What Makes a Place (No Longer) Habitable? Environmental Change in Ghana and Mali @MigrationMatters
What Makes a Place (No Longer) Habitable? Environmental Change in Ghana and Mali  @MigrationMatters
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Is climate change alone driving migration decisions? For agricultural communities, environmental and economic factors are deeply intertwined, making it difficult to pinpoint climate as the sole or even primary cause of mobility. This episode features the voices of local farmers in Ghana and Mali, along with insights from experts Dr. Mumuni Abu (University of Ghana) and Sidy Boly (National Institute of Statistics of Mali). They share how traditional livelihoods and gender roles are adapting to environmental changes and economic pressures, broadening our understanding of what habitability means.
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What Makes a Place (No Longer) Habitable? Environmental Change in Ghana and Mali

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