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BookletSustainable forest management as means to enhance self-reliance and promote climate resilience in displacement settings 2024
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No results found.This issue brief was developed by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) as part of the project Greening the Humanitarian Response, funded by the Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG-ECHO).The brief explores the interconnections between access to natural resources, energy needs, environmental degradation, climate vulnerability, and social cohesion, all within the context of safeguarding forcibly displaced populations and host communities while fostering resilience. These challenges are further compounded by factors such as food insecurity, poverty, inequality, vulnerability, and conflict. It is designed to inform decision-makers, humanitarian and development practitioners, civil society, and donors.Key messages and recommendations are presented to support effective, context-appropriate, multisectoral interventions that integrate forests, energy, livelihoods, and climate considerations. The proposed measures aim to enhance the livelihoods and climate resilience of displaced and host communities, mitigate environmental degradation, and strengthen collaboration between humanitarian and development actors. -
BookletTowards durable solutions
FAO's programming in forced displacement contexts
2020This brochure provides an overview of FAO’s work in forced displacement contexts. It highlights key approaches to forced displacement programming and policy, including tailored approaches to partnership and data and evidence, with a view to achieving durable solutions to forced displacement for both displaced and host communities. Examples of FAO’s work in a number of forced displacement contexts are explored, emphasizing the crucial role it is playing in protecting and rebuilding livelihoods, strengthening food security and nutrition, enhancing self-reliance and fostering inclusion, gender equality and social cohesion at a community level. -
Book (stand-alone)Global lessons learned on sustainable reintegration in rural areas 2023
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In the context of a global pandemic, many migrants returned to their rural areas of origin, both from cities within their own countries and from abroad. While return migration can be an opportunity, this presented considerable challenges for many migrants and government stakeholders without adequate knowledge, policy and mechanisms in place to support sustainable rural reintegration. In the past, greater attention has been paid to reintegration in cities. This report takes a step in addressing that gap, assessing lessons learned and best practices in supporting sustainable reintegration specifically in rural areas. The aim of the global lessons learned report is to provide a roadmap for collective action in support of returnees in rural areas and rural communities across a range of development settings. At a time when the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact mobility, and with an eye to future disruptions that the world may face, there is an opportunity to support rural environments as spaces of protection and inclusion for returnees.
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