From fleeing war to finding work: companies aim to help refugees find jobs
The World Economic Forum is working to expand employment opportunities for refugees and accelerate hiring through the Refugee Employment Alliance.
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With increasing numbers of forced displacements worldwide, fortunately the information needed to help them is becoming more available too.
In an interview with the World Economic Forum, Innocent Havyarimana talks about his entrepreneurship journey in Kenya's Kakuma refugee camp. As the world observes World Refugee Day, he ca...
Long-term policies and frameworks that foster sustainable approaches to achieving health equity among refugees are critical, has Kenya found the solution?