Analyse des Systèmes de Marchés: Niger
(UNHCR & ILO, May 2019) [text]Building America’s New Workforce (International Rescue Committee, May 2019) [text]
Data Defies Trump's Claim that Refugees and Asylees Burden Taxpayers (Center for Public Integrity, May 2019) [text]
*Doing Business in Dadaab: Market Systems Analysis for Local Economic Development in Dadaab, Kenya (ILO & UNHCR, April 2019) [text via ReliefWeb]
The Economic Costs of the US-Mexico Border Slowdown (The Perryman Group, April 2019) [text via ImmigrationProf Blog]
An Employed Society is a Stable Society: A Brief View on How Entrepreneurship Can Improve Refugees’ Livelihoods (Global Policy Opinion Blog, April 2019) [text]
Engaging with Employers in the Hiring of Refugees: A 10-point Multi-stakeholder Action Plan
for Employers, Refugees, Governments
and Civil Society (UNHCR, May 2019) [text]The Evolution of the Australian System for Selecting Economic Immigrants (Migration Policy Institute, May 2019) [text]
How Urban are IDPs and What Does That Mean for Their Economic Integration? (Center for Global Development, May 2019) [text]
- See also related CGD policy brief and blog post.
"In a Kenyan Refugee Camp, Business Ideas but Little Access to Credit," The New Humanitarian, 1 May 2019 [text]
Private Sector & Refugees: Pathways to Scale (Bridgespan Group & International Finance Corporation, May 2019) [text via ReliefWeb]
"Start-up: The Rohingya Entrepreneurs Eking Out a Living in Refugee Camps," The New Humanitarian, 29 April 2019 [text]Tapping Potential: Guidelines to Help British Businesses Employ Refugees (UNHCR et al., May 2019) [text]
- See also related UNHCR news story.
"Why We Should Care about Regional Origins: Educational Selectivity among Refugees and Labor Migrants in Western Europe," Frontiers in Sociology, 7 May 2019 [open access]
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Related posts:
- Thematic Focus: Work/Economic Aspects - Pt. 1 (30 April 2019)
- Thematic Focus: Work/Economic Aspects - Pt. 2 (U.S.) (30 April 2019)
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