Education is viewed by Sudanese refugees and internally displaced persons as a key prerequisite for social status, prestige, socio-economic survival, and therefore human dignity. Using Sudan as a case study, the article demonstrates that humanitarian aid—which claims to ensure the basic conditions for a life with dignity—often attributes less importance to education than to other sectors such as water, nutrition, and health. Utilizing anecdotal evidence from internally displaced persons in conflict-affected regions of Sudan, this article illustrates that the humanitarian aid agenda fails to adequately address what their target population most demands: education.L’éducation est considérée par les réfugiés soudanais et les personnes dép...
The link between education and psychosocial wellbeing is important, but complex. This study seeks to...
This study investigates the relationship between policy and practice of access to education within t...
Euro-Mediterranean Consortium for Applied Research on International Migration (CARIM)This article is...
More than 39 million children and youth who live in conflict-affected fragile states do not have acc...
This article examines the provision of basic education services after the end of the Second Sudanese...
The numbers of displaced people in the world due to conflict is now the highest ever recorded. This ...
The article unpacks and analyzes the potentials and short- comings of a humanitarian framework for e...
Humanitarian protection remains inaccessible for the tens of thousands of displaced South Sudanese l...
Cet article examine la situation des "réfugiés de l'intérieur" dans un pays où la guerre civile oppo...
Within the remote and isolated Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps of Northern Iraq, the needs o...
Sudan’s socioeconomic rehabilitation programs help mine/explosive-remnants-of-war survivors and pers...
International audienceWithin the remote and isolated Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps of Nort...
This article addresses the role that education plays in conflict, with specific reference to the civ...
RLOsThe Sustainable Development Goal four aims at ensuring inclusive, free and equitable quality edu...
More than five million people in South Sudan are currently in urgent need of humanitarian aid, with ...
The link between education and psychosocial wellbeing is important, but complex. This study seeks to...
This study investigates the relationship between policy and practice of access to education within t...
Euro-Mediterranean Consortium for Applied Research on International Migration (CARIM)This article is...
More than 39 million children and youth who live in conflict-affected fragile states do not have acc...
This article examines the provision of basic education services after the end of the Second Sudanese...
The numbers of displaced people in the world due to conflict is now the highest ever recorded. This ...
The article unpacks and analyzes the potentials and short- comings of a humanitarian framework for e...
Humanitarian protection remains inaccessible for the tens of thousands of displaced South Sudanese l...
Cet article examine la situation des "réfugiés de l'intérieur" dans un pays où la guerre civile oppo...
Within the remote and isolated Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps of Northern Iraq, the needs o...
Sudan’s socioeconomic rehabilitation programs help mine/explosive-remnants-of-war survivors and pers...
International audienceWithin the remote and isolated Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps of Nort...
This article addresses the role that education plays in conflict, with specific reference to the civ...
RLOsThe Sustainable Development Goal four aims at ensuring inclusive, free and equitable quality edu...
More than five million people in South Sudan are currently in urgent need of humanitarian aid, with ...
The link between education and psychosocial wellbeing is important, but complex. This study seeks to...
This study investigates the relationship between policy and practice of access to education within t...
Euro-Mediterranean Consortium for Applied Research on International Migration (CARIM)This article is...