Integration is not only an ethical imperative—it is a strategic decision for the present and future development of Costa Rica.
Costa Rica: Organizations Propose Reforms to Promote Refugee Integration
These reforms include the improvement of asylum and regularization procedures, and the removal of barriers to employment.
Daily Monitor: Amid Aid Cuts, Uganda’s Right to Work for Refugees Must Become a Reality
Uganda’s welcoming policy toward refugees has saved lives. Now it must secure livelihoods.
Adapting to Climate Change During Displacement: The Role of Livelihood Opportunities and Labor Market Access
This literature review highlights gaps and opportunities in research and advocacy on how livelihoods and labor market access shape displaced people’s climate change adaptation.
Beyond the Camp: Realizing Ethiopia’s Commitment to Refugee Self-Reliance
Ethiopia can set a regional example, but only if ambition is matched by dedicated financing and steady follow-through on its own commitments.
Five Lessons for the World Bank to Strengthen Migration Response in the Americas
By applying these five lessons, the Bank can redefine how development finance meets human mobility—fostering shared opportunity for prosperity.
Rooted in the City: A New Vision for Refugees and Humanitarian Action
Donors, multilateral institutions, and humanitarian agencies must prioritize an “urban first” approach to refugee response and promote inclusion.
Bridging the Gap: The Role of Multilateral Development Banks in Latin America’s Mixed-Migration Response
MDBs are well positioned to drive long-term solutions, but their migration-related investments must be more strategic and rooted in inclusive development.
A Way Forward as Aid Cuts Threaten Progress for Refugee Integration in Kenya
Recent aid cuts in Kenya will undermine refugee-led organizations, which are critical to building a more effective and sustainable response.
Refugees Financial Inclusion in Kenya: Regulations, Policies & Practices
What is needed to further realize refugee access to the labor market in Kenya?