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This online event marks the launch of the Learning from the Evidence on Forced Displacement e-learning course, a collaboration between Building the Evidence on Forced Displacement and the JDC, to support the use of socioeconomic evidence in operational...
Understanding Refugee Return: Key Findings, Gaps, and Future Research
Understanding Refugee Return: Key Findings, Gaps, and Future ResearchThe return of refugees to their home countries is often regarded as a desirable outcome in displacement contexts, enabling individuals to rebuild their lives in familiar environments. Nevertheless,...
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This online event marks the launch of the Learning from the Evidence on Forced Displacement e-learning course, a collaboration between Building the Evidence on Forced Displacement and the JDC, to support the use of socioeconomic evidence in operational...
JDC tools for sampling with building footprints (beta versions)
These tools are under development and intended for internal use. Users should note that certain features may not function as expected and are subject to significant changes in future updates. UNHCR Geodata Extractor Explore the camp boundaries and points available in...
Venezuelans in Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru
DATA GUIDE On May 13th, the World Bank-UNHCR Joint Data Center on Forced Displacement will host an online event on the report “Venezuelans in Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru”. We will present the surveys analysed and launch a data guide that demonstrate how...
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Venezuelan migrants, a development opportunity | Data
Check out our data guide on survey analysis with open-source tools. Chile Encuesta de Migración (telephone) and Encuesta Laboral (in person) Cleaned survey data (CSV) Codebook (DOCX) Codebook (XSLX) Colombia Gran Encuesta Integrada de Hogares (in-person) and...
Venezuelan migrants, a development opportunity | Peru
Data: R4V (Venezuela migration, 2023) and World Bank (host country population, 2022)Most Venezuelans in Peru are of prime working age (25 to 54 years old) and have significant potential to contribute the labor force and economy. However, there are challenges to...