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Ending the Waiting Game: Strategies for Responding to Internally Displaced People in Burma
06/01/2006
Ending
the Waiting Game: Strategies for Responding to Internally Displaced
People in Burma
Ending the Waiting Game: Strategies for
Responding to Internally Displaced People in Burma argues that
the crisis in Burma has reached a point where displaced people and
other vulnerable populations simply cannot wait any longer for outside
assistance, including health services, education, food production and
building the capacity of civil society organizations in the country.
U.S. sanctions against Burma’s military regime currently prevent the
provision of significant humanitarian aid.Read the press release on this report here.
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Executive Summary
Introduction
Types of Displacement and Conditions of the Displaced Population
Humanitarian Response Inside Burma
The Debate Over Aid and Engagement
Rationale for International Assistance Inside Burma
Towards a More Effective Response to Internal Displacement
Refugees International's Recommendations
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Acknowledgements
Glossary
Notes
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