World Refugee Day 2019: Building a stronger international response to the challenge of forced displacement

Kristalina Georgieva |
Fragility Conflict and Violence, Social Sustainability and Inclusion, Social Protection

Using socio-economic analysis to inform refugee programming in Turkana, Kenya

Community leader Paul Gok (left), a refugee from South Sudan walks with young children in the 'Kakuma 4' area of Kakuma Refugee Camp, built to house new arrivals from South Sudan. ©…

Raouf Mazou |
Fragility Conflict and Violence, Social Sustainability and Inclusion, Urban Development

Underage with an ID to prove it

Rubi’s Story: Exulted, Rubi ran home. As fast as her fifteen-year-old legs could carry her, she ran, exam in hand, excited to share the results with her family. The results, she believed, would…

Lucia Hanmer |
Fragility Conflict and Violence, Education, Gender, Digital Development, Governance

How can we improve the lives of Africa's displaced populations?

About this series More blog posts Forced displacement is a global crisis that requires urgent humanitarian action. But as displacement tends to last many years – with long-term impacts on the…

Ede Ijjasz-Vasquez, Jo de Berry |
Fragility Conflict and Violence, Social Sustainability and Inclusion, Urban Development

Inspired by Deng: What refugees can become with support and opportunity

Deng Majok-gutatur Chol speaks at the Fragility Forum 2016 As the refugee crisis continues, there has been a chorus of fear in host countries that they will “drain precious state resources” by…

Farhad Peikar |
Fragility Conflict and Violence