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Researchers have found concerning levels of hunger, limited access to healthcare and instances of homelessness among refugees living in camps in Ethiopia, Kenya and Jordan, according to a paper published today by IIED – despite the fact that camps are prioritised for funding by the UN and other agencies and are billed as a safety net for the most vulnerable people.
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In the run-up to World Humanitarian Day, this episode of Make Change Happen brings together expert researchers and practitioners to unveil the challenges and lessons of urban forced displacement
Access to work, housing and enough food much more likely in urban settings than camps
Women’s hope for their children and satisfaction with life badly affected