What is the movement of sediments caused by?

Wind, water and glacier

Explanation:

The movement of sediments from one place to another is caused by wind, water and glacier.

This movement of sediments is called Transportation and follows the process of erosion.

Most times transportation and erosion occurs together Wind can blow eroded materials from rock remains from one place to another. This is more predominant in arid and desert regions of the world. Water can also carry sediments by fluid motion. Glaciers are also very effective transportation agents.