Preconditions of return and reintegration for IDP's - Gudina, Yared Mitiku
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Based on finding and literature review, ensuring successful return and reintegration, can be achieved when the original cause of displacement has ceased, and physical security of returnee area has been restored, To ensure successful return and reintegration, its mandatory to make sure that the original cause of displacement has been ceased, physical security of returnee area has been restored, willingness and wish of displaced community to leave the IDP camps have been respected, forced return and reintegration must be avoided. In addition, ensuring a smooth transition from lifesaving…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Based on finding and literature review, ensuring successful return and reintegration, can be achieved when the original cause of displacement has ceased, and physical security of returnee area has been restored, To ensure successful return and reintegration, its mandatory to make sure that the original cause of displacement has been ceased, physical security of returnee area has been restored, willingness and wish of displaced community to leave the IDP camps have been respected, forced return and reintegration must be avoided. In addition, ensuring a smooth transition from lifesaving humanitarian response to development-oriented assistance and provision of essential or important services (such as water, medical aid, and schooling) giving due attention to gender mainstreaming, disable inclusiveness. Ensuring provision of right to protection, education, and health care for youth, unaccompanied/separated children. Availing required counseling and psychosocial treatment provision, right based response, and sponsored resource for IDP's return process. Depending on the needs of IDP and their interest, proposing durable solution for IDP's living in collective site.
Autorenporträt
O Sr. Yared Mitiku (2 de janeiro de 1989) é formado em Engenharia de Recursos Hídricos e de Irrigação (BSc) com vasta experiência em WASH, Shelter, NFI e outros gerenciamentos de projetos técnicos de emergência e desenvolvimento na Etiópia. Ele nasceu em Dembi Dollo, Etiópia e atualmente vive em Adama, Etiópia. Trabalhou como Assistente de WASH e Shelter.