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Energy is a universal right, affecting how people light and power their homes, cook nutritious meals, and operate hospitals and businesses. But safe and reliable access to energy is far…
The Child Protection in Crisis (CPC) Task Force on Livelihoods and Economic Strengthening seeks to enhance the protection and well-being of crisis-affected children through sustainable livelihoods approaches and economic strengthening…
In 2007 WFP agreed to co-chair the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Task Force on Safe Access to Firewood and alternative Energy in Humanitarian Settings (SAFE) together with UNHCR and the…
While only a small percentage of refugees from around the world get resettled to a third country each year, much can be learned from them about the services that were…
A life-saving priority An estimated 67 million women and girls are in need of humanitarian assistance. Impacted by conflict, violence and natural disasters, women and girls in emergencies are at…
As part of a year-long study on urban refugee livelihoods, the Women’s Refugee Commission undertook a field assessment trip to Johannesburg, South Africa, in March/April 2011. The assessment focused on…
When women are displaced due to conflict or human rights abuses, they adopt new strategies to provide for themselves and their families. These new strategies often place them at risk…
On 27th January 2010 the Permanent Mission of the Principality of Liechtenstein hosted a panel discussion with the Women’s Refugee Commission on: The Link between Livelihoods and Gender-Based Violence in…
Sixty returnee women and girls from rural areas of Herat were interviewed between July 26th and August 7th, 2000….
The Women’s Commission for Refugee Women and Children conducted two missions to Amman to assess the conditions of Iraqi refugees living in Jordan and obtain current information from recent arrivals…
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