Forced Displacement: A Global Development Challenge
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Forced Displacement: A Global Development Challenge
With the number of refugees and displaced persons at historic highs, forced displacement has become a global crisis with developmental repercussions. While refugees are creating a crisis in Europe, host countries in Africa and MENA have been shouldering a much heavier burden for years. Supporting the welfare of refugees constitutes a global public good. Improving the development response will require innovative approaches and close coordination between humanitarian, development and all global partners, including governments. Co-hosted by UNHCR and the World Bank Group, this event will draw on partners’ experience and improved data to inform the discussion on a comprehensive and sustained development approach to the challenge of forced displacement.
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Global Program on Forced Displacement
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Speakers
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Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, The Netherlands
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Minister of Education & Higher Education, Lebanon
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Presenter, HARDtalk
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Minister of Women and Human Rights, Somalia
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CEO, Unilever
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Minister for International Development Cooperation, Sweden
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President, European Commission
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Queen, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
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UK Secretary of State for International Development
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Secretary-General, United Nations
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