Local Inclusion, Social Cohesion and Durable Solutions

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 ​Local Inclusion, Social Cohesion and Durable Solutions

Migration and forced displacement are global phenomena, but the vast majority of forcibly displaced persons are hosted by Lower- and Middle-Income Countries. Migration and forced displacement put an additional strain on host countries and communities. This can spur conflicts, further discrimination and lead to a loss of social cohesion. Investing in inclusive governance systems in hosting countries is therefore key. In addition, the promotion of sustainable livelihoods and durables solutions for the newly arrived can leverage the potential of migration for sustainable development.

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Related resou​​rces and contributions by mem​bers:​

• SDC's refugees and I​DPs strategies & positions
• ​​About refugees and IDPs
  
• The two global compacts
  
• 2nd phase of MC2CM project: the first year of implementation
• A city partnership to support refugee-hosting secondary cities in Uganda
• Civil society key role in the urban governance of migration
• Coalition to alleviate poverty of refugees and host communities initiated
• Communications on migration: an issue of local governance
• Europana – humanitarian response​ to Venezuela migration crisis
• Finding our common thread
  
• Introducing the academy for african urban diversity
• May 21 - world day for cultural diversity, for dialogue and development
• New SNF project o​n city and migration
• Save the Children's durable solutions for children toolkit
• Smartphones – smart-fight against xenophobia
• Urban migration in the euro-mediterranean region
• Women in precarious migration contexts

• Modern slaver​​​y in south asia
  

• No personal development under the​​ Kafala system​​

• SDC  - ILO domestic worker​​s ca​​mpaign

• No objection depri​ves workers of their rights

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