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HomeRefugee policy in the horn of Africa
What can development partners learn from Kenya's policy change?
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Recent evolutions in refugee policy, diverging markedly from previous governmental strategies in the country, make Kenya a compelling case. Its refugee policy has transformed over time in response to evolving security threats, regional geo-political dynamics, and strategic interests. Hence, over the years the country has moved from a policy of integration to an encampment policy and now back to a policy enhancing the inclusion of refugees into national systems, granting broader access to services under the framework agreed in the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF). This policy brief provides an overview of the refugee policy shift in the country, shares examples of programmes developed as a result of policy transformation, and provides recommendations based on lessons learned from this process.
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- Corporate author(s): European University Institute
- Personal author(s): Maloba, Elizabeth ; Merve Is, Serna
- Themes: Africa, Caribbean and Pacific
- Subject: Africa , aid to refugees , development aid , governance , integration of migrants , international security , Kenya , refugee , refugee facility , social integration
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| ISSN 2600-271X | ISBN 978-92-9466-506-5 | DOI 10.2870/857528 | Catalogue number QM-BA-24-010-EN-N |
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