Disasters linked to natural hazards, environmental degradation, and the adverse effects of climate change are amongst the most prevalent and overlapping drivers of human mobility in the IGAD Region. The study that is entitled “Livelihoods, Resilience and Migration in the context of slow Onset Climate Change in the IGAD Region” includes a case study in which 137 pastoralists (of whom 62 where women and 45 young people) were interview on their perceptions and understandings of climate change, the impacts of droughts on their livelihoods and mobility and their coping mechanisms.