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Different eras come with technological innovations that define each generation, and ours is characterised by access to digital technology. In everyday life, at home, at work and even out in the streets, digital technology is revolutionising how we do things, and above all, how we interact with one another and our environment. Digital culture is increasingly found at the root of social and environmental matters.

Leveraging Mobile Phone Data to understand Temporary Migration in Senegal

• Although there is some evidence regarding the effects of climatic shocks on long-term migration, the understanding of short-term mobility responses is limited.
• This limitation is due to challenges in capturing these movements with traditional data sources like surveys and censuses, especially in developing countries.
• Mobile phone data provide a cost-effective alternative, offering invaluable insights into short-term mobility and enabling the assessment of how rainfall conditions influence temporary migration in Senegal.
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Two people collaborate in front of computer screens, one pointing something out to the other. The screens display computer code in a modern office environment.

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