, nearly 5% of the population has been displaced annually by extreme weather | 
: Adalberto Roque, @afpphoto⠀ .⠀ 2. In Guatemala 
, a six-year drought has devastated crops, bringing poverty and hunger | : Marvin Recinos, @afpphoto⠀ .⠀ 3. In 2018, 3.6% of Somalia’s 
population were newly displaced by extreme weather events and 3.9% were newly displaced by conflict | : Feisal Omar, @reuters⠀ .⠀ 4. The Philippines 
tops the list of countries where people are most at risk of displacement as a result of conflict and extreme weather disasters | : Erik de Castro, @reuters⠀ .⠀ 5. In Pakistan 
, repeated droughts and cyclones between 1999 and 2012 resulted in the forced displacement of entire communities. | : Muhammed Muheisen, @apnews⠀ .⠀ 6. After the cyclone in Mozambique 
, displaced women often lacked information on their legal rights | : Zohra Bensemra, @reuters⠀
.⠀ 7. Small island developing states such as Tuvalu 
face the highest risk of internal displacement as a result of extreme weather events | : Dave Hunt-Pool, @gettyimages⠀ .⠀ 8. The vast majority – around 80% – of those displaced live in Asia. A single event, Cyclone Fani, triggered the displacement of nearly 3.5 million people in Bangladesh 
and India 
in May 2019 | : @apnews⠀ .⠀ 9. Storms - regular in Sri Lanka 
- are becoming more destructive as warmer waters contribute to higher maximum wind speeds and more rainfall | : Ishara S. Kodikara, @afpphoto⠀ .⠀ 10. Cyclone Idai, which hit Zimbabwe 
this year, mostly affected communities in rural areas with poor road infrastructure and housing. | : Zinyange Aunthony, @afpphoto⠀ .⠀ Read our article with more of Oxfam’s findings in the link in our bio.⠀ .⠀ #weather #climate