Panama Needs to Expedite Efforts Toward Climate Relocation Policy

By Human Rights Watch

At a meeting last week in Panama City with Human Rights Watch, government officials from Panama’s Ministry of Environment said they are drafting a climate adaptation decree, expected to be adopted by the end of April. The decree will lay the legal foundation for a national protocol on planned relocation in the coming year.In 2024, Panama’s previous administration held intersectoral consultations to begin creating a national approach, but it did not lead to one. The current administration’s work to finalize this decree, which includes reporting on climate-displaced people in Panama, is…

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