Displacement

How life in protracted displacement could be improved, according to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.

This paper explores dignity in humanitarian response, using evidence from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Colombia, Lebanon, the Philippines and South Sudan.

Findings and policy recommendations on young adolescent refugees’ access to education and learning, and their bodily integrity and freedom from violence.

Tracing the ways in which displacement presented an opportunity for change in the lives of Afridi women and girls.

Exploring how dignity is perceived by displaced people in four different contexts, and whether it is upheld or undermined by the humanitarian response.

How do refugees in northern Uganda make ends meet? What resources contribute to the refugee response? And how could resource data improve crisis response?

Exploring issues of capacity and complementarity in the Rohingya response within a broader humanitarian policy context, including localisation.

This case study aims better understand what Syrians mean by their own dignity and how they understand it in terms of their displacement to Lebanon.