Table of Contents

1: Emergencies
2: Root Causes
3: Access to Asylum
4: Statelessness
5: Access to Protection at Home
6: Climate Change-Induced Displacement, Migration, and Planned Relocation
7: From 'Care and Maintenance' to Self-Reliance
8: Solutions
9: Financing
10: Innovation
11: Looking Forward

About the Author

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

UNHCR is the United Nations Refugee Agency. Created in 1950 to provide international protection to refugees and assist in finding solutions for them, it has grown into one of the largest international humanitarian agencies. UNHCR has twice been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its work. Today UNHCR has more than 17,000 employees working in over 132 countries and territories around the world working to save lives, protect rights and support a better future for refugees, returnees, internally
displaced persons and stateless people.

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