Limi Valley residents grapple with climate crisis-induced livelihood disruption and outmigration
Summary
Residents of Limi Valley in Humla district are compelled to relocate due to climate change-induced floods and livelihood disruption, with local voices urging government action.
Key Points
- Humla's Limi Valley residents face livelihood collapse and outmigration due to climate change.
- Repeated floods and erosion have destroyed homes and farmlands, especially in Til and Jang villages.
- Traditional yak herding and farming livelihoods have declined due to cross-border restrictions and climate impacts.
- Residents have collectively decided to relocate to Takchi to escape ongoing climate risks and seek economic opportunities.
