Paper

Published

Published by: MMC

Region: Middle East

Countries

JordanSudanYemen

Topics

AssistanceAsylum seekersRefugeesSocial networks

Social Networks in Refugee Response:

What we can learn from Sudanese and Yemeni in Jordan

Drawing on research with Yemeni and Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers in Jordan, this paper explains why humanitarian response actors should learn about and respectfully engage with the social networks of refugees and asylum seekers to better meet humanitarian needs.

Download

Similar Resources

Concerns and Confusion: Afghan refugees and migrants in Turkey face COVID-related challenges every day
July 2020

Concerns and Confusion: Afghan refugees and migrants in Turkey face COVID-related challenges every day

Afghan voices from Turkey

COVID-19Paper
Social Networks in Refugee Response:
October 2019

Social Networks in Refugee Response:

What we can learn from Sudanese and Yemeni in Jordan

Paper
Photo: A. McConnell/Panos
Decent work for whom?
July 2018

Decent work for whom?

Economic integration of refugees and other foreign nationals in the Middle East

Paper

Research Ideas

Got ideas for research topics? Fill out our form and share your ideas with us.
Share your ideas

Fill out our form and share your ideas with us.

    Connect with us.

    Rss X-twitter Linkedin-in

    Sign-up for our global newsletter.

    © 2024 Mixed Migration Centre. All right reserved.
    Scroll to Top