What solutions for Protracted Displacement? – Roundtable on Policy Options

The Roundtable will discuss viable policy options, which enhance the self-reliance and resilience of displaced people, and which simultaneously respond to the needs of host countries. Stakeholders will bring in their own perspective on applied policies and programmes, discussing how protection-, livelihood support and development-oriented policies directed towards refugees can be aligned with the needs of host countries of refugees and other populations affected by violent conflict. For more information on the content and agenda of the Roundtable, please click here.

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Inhabiting the permanently temporary: readings of protracted displacement in Greece

TRAFIG at the Geographies' conference in Greece

On 26 November 2022, colleagues from the Aristotle University in Thessaloniki organized a thematic panel at the 3-day national Conference “Crises, Resistances, Prospects” at Harokopio University in Athens... Read more

Analysis of TRAFIG survey data from Greece and Italy

A new report that was published by our partner FIERI provides an in-depth analysis of part of the TRAFIG interviews conducted with 600 migrants in “situation of protracted displacement” in Greece and Italy. ... Read more

Special Issue in JEMS

Unsettling Protracted Displacement: Connectivity and Mobility beyond Limbo

Key results and reflections from the TRAFIG project have just been published in a special issue in the Journal of Ethnic a... Read more