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  • [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...
  • [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...
  • [PDF Document] TRAFIG_policyBrief_4.pdf   (803.98 KB)

    policy brief no 4 062021 Starting up and starting over How networking can enable refugee entrepreneurs to regain livelihoods in East Africa Caitlin Katsiaficas Catherina Wilson Fekadu Adugna Tufa Janemary Ruhundwa Markus Rudolf Establishing a secure livelihood is a key element that enables refugees to rebuild their lives and overcome protracted displacement situations Not only can a steady source of income help refugees afford housing food and other basic necessities it can also facilitate t...
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  • [PDF Document] TRAFIG_policyBrief_4.pdf   (803.98 KB)

    policy brief no 4 062021 Starting up and starting over How networking can enable refugee entrepreneurs to regain livelihoods in East Africa Caitlin Katsiaficas Catherina Wilson Fekadu Adugna Tufa Janemary Ruhundwa Markus Rudolf Establishing a secure livelihood is a key element that enables refugees to rebuild their lives and overcome protracted displacement situations Not only can a steady source of income help refugees afford housing food and other basic necessities it can also facilitate t...
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  • [Publication] No refuge. The crisis of refugee militarization in Africa.

    • The militarization of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), especially in Africa, is causing growing alarm within the humanitarian and development commonities. The planned and spontaneous arming of refugees and IDPs threatens access to asylum as well as protection. But while the policy debates rage over how to deal with armed refugees and how to prevent their spillover into neighbouring countries, surprisingly little research has been done to explain why displaced people arm themselv...
  • [Publication] No refuge. The crisis of refugee militarization in Africa.

    • The militarization of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), especially in Africa, is causing growing alarm within the humanitarian and development commonities. The planned and spontaneous arming of refugees and IDPs threatens access to asylum as well as protection. But while the policy debates rage over how to deal with armed refugees and how to prevent their spillover into neighbouring countries, surprisingly little research has been done to explain why displaced people arm themselv...
  • [Project] Transnational Figurations of Displacement: Connectivity and Mobility as Solutions to Protracted Refugee Situations (TRAFIG)

    • To improve the protection and resilience of refugees and to enhance trust and cooperation between refugees and host communities, BICC (Bonn International Center for Conversion) together with research partners from Europa, Africa and Asia, will engage in a new EU funded Horizon 2020 research project. The project “Transnational Figurations of Displacement: Connectivity and Mobility as Solutions to Protracted Refugee Situations” (TRAFIG) started in January 2019.TRAFIG introduces a novel perspe...
  • [Project] Transnational Figurations of Displacement: Connectivity and Mobility as Solutions to Protracted Refugee Situations (TRAFIG)

    • To improve the protection and resilience of refugees and to enhance trust and cooperation between refugees and host communities, BICC (Bonn International Center for Conversion) together with research partners from Europa, Africa and Asia, will engage in a new EU funded Horizon 2020 research project. The project “Transnational Figurations of Displacement: Connectivity and Mobility as Solutions to Protracted Refugee Situations” (TRAFIG) started in January 2019. TRAFIG introduces a novel persp...