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Navigating at the Margins: Family, Mobility and Livelihoods Amongst Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh

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Author: The Asia Foundation

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Description: This research paper describes the many ways that Rohingya individuals and families living in refugee camps in Bangladesh cope with hardship and life in displacement. It presents new information on family separation as an additional source of hardship, but also as a source of support through which remittances sometimes flow, and often as a risky but hopeful investment in a better future for those who manage to reach a third country beyond Myanmar and Bangladesh. The study also looks at economic hardship and the coping strategies of refugee households, presenting new evidence on the cost of living in the camps, income sources and indebtedness, remittances, and the equivocal role of dowry payments. It includes data on the gendered implications of displacement, mobility, and economic hardship. The study addresses important knowledge gaps by emphasizing the vantage point of camp households. The data presented in this report will be useful to affected Rohingya communities, governments, humanitarian and development agencies and those in the international community working to alleviate the Rohingya refugee crisis.

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Report

Source

NGO : Other International NGOs

Region

Asia / Pacific

Country

Bangladesh
Myanmar

Theme

(Forced) Migration
Children
Discrimination
Human Rights Enjoyment by Stateless People
Lived Experience of Statelessness
Minorities
Women

Population/Community

Rohingya

Date published: Sep 9, 2020

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Navigating at the Margins: Family, Mobility and Livelihoods Amongst Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh (2020)
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