Changing the Narrative on Forced Displacement : Findings from the UK-UNHCR-World Bank Building the Evidence on Forced Displacement Research Program - Executive Summary (English)

Forced displacement has become a phenomenon of tragic proportions. By the end of 2022, more than 108 million people were forcibly displaced, having escaped conflict, violence, or persecution. Low- and middle-income countries absorbed 76 percent of this displaced population, and often for a protracted period, as two-thirds of the total refugee population remain displaced for many consecutive years.1 A new policy resolve emerged at the height of the...
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  • Paolo Verme;
    Paola Elice;

  • 2024/07/25

  • Report

  • 192731

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  • World,

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  • 2024/07/26

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  • Changing the Narrative on Forced Displacement : Findings from the UK-UNHCR-World Bank Building the Evidence on Forced Displacement Research Program - Executive Summary

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Paolo Verme; Paola Elice.

Changing the Narrative on Forced Displacement : Findings from the UK-UNHCR-World Bank Building the Evidence on Forced Displacement Research Program - Executive Summary (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099072524162122085

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