Étant donné l’attention accrue accordée à la cohésion sociale dans les politiques relatives aux réfugiés, il est nécessaire de disposer de méthodes solides pour mesurer la cohésion parmi les communautés déplacées et affectées par les déplacements. Au niveau des projets,…
Les concepts de réconciliation et de cohésion sociale sont intimement liés : la réconciliation est un processus consistant à « recréer de bonnes relations » avec soi-même et avec les autres[1], et la cohésion sociale est le ciment qui maintient ces relations. Les…
We know that national and regional immigration frameworks are important for facilitating the admission and stay for disaster-affected persons in regions such as the Americas.[1] But that is to look at the issue from one policy perspective only: immigration law.…
As our understanding of displacement in a changing climate continues to grow, so too does our awareness that its effects are not evenly felt. An estimated one billion people – 15% of the globe’s population – are living with a…
Can forecast-based financing reduce the humanitarian impacts of disaster displacement? This was the focus of a study recently conducted by the Red Cross/ Red Crescent Climate Centre (RCCC), together with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies…
Displacement as a result of disasters has been a recurring and growing problem in the IGAD region.[1] In 2020, the region witnessed approximately 2.3 million persons newly forcibly displaced by disasters: an average of 100,000 disaster-displaced persons per month. When…