Exam 23: Refugees and International Development Policy and Practice

What are some of the reasons people are forced to move?

In what ways have refugees contributed to the economy of host countries?

In the early 2000s, how have refugees interacted with economic systems?

Once states become sovereigns, _____________.

Describe the situation of refugees in relation to development in African countries between 1960 and 1980.

How do Latin American states define a refugee?

One example of where support from the World Bank has resulted in a new approach is in Israel, which hosts nearly 1 million refugees from Syria.

By the mid-1990s, 90 per cent of refugees in Africa lived in self-reliant settlements, in contrast to the 1970s when 90 per cent of refugees lived in refugee camps.

Economic inclusion could lead to legal inclusion as refugees would ____________.

How recent is the link between refuges and development? Discuss one of the first references in the twentieth century.

What was the first important result of the first Global Refugee Forum?

Through the New York Declaration, member states of the United Nations committed to a new approach to respond to the needs of refugees and host communities, primarily by erasing the connections between humanitarian and development approaches.

DAR and DLI were largely which of the following?