24. In addition, sea-level rise and more frequent extreme weather events are expected to increase climate-induced migration. Various studies have estimated the impacts of climate change on migration in Viet Nam, including a recent multiagency study that estimated that a 1 m sea-level rise could displace more than 7 million residents and flood the homes of more than 14.2 million residents in the Mekong Delta as well as submerge half of the region’s agricultural land (Warner et al. 2009). Relocation of human settlements and agricultural production on this scale would require a concerted government response to respond to ensuing health, economic, and safety concerns.