Learning from the Evidence on Forced Displacement

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 contexts.

How data can help our understanding of refugee returns – and why we need to

The right policies can foster social cohesion between host communities and forcibly displaced people

Data, Dialogue and Development

Abdouraouf Gnon-Konde, Director, West and Central Africa of the UN Refugee Agency, describes the crucial role that data has in addressing forced displacement in that region.

Our Vision

Improved protection and wellbeing of forcibly displaced persons and those affected by forced displacement is achieved through coherent implementation of evidence-informed humanitarian and development action and inclusive policies.

Our Mission

 To enhance the ability of stakeholders to make timely and evidence-informed decisions that can improve the lives of affected people. 

Our Focus

 Improving and supporting the collection, analysis, dissemination, and use of primary socioeconomic microdata and population data that inform policymaking and programming. 

Events

See what’s happening at the Joint Data Center today.

 

 

 

Blog

The conflict in Ukraine has renewed attention on the impact on refugees and those internally displaced.

 

 

 

JDC Publications

Read the latest reports and briefs from the JDC.

 

 

 

 

Donors

Denmark

The Government of Denmark represented by Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Denmark

European Union represented by the EU Directorate-General for International Partnerships (INTPA)

USA

The U.S. Government represented by U.S. Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM).

USA
USA