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…with partners on the ground to promote the inclusion of refugees with disabilities—an estimated 22% of the population—in assistance programs and in the decision-making process. In a protracted and complex…
…Over half of the refugees in the camps are women and girls of reproductive age, underscoring the critical need for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services, including contraception, in the…
…and mitigate them. Increase advocacy to ensure that donors include measures related to children’s outcomes. Donors who fund ES intervention evanluations: INclude child-level indicators in standard program requirements. Use more…
…of the horticulture value chain and smallholder rice farming). Analysis is underway, and results will be shared in 2014. *The Women’s Refugee Commission is a member of the CPC Network….
…natural resources, including firewood used for cooking fuel. Time after time we see that the competition for decreasing natural resources increases tensions between refugee and host communities and results in…
…wheel chair through—I think about all of these things and making sure other people with disabilities can get around too. We have to have a common understanding of what “disability”…
Michelle Brané, director of the Women’s Refugee Commission’s migrant rights and justice program, said “Women and children will die as a result of these policies.”…
The Women’s Refugee Commission’s Kimiko Hirota talks with Gustavo Solis of The World on why welcoming migrants into the US doesn’t have to be chaotic. This story was featured in…
…Security Council Resolution 1325. We hope all this activity will help to further energize the commitment to this critical agenda and result in much more effective implementation on the ground. …
…and respond to child marriage in humanitarian settings. The initiative consists of girl-centered, community-based research in communities affected by conflict and displacement in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao…
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