As climate change accelerates, the world faces a growing crisis: climate refugees. Beyond the humanitarian concerns, the financial costs are immense, affecting governments, communities, and economies worldwide

The Rohingya crisis has dominated international coverage of Myanmar in recent years. But while potential investors should be wary of inadvertently supporting the persecution, well-placed investments could yield rewards and spur a developing economy

Refugee camps have to be constructed quickly when a humanitarian crisis hits. Nevertheless, they sometimes last for decades, evolving from makeshift shantytowns into full-scale urban developments