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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…
Thousands of displaced young men and women Nairobi, Kenya, face many barriers to earning an income. They report that education and training, as well as personal security, are their highest…
The Women’s Refugee Commission co-authored this report for the Child Protection in Crisis Network…
As part of a three-year research project focused on promoting economic opportunities, often referred to as “livelihoods,” for displaced women and youth, the Women’s Commission undertook a field trip to…
While “protection cash” or “cash for protection” and “the use of cash and voucher assistance to help achieve protection outcomes” are terms increasingly used by humanitarian practitioners, there is still…
As every country around the world navigates unprecedented restrictions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) is working directly with humanitarian partners on the front…
In many countries in the Global South, rapid urbanization is giving rise to normalized daily violence and low-level armed conflict in densely populated slums. A sizeable minority of the people…
The Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) visited Southern Sudan in November 2006. The purpose of the field mission was to assess education and livelihood programs, including formal and non-formal education, vocational…
In the course of conducting a multi-country study of urban refugee livelihoods from October 2011 to September 2012, the Women’s Refugee Commission identified a major gap in knowledge of and…
The Women’s Refugee Commission’s submission to the High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement on May 8, 2020, focuses on the pivotal need to meaningfully include all internally displaced women and girls,…
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