The role of political will in development and peace responses to forced displacement
Terms of reference for a policy paper from OECD and United Nations University
The role of political will in development and peace responses to forced displacement
Terms of reference for a policy paper from OECD and United Nations University
This development policy project focuses on the sensitive space of the political economy of refugee hosting context in low- and middle- income countries (LMICs), and examines the importance of political will for shaping development and peace responses to refugee and IDP situations. It explores the role of political will in facilitating solutions to forced displacement. It also examines how political barriers shape responses to forced displacement across the HDP Nexus, and maps out the roles of “development actors” and “peace actors” in mobilising political will towards the best possible policy responses in the context.