Studies and Research
This section features relevant reports and studies that address some of the important shortcomings in the knowledge surrounding migrants in countries experiencing crisis.
Ce document de synthèse met en avant les principales conclusions de l'étude menée sur les migrants des pays de destination en situation de crise.
This summary paper highlights key findings from across the research conducted on migrants caught in situations of crisis in destination countries.
This report presents the comparative findings of research spanning two years on migrants caught in situations of crisis in a destination country.
The paper analyses the policies and institutional structures of EU humanitarian aid and civil protection policies with a view to the improvement of protection and aid for migrants in countries of crises.
This report present the finding of a desk review on hazards, exposure, vulnerability and resilience, taking into account human mobility aspects, in six SADC countries: namely, Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
The case studies presented in Migrants in Disaster Risk Reduction: Practices of Inclusion highlight that worldwide, migrants, asylum seekers and refugees often face specific conditions of marginalization.
This study centres on the migrants who were displaced by the 2011 crisis from five countries of origin (Burkina Faso, Chad, Egypt, Ghana and Niger) and one country of transit (Tunisia).
This report investigates the experiences of migrants during and after the CAR crisis with a focus on key actors that participated in
the provision of assistance.
This study investigates the experiences of migrants during and after the Ivorian crises with a focus on key actors who participated in the provision of assistance.
The long term consequences of the 2011 floods on migrants from Myanmar, Lao PDR, Cambodia and Vietnam and the role played by the existing migrant registration system.