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Amidst the world's worst refugee crises in history, as the number of refugees worldwide climbs past 22.5 million (OHCHR 2017), it is imperative that we find real, lasting and empowering solutions to their needs. We must ask ourselves, how can we best serve these refugees and the countries that host them? What needs of refugees remain elusive? Programs directed at refugees traditionally cater to their physical needs such as food, clothing, shelter and medicine, while their financial needs are disregarded. Furthermore, programs that do generate income do not cater to the needs of safely storing,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Amidst the world's worst refugee crises in history, as the number of refugees worldwide climbs past 22.5 million (OHCHR 2017), it is imperative that we find real, lasting and empowering solutions to their needs. We must ask ourselves, how can we best serve these refugees and the countries that host them? What needs of refugees remain elusive? Programs directed at refugees traditionally cater to their physical needs such as food, clothing, shelter and medicine, while their financial needs are disregarded. Furthermore, programs that do generate income do not cater to the needs of safely storing, saving, sending and/or receiving money. This paper is a multidisciplinary research study into the conceptualization and implementation of finance literacy programming in Tanzania's refugee camps.
Autorenporträt
Justin Bibee estudou na prestigiosa Escola de Formação Internacional onde foi presidente da Associação de Estudantes da SIT. Em 2017 juntou-se às Nações Unidas nos escritórios do Fundo de Desenvolvimento da ONU em Dar es Salaam, Tanzânia, onde viveu e trabalhou ao lado de refugiados burundianos e congoleses no Campo de Refugiados de Nyarugusu.