Burundians

The assessment framework also literature was used in a limited number of instances to gives special attention to the spirit of the 2030 Agenda show consistency between the analysis in …

on SDG 1 (ending poverty) nearly 2 out of 3 Burundians are unable to meet their basic food and non-food …

VNR government around the world to a Decade of Action reports are meant to be prepared through inclusive and and Delivery to realize the ambitious 2030 Agenda participatory processes, serve …

on SDG 1 (ending poverty) nearly 2 out of 3 Burundians are unable to meet their basic food and non-food …

The key objectives of the Compact – formally approved in December 2018 – are to ease the financial and political pressures on host countries, the vast majority of which are …

refugees from Tanzania and Congo in 1996–67 and Burundians from Tanzania in 2012 (Long, 2013). In addition … Mexico (Jamal, 2000); Bosnians (Capo, 2015); Burundians returning from Tanzania (Oda, 2011); Tamil returns … 2007 Tanzanian decision to naturalise 162,000 Burundians from an ‘old’ refugee caseload from 1972. While …

definitely going on.” Over the short term, unemployment and a lack of educational prospects may make Burundians more susceptible to the influence of the regime, or recruitment to the ranks of the Imbonerakure …

developed so as to avoid negative impacts on Burundians. . ......................................... … Burundi (Burundi).1 Over 18 months had passed since Burundians took to the streets of the capital, Bujumbura … over 380,000 Burundians,3 and has caused significant socio-economic hardship for Burundians, which itself … target the regime but do not negatively impact Burundians. During its study, the Subcommittee invited … not yet appear to have gained traction among Burundians. Though genocide may not be imminent, the spectre …

The existing literature on the education of refugee children in the United States focuses primarily on postarrival experiences, with little attention to educational experiences in the children’s countries of origin …

was the case of Burundian refugees in Tanzania. Burundians who fled during the 1972-73 civil war were integrated … integrate into Tanzanian society. Many more Burundians fled to Tanzania during the 1992-93 civil war …

This paper examines the impacts that luxurious perks for delegates, such as paid daily allowances, have on peace talks. Drawing on the Burundian peace processes held in Arusha in Tanzania …

process to complete houses they were building. Burundians call some of our houses Arusha houses, but I …

> Thousands of refugees in many different countries are affected by the long delays at Canada’s Nairobi offi ce Canada’s visa offi ce in Nairobi covers 18 countries in East …

Ethiopians, Congolese, Sudanese, Rwandans and Burundians. Many have already been waiting years for a durable …

This research study provides a closer insight into background, experiences, and new challenges faced by one of the African refugee groups: the Lost Boys and Girls of Sudan. This study …

Rwandans, Ugandans, Eritreans, Congolese, and Burundians. Bixler (2006) notes that The UNHCR should have …

He is author of Refugees, the State and the Politics of Asylum in Africa and co-author of UNHCR: The Politics and Practice of Refugee Protection in the 2006–2008 Social Sciences …

refugees in these regions – Somalis, Sudanese, Burundians, Liberians, Iraqis, Afghans, and Burmese – come …

The signing of the peace and reconciliation agreements, and the holding of democratic elections, provide confirmation of the peace dynamic. [...] The dominance of funding of the social sectors over …

42 years in 2005, life expectancy at birth for Burundians is amongst the lowest in the world. The infant … future, stating that there was no alternative: Burundians had to take charge of their own destiny and that …