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Nature of the consultancy: Research on return and reintegration in Afghanistan under the Reintegration Assistance and Development in Afghanistan (RADA) project.
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Purpose: The purpose of this research is to broaden the current knowledge and understanding about the migration, displacement, return and reintegration in Afghanistan and to inform evidence-based decision-making on Afghan migration and reintegration among key international and national stakeholders. The research will be used by IOM, the European Union, and other external (inter)national stakeholders.
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Objectives:
To broaden understanding around the pull and push factors of migration and displacement in the socio-cultural, economic, and political context of Afghanistan.
To assess the extent to which the existing policies and services in Afghanistan address the specific needs of returnees and host communities from return preparation to the reintegration stage.
Thursday, May 27, 2021 15:09
Deputy General Director of the Vietnam News Agency Dinh Dang Quang (fourth from left) hands over the donations worth 450 million VND to Vice President of the VFF Central Committee Ngo Sach Thuc on June 1 (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - A large number of State
agencies and enterprises have made donations to the fight against COVID-19 over
the last few days as the country is exerting every effort to contain the latest
outbreak.
On June 1, the Party Committee of the Central
Agencies Bloc organised a fundraising programme where each staff member
contributed at least one day’s salary to the fight against COVID-19.
Deputy Minister of National Defence, Lieut. Gen. Vu Hai San on June 1 urged military units to roll out COVID-19 prevention and control measures synchronously and effectively, saying they must be done sooner and at a higher level.
He was said to have joined in
anti-State activities and protests disrupting security and order since 2011.
He took part in several subversive groups as well as some “movements” launched
by domestic and overseas reactionary elements.
Since 2018, Dung led the
so-called “Phong trao chan hung nuoc Viet” (Movement to revive Vietnam) and
publicly set up some channels and pages like “Tieng dan tivi”, “Eva tivi”, and
“Chan hung tivi” on Youtube and Facebook, frequently posting videos that
distorted and defamed the administrations and leaders of localities so as to
attract likes and support for reactionaries./. VNA