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poverty-action.org

we are a research organization dedicated to discovering and advancing what works to improve the lives of people living in poverty.

nber.org

founded in 1920, the nber is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to conducting economic research and to disseminating research findings among academics, public policy makers, and business professionals.

voxdev.org

Concessions granted to private companies to extract natural resources still have negative effects on present-day development in the DRC

theigc.org

AI and machine learning can leverage strong data systems to help revenue authorities detect tax fraud, identify non-compliance, and improve audits.

communityjameel.org

Public Health Scotland is integrating arts to reduce health inequalities affecting 5.4 million people.

worldbank.org

Forced displacement is a development challenge, not only a humanitarian concern. As of September 2023, 114 million people were displaced, and this number continues to grow as conflict and insecurity rise across the globe. Most refugees are hosted by developing countries, and the issues around support and integration of refugee communities are often deeply political. In this episode— the second in our special series on how to end poverty on a livable planet—we're asking the question: How can we better support the world’s growing number of refugees and their host communities? What economic benefits can refugee integration bring to societies? Tune in to hear the real-life experience of Abdullahi Mire, winner of the 2023 UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award, who grew up in one of the largest refugee camps in the world and is now a champion of refugee education; and Nancy Karambo Riungu, a Kenyan entrepreneur working with refugees. We also get insights from the UN Refugee Agency’s Raouf Mazou and The World Bank’s Xavier Devictor on how humanitarian agencies, development institutions and the private sector can better support refugees. Stay with us until the end of the episode to catch the reading of a poem by Kinshasa- born, British poet JJ Bola, who reflects on life as a refugee.

brookings.edu

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