Climate Change Drives Migration from Vietnam's Mekong Delta to Cities

As residents face environmental and economic challenges, the government seeks to bolster the region's agriculture.

Climate change exacerbates the challenges in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, leading to increased migration to cities.
Residents face increased floods, droughts, and farming difficulties, prompting many to seek better opportunities in urban areas.
The Vietnamese government has plans to boost the agricultural economy in the Mekong region, aiming to reduce emissions and increase yields.
Migration is complex, influenced by climate change, economic opportunities, and the pursuit of education and better living conditions.
Despite the allure of city life, many migrants and their families continue to face hardships, including job insecurity and the struggle to afford education.