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Self-reliance in Kalobeyei? Socio-economic outcomes for refugees in north-west Kenya
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Kenya hosts nearly 500,000 refugees.1 Most of these refugees are from Somalia, but Kenya also hosts refugees from South Sudan, Ethiopia, DRC, Burundi, and Sudan. Historically, most of the refugees have been concentrated in three main locations: the Dadaab camps, the Kakuma camps and Nairobi. The Kalobeyei settlement was conceived in 2015, just 30 km from Kakuma in Turkana County. It was a joint initiative of UNHCR and the regional government, supported with funding from the European Union. It...
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- Refugee Studies Centre Publisher's website
- Place of publication:
- Oxford
- Publication date:
- 2018-07-01
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1007731
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