Maegan Hendow

Bridging refugee protection and development

Released 12 February 2019

In terms of global protracted displacement, it is major refugee-hosting countries within the region of conflict who shoulder the majority of the responsibility for responding to the needs of refugees. Such countries have development challenges of their own, and the international community should support them in maximising the potential benefits and mitigating the challenges associated with hosting refugees.

Bridging refugee protection and development - Policy Recommendations for Applying a Development-Displacement Nexus Approach

Study

Published January 2019

Crossing borders in the next 15 years: How should and will border management develop?

Policy Brief

Published February 2018

Summary Paper: Improving our responses to migrants caught in crises: Conclusions and policy recommendations for global migration policy-making

Study

Published January 2018

Resilience in the Face of Adversity: A Comparative Study of Migrants in Crisis Situations

Study

Published January 2018