Too rare to dare? Leveraging household surveys to boost research on climate migration
反思了多主题住户调查在识别气候与迁移关联上的不足，并以世界银行生活标准测量研究为例，提出方法论议程和实践指南，以填补数据空白、推进气候迁移研究。
Abstract Nationally representative household surveys are a potential data source that could shed light on the climate–migration nexus. However, they are rarely designed specifically to measure or study migration and often lack the necessary features to identify connections with climate change. This paper offers a critical reflection on current challenges faced by multi-topic household surveys in responding to these needs while also highlighting the many opportunities embedded in their use. Using the Living Standards Measurement Study household survey programme of the World Bank as an example, this paper proposes a methodological agenda and practical guidance to address data gaps and advance research on climate migration.