The 8th Development Conference took place in Linz from November 11 to 13, 2022. As Austria’s largest event on development policy, it offers space for debate and reflection on current challenges. In doing so, it promotes exchange at eye level between academia, practitioners and critical civil society. Speakers from India, Brazil, Uganda, Botswana, Germany and Ukraine discussed the causes and consequences of global inequalities, which was the main topic of this year’s conference. This report offers a glimpse into the Inequality, Migration and Climate Justice Forum. Participants discussed how climate change is perceived unequally around the world, depending on where we live and which social group we belong to, our gender, ethnicity, skin color, age, class, and so on. Crop failures or water shortages as consequences of global warming are responsible for difficult living conditions in many places and can be one of the (co-)causes of migration. In this forum, two international guests Paula Banerjee from Calcutta University in India and Pato Kelesitse from the South African Climate Action Network in Botswana spoke about migration …