This book presents a clear and interdisciplinary view of climate change, justice, and sustainable development in the Global South. It brings together expert contributions that connect environmental, social, and economic dimensions of climate challenges. The book focuses on practical strategies that support countries facing rising climate risks and inequality. It explains realistic approaches, evidence‑based insights, and region‑specific solutions that guide researchers, policymakers, and practitioners.

The chapters move through global climate trends, environmental inequality, resilience in coastal communities, water security challenges, sustainable agriculture, and urban climate risks. They also explore renewable energy pathways, gender perspectives, Indigenous knowledge systems, migration pressures, climate finance mechanisms, and climate governance. Each chapter provides grounded analysis backed by case studies from Africa, MENA countries, and other developing regions.

This book is a useful resource for academic researchers, graduate students, policymakers, development agencies, NGOs, and civil society groups engaged in climate adaptation and sustainable development. It also supports educators, international institutions, and local leaders who seek accessible and practical knowledge to strengthen climate resilience across developing regions.

Kaiss Redouane is affiliated with Hassan First University of Settat, Faculty of Economics and Management, Morocco, where he is currently pursuing a PhD in Economics, with a focus on econometrics and statistics.

His academic work focuses on applied economic analysis, with a strong foundation in econometrics and statistical modeling. His academic experience includes extensive research activities, conference participation, and collaboration with interdisciplinary research teams.

His research interests include time-series modeling, climate–economy interactions, water resource management, and sustainability assessment. His research examines the socio-economic implications of climate variability and resource distribution.

He is particularly interested in developing quantitative approaches that can contribute to evidence-based policymaking and long-term planning. He has also contributed to several research publications in the fields of economic analysis, econometric modeling, and applied sustainability research.

Laeeq Razzak Janjua is currently a Compliance Officer at TMF Group in Poland and also serves as a lecturer at WSB University in Poland. His previous experience spans more than a decade in the financial sector across global institutions, where he worked in compliance, risk oversight, and regulatory operations. His background includes academic teaching, research supervision, and contributions to corporate compliance frameworks. He holds a PhD and has earlier served in organizations such as Citi Bank, MoneyGram International, and BNP Paribas. His areas of interest include corporate accountability, financial compliance, and responsible business governance. He has received recognition for his contributions to compliance and academia. He is the author of a book and has published numerous academic papers and research outputs.

Dr. Pushan Kumar Dutta is an Associate Professor at Amity University Kolkata, West Bengal, India. His previous experience includes roles as Assistant Professor across engineering institutions, along with academic leadership, research mentoring, and extensive editorial responsibilities. His educational background includes a Post‑Doctorate in Mechatronics from the University of Oradea in Romania and a PhD in Engineering from Jadavpur University in West Bengal, India. His research interests include artificial intelligence, machine learning, IoT, sustainable technologies, and earthquake studies. His accomplishments include keynote talks, participation in international academic committees, awards for research excellence, and contributions to patents and technology development. He has an extensive publication record spanning books, book chapters, and numerous research articles across multidisciplinary fields.