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Articles

The Subjective Climate Migrant: Climate Perceptions, Their Determinants, and Relationship to Migration in Cambodia

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Pages 971-988 | Received 11 Oct 2019, Accepted 30 Jun 2020, Published online: 15 Oct 2020

Figures & data

Figure 1 Study site locations, flood and drought in Cambodia (Source: Open Development Cambodia) and Prey Veng province (inset; Source: European Space Agency Citation2019).

Figure 1 Study site locations, flood and drought in Cambodia (Source: Open Development Cambodia) and Prey Veng province (inset; Source: European Space Agency Citation2019).

Table 1. Perception of climate change indicators disaggregated by agro-ecological zone

Figure 2 Drought perception at the provincial, commune, and village scales. Each dot represents a respondent household. Green dots are those reporting changes in drought. Red dots are those reporting no change.

Figure 2 Drought perception at the provincial, commune, and village scales. Each dot represents a respondent household. Green dots are those reporting changes in drought. Red dots are those reporting no change.

Figure 3 Spatially mapped drought and rainfall perception in an alluvial riverside village.

Figure 3 Spatially mapped drought and rainfall perception in an alluvial riverside village.

Table 2. Climate perception of fishers and nonfishers

Table 3. Climate perception of farmers and nonfarmers

Table 4. Type of change in rainfall among farmers and nonfarmers

Table 5. Migrants and migration rates disaggregated by location

Table 6. Climate perception and household migration incidence

Figure 4 Climate perception and migration among marginal and nonmarginal households.

Figure 4 Climate perception and migration among marginal and nonmarginal households.