Bridging gaps in accessing Ukraine’s social protection system
A new study on social protection access in Ukraine shows that addressing a few key barriers would greatly benefit eligible recipients.
Building shock responsive assistance for refugees in Rwanda: a tale of inflation and chronic vulnerabilities
A shock-responsive assistance distribution system that allows for adjustments of assistance could be more effective in helping refugee communities cope with changes in the wider economy.
Social protection and humanitarian systems must work together to boost resilience and meet the needs of the forcibly displaced
While in the past emphasis lay on camps serviced by humanitarian actors, we now know that inclusion of refugees, IDPs, and stateless people in the hosting context is not only a good option, but a necessity to achieve better protection outcomes and to lay the ground for solutions.