Behavior of internal migration
climate variability and settlement formation in the city of Guantánamo-Cuba (2015-2021)
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https://doi.org/10.18616/rdsd.v9i1.7811Abstract
Aspects such as climate change, poverty and food security converge in the environmental, social and cultural contexts of developing regions and increasingly influence the decision to migrate. The work focuses its analysis on the manifestations exposed from the combination of these elements and their complexity in Guantanamo. Methodologically, documentary analysis and descriptive statistics based on comparative and descriptive methods support the discussion presented. The research shows a complex dynamic in relation to climate migration and displacement, current and trend of the subject with a focus on management for sustainable development, therefore the need for mechanisms for its management considering the complexities of the context.
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