What is it about?
This study examines the lived experiences of annual floods and climate challenges among the Mishing indigenous community residing on Majuli Island. The Mishing community is noteworthy for being one of the most significant and longstanding populations on Majuli Island.
Why is it important?
The expanding trend of climate change and the escalating natural disasters continue to pose many issues for marginalized communities. The study's primary focus is on the reasons for tackling flood and climate change issues, which involve many facets of environmental, social, economic, and well-being for humans. The article promotes proactive steps to slow down climate change and increase resiliency to its effects, particularly emphasizing social and economic stability, environmental preservation, water security, infrastructure resilience, and multilateral cooperation.