Kenya has hosted refugees since its independence in 1963, although refugee policy has shifted from an integration approach towards an encampment model. The flow of asylum seekers into Kenya gained mom...

Significant efforts have been made in recent years to expand the amount of high-quality and policy-relevant socioeconomic data and research on forced displacement. In Uganda, comparable datasets inclu...

The World Bank and UNHCR have collaborated since 2016 on research, socioeconomic surveys and publications to generate evidence and develop an understanding of the living conditions of refugee, statele...

Summary of the Kenya Analytical Program on Forced Displacement (KAP-FD). The KAP-FD is a multi-year undertaking to strengthen the global community’s understanding of how refugee and host populations m...

This brief delves into a socioeconomic survey conducted in the context of some 30,000 Rohingya refugees who now live on Bhasan Char. The study highlights key population demographics, such as the distr...

The second brief focuses on the livelihood opportunities and engagements of Rohingya refugees on Bhasan Char. The data collected in November 2022 reveals essential indicators related income generating...

Socio-Economic Profile of refugees in Burundi - Results from the 2019-2020 Socioeconomic Survey

Refugees and other vulnerable populations are among those predominantly affected in the last three years when the world witnessed great shocks. The COVID-19 pandemic, for example, brought in a new way...

This paper outlines Uganda’s pioneering shift from a traditional humanitarian water service model, designed for short-term emergencies, to a holistic approach that integrates refugees and host communi...