Changing climate, changing realities: migration in the SahelFull reporti Changing climate, changing realities: migration in the Sahel British Red CrossAcknowledgements This report was written by Gabrielle Daoust, Yue Cao, Hussein M. Sulieman, Dansiné Diarra, Boukary Barry and Jim Jarvie. This research was commissioned by the British Red Cross. ODI and the British Red Cross sincerely thank all those who contributed and made this research possible – in particular, all the individuals who shared their insights through survey participation, focus group discussions and key informant interviews in Sudan and Mali. In Sudan, particular thanks go to the Centre for Remote Sensing and GIS at the University of Gadarif, the director and staff of the Sudan Commission for Refugees and Sudan Humanitarian Aid in White Nile state and also the community leaders in Elfao, Elganaa and Dabat Bosin. In Mali, thanks go to Kéné Conseils and all those who contributed to the data collection in Bamako and Kayes. We extend our appreciation and thanks to the Mali Red Cross and Sudanese Red Crescent Society, as well as National Societies across the wider Sahel, for sharing their assistance, knowledge and insights.We express special thanks to the following people for their insights, contributions and comments on the report: Etienne Berges, Louiza Chekhar, Kouassi Dagawa, Georgie Vanner, Maria Twerda, Hugo Gimbernat Guerin, Joanna Moore, Adeline Siffert (British Red Cross), Nouhoum Maiga (Mali Red Cross), Eddie Jjemba (Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre), Karen Hargrave (Independent consultant), Sarah-Opitz Stapleton and Leigh Mayhew as contributors, Mauricio Vazquez and Caitlin Sturridge (ODI).Copyeditor: Rose Cowling | Design: vtype....
