Climate mobility requires moving from regional commitments to concrete, sustainable, rights-based territorial responses.

This session will bring together governments, civil society, cooperation actors, and community stakeholders to analyze how to implement a shared agenda on human mobility and displacement associated with climate change in Central America.

Drawing on recent lessons learned, regional commitments, and international frameworks such as the Global Compact for Migration, the discussion will address the main challenges of translating standards and agreements into public policies, financing mechanisms, technical cooperation, and local action. The dialogue will help identify gaps, priorities, and opportunities for coordination to strengthen more effective, participatory responses adapted to territorial realities.