The Development Challenge of Finding Durable Solutions for Refugees and Internally Displaced People

This note discusses the development challenge of finding durable solutions for refugees and Internally Displaced Peoples (IDPs), and the relevance of this challenge for the World Development Report (WDR) on securing development in fragile and conflict affected settings. The note will describe (i) the scale, trends, and impact of forced displacement; (ii) the development challenge of finding durable solutions for those displaced; (iii) current practice on addressing this development challenge; (iv) the connections between the political, security and developmental aspects of forced displacement including regional spillover and impacts; and (v) suggestions as to what governments and the international development community can do in order to move beyond humanitarian emergency assistance and contribute to durable solutions for refugees and IDPs in return or displacement situations.

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Main Authors: Harild, Niels, Christensen, Asger
Format: Working Paper biblioteca
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2010-07-30
Subjects:ACCESS TO EDUCATION, ARMED CONFLICTS, ASYLUM, ASYLUM-SEEKERS, BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE, BASIC SERVICES, CIVIL SOCIETY, CIVIL WARS, CLUSTER APPROACH, COMMUNITIES, CONFLICT, CRIME, CRISES, DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES, DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE, DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS, DEVELOPMENT PLANS, DISPLACEMENT, ECONOMIC GROWTH, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, EMERGENCIES, ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY, EXILE, FIGHTING, FORCED MIGRATION, GOVERNMENT CAPACITY, GOVERNMENT CONTROL, HOST COMMUNITIES, HOST GOVERNMENT, HUMAN RIGHTS, HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS, HUMANITARIAN AID, HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE, INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE, INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS, INTERNATIONAL ACTION, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY, INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, INTERNATIONAL MEETING, INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE, LIVELIHOOD REHABILITATION, MEETING, MIGRATION, MIGRATION POLICY, NATIONAL AUTHORITIES, NATIONAL CAPACITIES, NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, NATIONAL LAWS, NATIONS, NATURAL DISASTER, NATURAL DISASTERS, NEEDS ASSESSMENT, NUMBER OF PEOPLE, NUMBER OF REFUGEES, PARTNERSHIP, PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN GOVERNMENTS, PEACE, PEACE RESEARCH, PHYSICAL ACCESS, POST -CONFLICT SETTINGS, PROGRESS, RECONSTRUCTION, REFUGEE, REFUGEE SITUATION, REFUGEE SITUATIONS, REFUGEES, REHABILITATION, REPATRIATION, REPATRIATION MOVEMENTS, RETURNEE, RETURNEES, ROAD, RULE OF LAW, SELF-SUFFICIENCY, SERVICE DELIVERY, SKILLS TRAINING, SOCIAL CAPITAL, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL IMPACTS, SOCIAL REINTEGRATION, SOCIAL SERVICES, SPILLOVER, UNDP, UNRWA, VIOLENCE, VULNERABILITY, VULNERABLE GROUPS, WAR, WARS, WORLD DEVELOPMENT,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/852361468155969675/The-development-challenge-of-finding-durable-solutions-for-refugees-and-internally-displaced-people
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27512
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Summary:This note discusses the development challenge of finding durable solutions for refugees and Internally Displaced Peoples (IDPs), and the relevance of this challenge for the World Development Report (WDR) on securing development in fragile and conflict affected settings. The note will describe (i) the scale, trends, and impact of forced displacement; (ii) the development challenge of finding durable solutions for those displaced; (iii) current practice on addressing this development challenge; (iv) the connections between the political, security and developmental aspects of forced displacement including regional spillover and impacts; and (v) suggestions as to what governments and the international development community can do in order to move beyond humanitarian emergency assistance and contribute to durable solutions for refugees and IDPs in return or displacement situations.