Policies should better support people trapped in long-term refugee situations

In The Conversation, Carolien Jacobs (Leiden Unviersity), Nuno Ferreira (University of Sussex), Emanuela Roman (FIERI) and Benjamin Etzold (BICC) plead for urgently needed policy changes that focus on displaced people’s actual needs and the realisation of truly durable solutions. The short article is based on our insights from TRAFIG Working Paper 3.

Read the blog contribution here.

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