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This study examines the economic impact of refugees in Dzaleka on the host community, highlighting the economic development nexus while documenting environmental degradation and resource competition.
Richmond E.M. Msowoya
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ILO Convention C155 - Occupational Safety and Health Convention, 1981
This ILO Convention promotes occupational safety and health and the working environment. Malawi ratified in 2019.
International Labour Organization (ILO)
News and Press Release
Joint UNHCR-WFP Press Release on the refugee situation in Malawi
With 35,000 Refugees in Malawi Facing Ration Cuts, UN agencies seek Urgent Funding.
UNHCR
Realizing the Potential of Multi-Year, Multi-Partner Planning.
UNHCR
This study examines the role of language and education in shaping the sense of belonging and future prospects for refugees in Malawi's encampment system.
M. Dyrness
News and Press Release
Refugees learn to code a new future in Malawi
Remy Gakwaya is leading the charge for technology and education for refugees in Dzaleka, founding TakenoLab to teach coding to young refugees.
UNHCR
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