Resources Tagged: Refugee

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  1. LESSONS LEARNED WORKING WITH RETURNEES IN BURUNDI

    2014-10-28 While coming back, returnees are facing many challenges: Lack of shelter, Lack of food, Lack of the other items like cloths and houses materials, Lack of water and sanitation, Drop out school, Lack of employment Etc Working with returnees is helping them to meet these needs.
    Refugee Burundi East Africa

  2. Lessons Learned Working with Returnees

    2014-10-20
    Refugee East Africa

  3. Permaculture For Refugees in Camps

    2018-02-20 PermacultureForRefugees (P4R) has released their first booklet in a series to bring permaculture solutions to refugee situations. Permaculture for Refugees in Camps is a 20 page how-to guide outlining a positive approaches to transforming refugee camps. It is the culmination of ideas, experience...
    Permaculture Refugee

  4. Lemon Tree Trust (LTT)

    We pilot innovative approaches to greening refugee camps and communities by building capacity, monitoring effectiveness, disseminating good practice and sharing knowledge. We aim to stimulate research, influence policy and advocate for the importance of gardens in forced displacement. In all our...
    Refugee Urban Agriculture

  5. Resources for Refugees and Internally Displaced People

    Refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) areboth groups of people forced to leave their homes, but they differ in that refugees cross international borders to seek safety in another country, while IDPs remain within their country of origin.Both groups face similar challenges, including...
    Refugee Refugee Camps

  6. New Issues In Refugee Research

    The plight of refugees from Rwanda, Burundi, and Democratic Republic of Congo made international headlines between 1993 and 1998. Throughout central Africa, roughly 3.4 million refugees crossed international borders, 2.3 million persons became internally displaced, and 600,000 exiles returned to...
    Refugee East Africa

  7. Economic impact of refugees

    In 2015, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees accommodated over 15 million refugees, mostly in refugee camps in developing countries. The World Food Program provided these refugees with food aid, in cash or in kind. Refugees’ impacts on host countries are controversial and little...
    Refugee

  8. Lessons on Nutrition of Displaced People

    Abstract, The Journal of Nutrition, 2002 Policies for protecting the nutrition of displaced people (including refugees) have evolved significantly since the sharp increase in numbers began in the 1970s. Food supplies have often been grossly inadequate, probably contributing to the very high...
    Refugee Nutrition

  9. Refugees International

    The most recent figures from the un refugee agency show that in 2016, more than 65 million people were forced from their home by wars, conflict, and persecution — more than at any other time since records began. When the humanitarian needs are great, so too is the need to work harder to find...
    Refugee

  10. Refugee Camps as Microcosm: Restoration & Sustainability in an Accidental City

    [Editor’s Note: This article seeks to address the broader challenges of food security in refugee camp environments, of which there are many within our Asia region, while offering individual practical options that may be implemented to address the need for nutritional diversity in these...
    Refugee Asia