5-Day Design Sprint for Environmental Migration

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We ran a 5-day Design Sprint for an EIT-funded Climate-KIC project that aimed to develop a strategy that factors migration into environmental and development policies, as well as take environmental change into account in comprehensive migration management policies focusing on the city of Limassol as a case study. As a result, a training prototype for migrants and other stakeholders has been developed aiming to build the capacity of policymakers and practitioners in issues of migration, environment and climate change.

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