Syrian women refugees: opportunity in the gig economy? Research reports and studies | September 2017 | Abigail Hunt, Emma Samman and Dina Mansour-Ille This study explores whether the gig economy has the potential to create new economic opportunities for Syrian refugee women. Downloads
Livelihoods in displacement: from refugee perspectives to aid agency response Research reports and studies | September 2017 | Veronique Barbelet and Caitlin Wake Looking at case studies across four countries, the paper examines the lives and livelihoods of refugees living in protracted displacement. Downloads
The future of work for Syrian refugee women in Jordan: is the “gig economy” an opportunity? Comment | 11 July 2017 | Dina Mansour-Ille and Emma Samman This article explores the limitations of the 'Jordan Compact' in creating economic opportunity for refugee women and asks: is the gig economy the answer? Read and comment
Twitter chat: are we doing enough for refugees? Twitter chat | 14 June 2017 14:00 - 15:00 GMT + 1 (BST) Refugees, activists, journalists and livelihood experts debate whether or not we're doing enough for refugee livelihoods - and how we can do better. Find out more
'Even if we can't go back, we'll rebuild Syria': refugees' futures in Jordan Comment | 19 May 2017 | Sara Pantuliano At the World Economic Forum in the Middle East and North Africa, which started today, leaders should prioritise long-term support for Syrian refugee's livelihoods in Jordan. Read and comment
International calls for innovation to support women refugees who want to work Comment | 20 March 2017 | Abigail Hunt With this week's 61st Commission on the Status of Women looking at women's work, mobile technology and new platforms provide one opportunity for refugee women to access jobs. Read and comment
Cash transfers for refugees: the economic and social effects of a programme in Jordan Research reports and studies | January 2017 | Jessica Hagen-Zanker, Martina Ulrichs, Rebecca Holmes and Zina Nimeh This report looks at the effect of cash transfers on Syrian refugees' access to basic services and employment in Jordan. Downloads
Cash transfers for refugees: an opportunity to bridge the gap between humanitarian assistance and social protection Briefing papers | January 2017 | Martina Ulrichs, Jessica Hagen-Zanker and Rebecca Holmes This briefing looks at the effect of cash transfers on Syrian refugees' access to basic services and employment in Jordan, and offers policy recommendations. Downloads
A mapping of social protection and humanitarian assistance programmes in Jordan Working and discussion papers | January 2017 | Hanna Röth, Zina Nimeh and Jessica Hagen-Zanker This working paper maps existing national social protection and humanitarian assistance programmes run by the Jordanian Government, donors and INGOs/NGOs. Downloads
Cash transfers for refugees: the economic and social effects of a programme in Jordan Projects | January 2017 This project looked at the impact and long-term implications of cash transfers on Syrian refugees' access to basic services and employment in Jordan. Find out more
