In support of these efforts, the UK Department for International Development (DFID) has invested £13 million over seven years (2016-2023) for the development of new research on protracted forced displacement through a joint partnership between DFID, the World Bank Group and UNHCR. This program will generate evidence on what works to ensure future investments are well targeted and represent good value for money.

Quick Summary about This Offer:
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Donor Agency: World Bank
Opportunity Type: Grant
Entry Level: Young startups that are already operating
Open To: Groups or NGOs only
Areas of Focus: Education, Health, Peace & Conflict Resolution, Poverty Alleviation, Refugee & Asylum Seekers, and Women & Gender
Funding Size: $10,000 - $50,000
Deadline: July 30, 2020

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About Program:

The goal is to better understand how policy measures and development investments, and their interaction with local contexts, can help reduce inequalities, alleviate social tensions, and promote social cohesion between and within displaced populations and host communities. The papers generated from this call will be used as background papers to prepare a report on this topic. The evidence generated through this research program will inform World Bank programming and UNHCR protection programs in forced displacement contexts.

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