Forced Displacement 

This course, part of the learning series "Migrants, Refugees, and Societies", delves into the intricate tapestry of the phenomenon of "forced displacement", which has seen an exponential rise over the past four decades, driven by escalating conflicts and the intensifying threats of climate change. We will embark on a comprehensive exploration of forced displacement, unraveling its complexities and the urgent need to develop effective policies for supporting displaced populations and their host communities.  

  • Training typology

    Onsite

  • Certificate

    Free of charge

What's included?

  • Hands-on sessions
  • Text materials
  • Certification
  • Peer to peer discussions

Learning Objectives

  • Engage with Humanitarian Efforts: Gain practical insights into working with or alongside humanitarian organizations dedicated to designing and implementing programs for displaced populations.
  • Master Cutting-Edge Research: Develop a nuanced understanding of the most recent and significant research surrounding forced displacement and its implications for shaping public policy.
  • Foster Innovation and Knowledge: Identify and seize opportunities for creating new knowledge in this vital field, paving the way for innovative solutions.

Who we are looking for

Journalists covering migration and forced displacement issues; mid-level to senior officials and policymakers in government agencies; development practitioners in international and regional organizations working on migration and forced displacement; NGO workers; researchers and thought leaders from think tanks; and master's and PhD students.

Meet our core team

Sandra Rozo
Senior Economist at the Research Group at the World Bank