Migration & Security

Migration & Security

The Migration and Security research team analyses global migration flows and patterns in times of peace and conflict. It seeks to understand the economic, social, political and environmental causes of migration, as well as to evaluate the governments' and host communities’ responses to migration flows and refugee crises.

Water Scarcity Adaptation Techniques in the Za’atari Refugee Camp, Jordan

The objective of this paper is to explore techniques to cope with the limited water access for the Za'atari refugee camp.

Sep 10, 2022

Replacing those who have gone: Evaluation of Kazakhstan’s “South-North” Resettlement Programme

After Kazakhstan gained its long awaited independence in 1991, these ethnic minorities started leaving the country, supported by...

Aug 22, 2022

Challenges in the implementation of Community-based Protection Interventions in Humanitarian Setting

This policy paper seeks to shed light on the challenges in the implementation of UNHCR’s community-based protection framework at Za’atari...

Aug 22, 2022

Selectivity in the Recognition and Protection of Refugees: An Analysis of the Disparate Treatment

This toolkit sheds light on the disparate treatment of refugees entering Europe according to their origin by looking at the recent...

Aug 22, 2022

Towards Humane and Dignified Living Conditions for Refugees and Other Migrants

The practice of detaining refugees and other migrants falls in line with the general European approach towards migration governance –...

Jun 6, 2022

Are Children at the Centre or the Periphery?: Brief Consideration on Humanitarian Projects

Turkey is still known as the country that hosts the highest number of Syrian refugees in the world, the majority of which consist of...

May 3, 2022

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