This digital training course offers an overview of urban displacement and migration, focusing on solutions for urban internally displaced persons (IDPs) at the conceptual level. It includes presentations from the Community of Practice Webinars, showcasing field experiences and best practices on solutions to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). The course aims to equip practitioners with the knowledge to effectively address IDP challenges and develop durable, inclusive solutions. It's designed for development agency workers, humanitarian professionals, policymakers, planners, international organizations, local authorities, academics, researchers and donors.
Explore what durable solutions means for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in this 3.5-hour online course. Developed by GP2.0 Initiative on Internal Displacement and UNHCR, the course covers frameworks, key planning and partnership tools, as well as practical strategies to advance durable solutions for IDPs.
This course is designed for urban stakeholders working on issues related to IDPs, including local, subregional and national government officials, NGOs and CSOs, academics, private sector actors, students, communities affected by displacement, and other humanitarian, development and peacebuilding actors, as well as anyone interested in the challenges faced by IDPs.
Start date: Whenever you want. This is a self-paced course.
Duration: About 3.5 hours.
Fees: None