Attitudes towards refugees during humanitarian crises Dear Colleagues, According to UNHCR, since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, more than five million Ukrainians have left their country and another seven million are estimated to be displaced within Ukraine....
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JDC First Newsletter, 2022
Using research to inform policies and operations We are experiencing the unfolding of the fastest developing humanitarian and refugee crises in Europe since WWII. Our thoughts are with those currently fleeing the violence in Ukraine. As the international...
JDC Eight Newsletter, 2021
Using data for social and economic inclusion: gender - Chad - private sector Dear Colleagues, On November 25th, the world commemorated the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, an initiative that reminds us that abuse of women is...
JDC Seventh Newsletter, 2021
From activities to results – two years with the Joint Data Center Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to share our latest issue of the Forced Displacement Literature Review Update. This update has a focus on health and mental health outcomes of those forcibly...
JDC Sixth Newsletter, 2021
Making IDPs Visible Through Data and Evidence-Based Activities Dear Colleagues, Globally there are some 48 million people internally displaced in the world (see UNHCR Global Trends 2020). IDPs form the largest group of forcibly displaced people, but the...
JDC Fifth Newsletter, 2021
Providing evidence on the forcibly displaced during the pandemic Dear colleagues, For many, late August means a return to professional life and this year perhaps a return to a “new normal”. To set you up for a productive second part of 2021, we have compiled...
JDC Fourth Newsletter, 2021
Improving the availability and accessibility of high-quality socioeconomic data Dear colleagues, When the JDC was established in 2019, expectations were high. The Center was founded with the ambition to transform the way we - the international community -...
JDC Third Newsletter, 2021
Enhancing research methods and data collection on the forcibly displaced Dear Colleagues, Forced displacement is a complex phenomenon, whose impact on those affected spans over a multiplicity of dimensions. The selection of papers and reports included in our...
JDC Second Newsletter, 2021
Enhancing Data on Displaced Children and Youth Dear Colleagues, The number of those forcibly displaced keeps increasing around the world and recent humanitarian crises are likely to exacerbate this trend. Data and evidence are critical to inform our response to this...
JDC First Newsletter, 2021
Building knowledge on those affected by forced displacement – JDC’s contribution so far. Dear Colleagues, As we look back at 2020, it was a year in which the role of data and evidence became increasingly important in relation to policymaking. However, it was...