Refugees

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Beneficial Policies Towards the Venezuela Crisis Depend on Development Finance
November 26, 2019
The political and economic crisis in Venezuela has caused the biggest population movement in recent Latin American history. Support from the international community has predominantly focused on short-term humanitarian assistance, which will remain important for the most vulnerable Venezuel...
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A New Policy to Better Integrate Refugees into Host-Country Labor Markets
November 22, 2019
Many actual or potential host countries for refugees face serious challenges in integrating the refugees into the domestic labor markets. A primary concern is resistance from citizens in the host countries. Integrating refugees into host-country labor markets will continue to prove difficult if citi...
Expanding Labor Market Access for Refugees and Forced Migrants
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October 29, 2019
Many refugees & forced migrants in LMICs are still not formally allowed to work, which leads to lower economic productivity for host countries, poor living standards, and more. A joint CGD-RI initiative is working to address this issue by expanding LMA.
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Who Needs Financing More Than Businesses? Refugees
October 15, 2019
Finance exists to solve certain basic problems. The world’s displaced confront more of them than anyone. 
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Moving Beyond the Emergency: A Whole of Society Approach to the Refugee Response in Bangladesh
October 03, 2019
Bangladesh provides a significant global public good by hosting over one million Rohingya refugees. Most are living in camps in Cox’s Bazar district, where resources and livelihoods are strained. The refugee situation is likely to be protracted, and medium-term planning is critical.
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Two Years On, and No End in Sight: How Should We Respond to the Rohingya Crisis in the Medium-Term?
August 23, 2019
This Sunday marks two years since Myanmar’s military dramatically escalated its systematic campaign of violence against the Rohingya, causing over 700,000 of the long-persecuted and stateless population to flee to Bangladesh. Even if repatriation began tomorrow, estimates suggest a signif...