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Protracted Displacement in the Horn of Africa [PDF]
TRAFIG Report, 2020 This case study provides an overview on protracted displacement in the Horn of Africa and aims to uncover evidence on transnational and translocal connectivity and mobility of displaced populations in the region. This internal background document contributed to the formulation of TRAFIG Working Paper No 2.
Noack, Marion
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Environmental health conditions in protracted displacement: A systematic scoping review [PDF]
Science of The Total Environment, 2020 Adequate environmental health services are critical for human rights, health, and development, especially in the context of forced displacement. There are more than 70 million forcibly displaced persons worldwide, most in protracted situations, having been displaced for more than two years.
Shackelford, Brandie Banner +6 more
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Unlocking Protracted Displacement: An Iraqi Case Study [PDF]
Refugee Survey Quarterly, 2011 The displaced from Iraq now constitute one of the largest refugee populations worldwide manifesting the evolving conditions of “protracted displacement”. Unlocking this protracted crisis of displacement requires analysis of the perceptions of solutions, durable and not-so-durable, among all stakeholders.
Chatty, D, Mansour, N
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Governing protracted displacement in Italy - An analysis of legal and policy structures shaping protracted displacement situations [PDF]
TRAFIG Report, 2020 Within the European Union (EU), Italy is one of the main countries of transit and destination for migrants coming from Africa and Asia, including a significant component of forced migrants and protection seekers. In particular, Italy is the first European country of arrival for many migrants and asylum seekers crossing the Mediterranean from North ...
Roman, Emanuela
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Addressing protracted displacement - Lessons from the past [PDF]
, 2020 Addressing protracted displacement has been a major concern since the beginning of an international refugee protection regime in the 1920s. The search for solutions has been a central theme ever since. In a historical perspective, efforts to resolve protracted displacement have been diverse, being devised in response to both domestic and international ...
Kraler, Albert
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Overcoming protracted displacement: criteria for development programmes in protracted displacement [PDF]
, 2019 The support provided to people in protracted displacement by development actors needs to be based on a thorough understanding of their existing livelihood strategies since these are an expression of their agency and encompass capabilities, (socio-cultural) preferences and networks as well as the needs and obstacles they face.
Vollmer, Ruth
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Protracted displacement in the Horn of Africa: internal report [PDF]
, 2020 This case study provides an overview on protracted displacement in the Horn of Africa and aims to uncover evidence on transnational and translocal connectivity and mobility of displaced populations in the region. The case study contributes to the elaboration of the working paper “Protracted Displacement in the postWWII period” in the framework of the ...
Noack, Marion
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Understanding the dynamics of protracted displacement [PDF]
Forced Migration Review, 2021 Issue 68 of the Forced Migration Review includes a special feature on mobility and agency for those living in protracted displacement, produced in collaboration with TRAFIG.
Rudolf, Markus +14 more
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Refuge, 2023 Building on variously located Syrian women’s accounts of their day-to-day lives in Lebanon, this article illuminates meaning-making processes in protracted displacement, defined by the UNHCR (2004, p. 1) as a “long-lasting and intractable state of limbo.
Ibtissam Ouaali, Esther Miedema
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Afghan Migration to Europe From Iran
Social Inclusion, 2022 Afghans have consistently been one of the largest groups of refugees arriving in Europe, with more than 600,000 Afghan asylum applications in European countries over the past ten years, second only in number to Syrians.
Heaven Crawley, Esra S. Kaytaz
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