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The United Nations Secretary-General’s Action Agenda on Internal Displacement outlines strategies to prevent internal displacement, find durable solutions, and ensure protection for displaced individuals. It emphasizes the importance of coordinated efforts between the UN, national authorities, and other stakeholders to address the complex and interlinked challenges driving displacement globally,
The IASC Framework on Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons, published in April 2010, provides guidelines for achieving sustainable reintegration, local integration, or settlement elsewhere for displaced individuals. It emphasizes a rights-based approach involving national authorities and international actors to ensure safety, adequate living standards, and non-discriminatory access to livelihoods and justice for internally displaced persons (IDPs).
The "South Sudan NGO Forum Working Group on Durable Solutions Terms of Reference" outlines the objectives, membership, and working modalities of the group. It aims to develop a unified NGO strategy on durable solutions, enhance NGO capacity, and advocate for community-driven approaches to aid displaced persons in South Sudan. The group collaborates with various stakeholders to promote sustainable returns, relocations, and local integrations.
This document is a comprehensive report examining the humanitarian system's effectiveness in addressing the needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs). Authored by Lewis Sida, Erin Mooney, and others, it highlights the growing challenges of internal displacement due to conflict, disasters, and climate change. The review provides insights into protection gaps, IDPs' vulnerability, leadership issues, and offers recommendations to improve responses and ensure timely and holistic solutions. Published in March 2024, it is a critical reflection on global humanitarian practices.
This report reflects on the first year of the Flagship Initiative (FI), a humanitarian reform effort launched in 2023. It outlines the initiative's goal to foster community-driven, people-centered humanitarian responses across four pilot countries: Colombia, South Sudan, Niger, and the Philippines. The report highlights the FI's focus on community engagement, decentralizing coordination, and addressing systemic challenges in delivering tailored humanitarian aid
The "Conflict-Sensitive Returns and Integration" report, conducted by Irina Mosel and Prof. Dr. Leben Nelson Moro, explores the challenges and opportunities associated with the return and integration of displaced populations in South Sudan. Funded by multiple international donors and supported by the Conflict Sensitivity Resource Facility, the research emphasizes the need for conflict-sensitive approaches, community support, and integrated programming to ensure sustainable reintegration and social cohesion.
