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The Australia–Tuvalu Climate Migration Treaty marks a historic moment in international relations and climate diplomacy. Under the world’s first-of-its-kind climate migration agreement, Australia has begun accepting migrants from Tuvalu, a low-lying Pacific island nation severely threatened by climate change and rising sea levels, with a future pathway to Australian citizenship.
This topic is extremely important for BPSC and JPSC examinations, especially for Prelims (International Treaties, Climate Change, Migration) and Mains GS Paper-II (International Relations, Global Governance) and GS Paper-III (Climate Change, Environment, Disaster Management).
In this video, we explain:
Why the Australia–Tuvalu Treaty was signed
How climate change is emerging as a driver of forced migration
Why this treaty is being seen as a model for future climate-induced migration frameworks
Its relevance for India, developing countries, and global climate justice
Aspirants will get exam-focused facts, Prelims MCQ-ready points, and Mains answer enrichment content to strengthen answers related to climate refugees, international cooperation, sustainable development, and ethical responsibilities of developed nations.
This topic is frequently linked with questions on global governance, climate finance, adaptation strategies, and humanitarian migration, making it a must-watch current affairs issue for BPSC & JPSC aspirants.

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