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Refugees who mean business: Economic activities in and around the Rohingya settlements in Bangladesh
…poorly compared to Bangladeshi-run businesses. Nationality of the business owner is strongly correlated with business revenue, productivity, and profits, even after controlling for a variety of characteristics including business scale…
2nd Research Conference on Forced Displacement
…to cope without access to sustainable social protection alternatives. 5. In terms of the impact of asylum, academia has generated a growing corpus of evidence on the short-, medium-, and…
Team Bios
…processes from other international organizations and research experience from in rural Tanzania and Ghana. Charlotte holds a B.Sc in International Business from Copenhagen Business School and a M.Sc. in Global…
Where Life Hangs by a Chain: A Jordanian Refugee Camp is a Test for Blockchain-Based Identity Systems
…of blockchain-enabled digital IDs. MONI, a blockchain startup, has collaborated with the Finnish Immigration Service to give refugees a prepaid MasterCard associated with a digital identity number stored on a…
The Labor Market Integration of Refugees to the United States: Do Entrepreneurs in the Network Help?
…network members who are entrepreneurs hire refugees in their business, while network members working as employees compete with them, consistent with refugees complementing the former and substituting for the latter….
Building Refugee Economies: An Evaluation of the IKEA Foundation’s Programme in Dollo Ado
…host community members were created across the full value chain including livestock trading (wholesale), meat selling (retail) and milk selling (complementary retail) cooperatives, as well as community-based animal health workers…
Dynamic Effects of Co-Ethnic Networks on Immigrants’ Economic Success
…personal contacts. The initial network size negatively affects the likelihood of being in school/training during the first six years following arrival. Immigrants first arriving in districts with co-ethnic networks that…
Doing Business in Kakuma – Refugees, Entrepreneurship, and the Food Market
…to enhance retailer capacity through, for example, business training and supply chain development. This research studies the impact of BC status, among other factors, on business performance and market structure,…
Doing Business in Dadaab Report: Market Systems Analysis for Local Economic Development in Dadaab, Kenya
…two groups. Market exchanges between refugees and hosts are common. Some refugees are informally employed by hosts to look after livestock, and host community members own businesses in the camps….