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  1. Jun 15

    When people are displaced, they need more than a home. They need healthcare, education, jobs & social protection. join us 10AM ET Monday. What would u like to discuss? Answer this poll or use . Watch live

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  2. Jun 17

    Educational support for children is needed, not only for their personal dev’t, but for the future of their home countries. What’s the best way to provide education for host ?

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  3. Jun 17

    is June 20th. How can we support both host communities and refugees? , join us to discuss. Watch live Monday, 10AM ET and use to ask us questions and share your ideas.

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  4. Jun 20

    Fardowsa, a Somali , arrived in in 2001. With her , she has been able to open a bank account, register her SIM card, and go to university.

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  5. Jun 20
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    Host communities have issues on how to Carter for these refugees and not go down economically,because they have planned their economy to take care of their population,What can be done?

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  6. Jun 20

    . report underscores the importance of humanitarian & development communities working together to support both host . Here's how:

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  7. Jun 19

    need a source of income to recover and regain agency. How can they access jobs that help them become self-reliant and that benefit host communities? Send us your thoughts.

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  8. Jun 16

    51% of are children. Many of them miss school for extended periods of time. Can host countries provide education for both ? Share your insights .

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  9. Jun 18

    programs can help the vulnerable get back on their feet. Should national protection programs accommodate ? Share your insights.

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  10. Jun 20

    As a migrant myself, I know what a difference education and economic opportunities can make for the displaced. Today’s may be our future leaders. On , the Group pledges to invest for

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  11. Jun 21

    Forced displacement causes enormous human suffering, particularly for the extreme poor & vulnerable including youth, women and children. Children below 18 years of age constituted 51% of the refugee population in 2016, compared to 31% of the global total.

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  12. Jun 20

    With the opportunities created from her , Fardowsa can participate in and contribute to her local economy. Watch her story.

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    Fardowsa, a Somali #refugee, arrived in #Uganda in 2001. With her #digitalidentity, she has been able to open a bank account, register her SIM card, and go to university.
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  13. Jun 20

    We are working to help every & get a that protects & empowers them with access to a SIM 🤳, financial services 🏦 & education 👩‍🎓 To find out more about our initiatve, visit

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  14. Jun 19

    is June 20th. Forced Displacement is not only a humanitarian crisis, it’s a development challenge. How can we support both ? Reply with your thoughts.

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  15. Jun 18

    Great points made during the discussion. “The reality is that most refugees spend decades waiting,” for safe relocation & opportunity. We need coordinated, cross-sector efforts that provide refugees with faster, more effective, solutions.

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  16. Jun 21

    It is clear that this is not only a humanitarian concern but a development challenge as well, requiring close coordination between humanitarian and development partners from the outset of the crisis.

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  17. 16 hours ago

    Have you ever wondered what we are doing at the to help host ? Check out our Instagram story highlight “Experts”:

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  18. Jun 22

    At the , we recognize that the refugee crisis is both a humanitarian concern & a development challenge. Sr. Director Franck Bousquet explains how we are doing things differently to help host :

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  19. Jun 15

    More than half of are children and too many are denied their education. With coming up on June 20, we're asking how to best provide education for host ? Reply with your insights, cc@WorldBank

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  20. Jun 22

    . is working to help host by supporting better healthcare systems. What else is the Bank doing in other fields, like education? Check out our Instagram story highlight “Experts” to learn more:

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