One of the least discussed challenges in the shift towards refugee self-reliance that’s touted by development agencies is the extent of poverty within closed camp economies.
By Petre Kidi
One of the least discussed challenges in the shift towards refugee self-reliance that’s touted by development agencies is the extent of poverty within closed camp economies.
This reality is often overlooked in conversations that focus on entrepreneurship and financial inclusion, yet it shapes everything that follows.
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