POL F I R C IE Y DRIC P H A -EB P ER E T R -STIFTUNG| Beyond Crisis: Climate Mobility Dynamics in Central Sahel, East Africa and the Horn of Africa Beyond Crisis: Climate Mobility Dynamics in Central Sahel, East Africa and The Horn of Africa Adane Alemayehu| Niklas Mayer February 2024 Human mobility patterns in the Central Sahel, the Horn of Africa, and East Africa regions are increasingly influenced by rainfall anomalies, rising air temperature, drought, and flooding. In all three regions, climate change is linked to different forms of mobility practices, such as rural-urban, rural-rural, cross-border labour migration, forced displacement, pastoralist movements, and immobility. Policy responses to climate mobility in all three regions are evolving. However, they are not yet fully engaging with all aspects of climate-related(im)mobility explored in this report. While considering the need to take measures towards enabling climate mobilities such as seasonal mobility and pastoralist mobility; it is also equally essential to invest in creating more jobs in small towns and urban centers that are close to climate change-affected areas. 1