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Global Displacement Forecast 2022 – July Update
The forecasts is an update to the Global Displacement Forecast report launched in February 2022. The updated forecasts align well with the preliminary forecast report, i.e., displacement will primarily occur and be hosted in low-income countries with poor humanitarian access.
More than 100 million people are now displaced worldwide. In 2021, the number of displaced people reached almost 90 million globally, but the Ukraine crisis has displaced another 12 million. Our recently updated displacement forecasts, suggests that in addition to the displacement from Ukraine another 4.6 million people will be displaced in 2022. This number is projected to increase by another 4.1 million in 2023; hence, a total increase of 8.7 million people displaced between 2021 and 2023.
Anticipatory action reports, assessments, evaluations, etc.
AHEAD Model background info, forecast reports, etc.
Anticipatory Action
Ukrainian migration and diaspora engagement: Reconstruction and return scenarios
DRC Standby Roster
LOCAL - Lowering compliance burdens for local and national associations
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Ukraine: DRC’s legal analysis of veterans’ status, social support and benefits
Ukraine: Quarterly protection monitoring reports
DRC Re-HEAT/HEIST- Personal Safety Training Refresher Online
DRC HEAT Kenya
DRC HEAT Jordan
DRC HEAT Jordan
Slow-Onset Drought-Related Displacement Model
Digital livelihoods in the Azraq refugee camp
Sauti Africa
BRCK innovative learning pilot
Digital innovation
Ukrainian children, youth, and parents in the Danish public school
Joint NGO Statement: The EU must not be complicit in the loss of lives at sea and in rights violations at Europe’s border
Overview of DRC's West Africa Multi-Country Operations
The Sahel Regional Fund
Border Monitoring Factsheet
D(i)ritti al confine, Project at the Northern Borders Report 2022
Youth recommendations
DRC put spotlight on anticipatory action at HNPW 2025
Pushbacks at european borders: A reality ignored despite growing challenges
How displacement in informal sites intensifies forced marriage risks in Iraq
Exploring Digital Diaspora Investment Opportunities in Dadaab
Poland: Protecting Ukrainian lives through Risk Education
Digital Employment and Entrepreneurship Access for Young Iraqi and Syrian refugees
Carbon Credits to Fund Community Forestry Projects in Tanzania
BRCK innovative learning pilot
M-shule: Programme innovation pilot
Digital jobs in Kenya with Amazon Web Services
Agri-Tech Solutions for Better Climate Resilience in Displacement Affected Areas in Iraq
DREAM: Digital Race for Employment and Mobility in Tunisia
Digital livelihoods in the Azraq refugee camp
Mixed movements research through social media listening in the LAC region
Digital inclusion and access to decent livelihood opportunities
DRC Moldova: Joint efforts improve access to legal aid for Ukrainian refugees
Photos from CAR: Changing lives one shop at a time
Joint NGO Statement: The EU must not be complicit in the loss of lives at sea and in rights violations at Europe’s borders
The Sahel Regional Fund launches its operational phase
DRC receives grant for IT innovation and internet connectivity in Ukraine
Heaven or hell at Italy’s northern borders
Practicing Regenerative Resilience of Agroecosystems - training video
DRC Re-HEAT/HEIST- Personal Safety Training Refresher Online
Ukraine: Principled compromises or compromised principles? A review of principled humanitarian response
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