Protracted refugee situations and peacebuilding / Edward Newman...[et al.]
2007
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TitleProtracted refugee situations and peacebuilding / Edward Newman...[et al.] policy brief, no. 1, 2007
AccessEnglish: pb01_07 - PDF ;
Summary
Despite the need for a multifaceted approach to protracted refugee situations, the overall response of policymakers remains compartmentalised. Security, development and humanitarian issues tend to be discussed in different forums, each with their own institutional arrangements and independent policy approaches. Meaningful, ingful comprehensive solutions for protracted refugee situations must overcome these divisions and instead incorporate the recent policy initiatives of a wide range of actors. This type of broader engagement, with a catalytic role by UNHCR, cannot occur without the sustained engagement of all branches of the UN system. In this way, the establishment of the UN Peacebuilding Commission provides both a timely opportunity and a possible institutional context for this type of cross-sectoral approach.
AuthorsNewman, Edward
UN University
UN University
DateTokyo : UN University, 2007
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7 p.
ISBN / ISSN
9789280830330
1814-8026
1814-8026