Blogs and Special Features
Talent does not stop at the border: How refugee employment can benefit Moldova
Tatiana at the exhibition Shared Future, curated by UNHCR and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. © Daria Svertilova, 2026 Refugees in the Republic of Moldova bring experience, qualifications and a determination to rebuild their lives. Removing the...
From identity to opportunity: Thailand’s new ID cards open a pathway to self-reliance
The Royal Thai Government has begun issuing official identity cards to refugees from Myanmar living in temporary shelters along the Thai–Myanmar border. This milestone builds on the Government’s August 2025 resolution, which allows registered refugees in the nine...
UNHCR’s new Refugee Data Portal will be launched in 2026
UNHCR’s new Refugee Data Portal was just announced at the Global Refugee Forum Progress Review! This trailer was screened at the Progress Review in Geneva to give delegates a glimpse of the new portal that will be launched in 2026. With JDC support, UNHCR is using the...
Forced Displacement in East Africa
How data can inform policy to address challenges faced by internally displaced people in the Central African Republic
By Harriet Mugera, Gervais Chamberlin Yama, and Jonathan LainThis article was first published on the Africa can end poverty Blog Cassava producer, Zerkongo, Central African Republic. Credit: Vincent Tremeau / World Bank Decades of division and conflict have left the...
Data can inform policies and programmes that can improve the situation for all
Interview of Maja Lazić, Deputy Head of the JDC, by Elisabeth Haslund about the work and ambitions of the innovative partnership – and on how data and analysis can concretely help improve the response to forced displacement.This article was first published on the...