Source: Forced Migration Review, University of Oxford
Country: World
Forced Migration Review provides a forum
for the regular exchange of practical experience, information and ideas
between researchers, refugees and internally displaced people, and those
who work with them. It is published in English, Spanish, Arabic and French
by the Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford.
Contents
- Time to reassess capacity-building partnerships, by Brooke Lauten.
- Impact of the tsunami response on local and national capacities, by Arjuna Parakrama.
- Local versus international response: call for humility, by Bambang A Sipayung.
- Duty of care? Local staff and aid worker security, by Katherine Haver.
- Responsibility to Protect: lessons from South Kivu, by Jaya Murthy.
- Multi-dimensional migration challenges in North Africa, by Johannes van der Klaauw.
- Investing for the future: capacity building in Morocco, by Mathieu André and France Charlet.
- Participatory capacity building in action in Colombia, by Josep Zapater.
- Post-war Liberia: healthcare in the balance, by Katharine Derderian, Helene Lorinquer and Stéphan Goetghebuer.
- Building capacity in Sierra Leone, by Lina Abirafeh.
- An African perspective on capacity building, by Naomi Pardington and Melanie Coyne.
- Return of qualified Sudanese, by Lindsay T McMahon.
- Capacity development from the inside out, by Anisya Thomas and Desiree Bliss.
- Bold advocacy finally strengthens refugee protection in Kenya, by Eva Ayiera.
- Who owns and drives capacity building? by Colleen Thouez and Sarah Rosengaertner.
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Contents
- Time to reassess capacity-building partnerships, by Brooke Lauten.
- Impact of the tsunami response on local and national capacities, by Arjuna Parakrama.
- Local versus international response: call for humility, by Bambang A Sipayung.
- Duty of care? Local staff and aid worker security, by Katherine Haver.
- Responsibility to Protect: lessons from South Kivu, by Jaya Murthy.
- Multi-dimensional migration challenges in North Africa, by Johannes van der Klaauw.
- Investing for the future: capacity building in Morocco, by Mathieu André and France Charlet.
- Participatory capacity building in action in Colombia, by Josep Zapater.
- Post-war Liberia: healthcare in the balance, by Katharine Derderian, Helene Lorinquer and Stéphan Goetghebuer.
- Building capacity in Sierra Leone, by Lina Abirafeh.
- An African perspective on capacity building, by Naomi Pardington and Melanie Coyne.
- Return of qualified Sudanese, by Lindsay T McMahon.
- Capacity development from the inside out, by Anisya Thomas and Desiree Bliss.
- Bold advocacy finally strengthens refugee protection in Kenya, by Eva Ayiera.
- Who owns and drives capacity building? by Colleen Thouez and Sarah Rosengaertner.
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