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• [Page] CRC „RURAL FUTURE AFRICA”

  • Project partners outside BICCUniversity of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam TanzaniaFunded byDuration of projectsince April 2018

• [Page] CRC „RURAL FUTURE AFRICA”

  • Project partners outside BICCUniversity of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam TanzaniaFunded byDuration of projectsince April 2018

• [Page] CRC „RURAL FUTURE AFRICA”

  • Project partners outside BICCUniversity of BonnUniversity of CologneDr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi KenyaLucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam TanzaniaFunded byDuration of projectsince April 2018

• [Press] New TRAFIG publication \ Starting up and starting over: Refugee entrepreneurs in East Africa

  • A new policy brief, based on studies conducted by the EU Horizon 2020 research project TRAFIG in two refugee-hosting countries in Africa, Ethiopia and Tanzania, highlights the critical role that networks play in getting refugee businesses up and running.
  • Friday, 16 July 2021: “While the findings from Ethiopia and Tanzania highlight the important role of individual-level support, they also point to a potential role for donors, investors and NGOs in strengthening networks and providing start-up capital to get more refugee ventures off the ground, thereby lifting refugees out of protracted displacement”, the authors conclude. In particular, the central findings and policy implications of TRAFIG policy brief no. 4, “Starting up and starting over: How network...

• [Page] CRC „RURAL FUTURE AFRICA”

  • Project partners outside BICCUniversity of Bonn University of Cologne Dr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi Kenya Lucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam TanzaniaFunded byDFG Deutsche ForschungsgemeinschaftDuration of projectsince April 2018

• [Page] CRC „RURAL FUTURE AFRICA”

  • Project partners outside BICCUniversity of Bonn University of Cologne Dr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi Kenya Lucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam TanzaniaFunded byDFG Deutsche ForschungsgemeinschaftDuration of projectsince April 2018

• [Page] CRC „RURAL FUTURE AFRICA”

  • Project partners outside BICCUniversity of Bonn University of Cologne Dr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi Kenya Lucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam TanzaniaFunded byDFG Deutsche ForschungsgemeinschaftDuration of projectsince April 2018

• [Page] CRC „RURAL FUTURE AFRICA”

  • Project partners outside BICCUniversity of Bonn University of Cologne Dr Kennedy Mkutu International Relations and Peace Studies United States International University Nairobi Kenya Lucy W Massoi PhD Mzumbe University Dar es Salaam TanzaniaFunded byDFG Deutsche ForschungsgemeinschaftDuration of projectsince April 2018

• [Publication] Classified integration – Urban displaced persons in Dar es Salaam

  Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies

  • The strict encampment policy enforced by Tanzanian authorities in the last years made it harder for displaced persons to settle outside camps. The article showcases possible impacts of policy changes on the legal, social and economic position of once relatively well-integrated urban refugees. Many refugees that had formerly managed to integrate successfully into the urban space of Dar es Salaam as workers, artists, entrepreneurs, or service providers were increasingly forced into il...

• [Publication] Classified integration – Urban displaced persons in Dar es Salaam

  Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies

  • The strict encampment policy enforced by Tanzanian authorities in the last years made it harder for displaced persons to settle outside camps. The article showcases possible impacts of policy changes on the legal, social and economic position of once relatively well-integrated urban refugees. Many refugees that had formerly managed to integrate successfully into the urban space of Dar es Salaam as workers, artists, entrepreneurs, or service providers were increasingly forced into il...