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PROSPECTS in Action: Vision, Milestones, and Impact - Summary
This two-page summary details the PROSPECTS Partnership's vision and impact, demonstrating its shift from humanitarian aid to sustainable solutions for forced displacement. It promotes self-reliance and inclusion for forcibly displaced persons and host communities by strengthening national systems.
This two-page summary document details the PROSPECTS Partnership, a groundbreaking, multi-year initiative operationalizing the humanitarian-development-peace nexus to address the global displacement crisis, which affects over 123 million people. The Partnership, financed by the Government of the Netherlands, includes the International Labour Organization (ILO), UNHCR, UNICEF, and the World Bank Group (IFC and the World Bank).
The summary highlights the Partnership’s work in eight countries across four integrated pillars: Protection and Social Protection, Education and Training, Economic Inclusion, and Critical Infrastructure. It focuses on promoting self-reliance, inclusion in national systems, and resilience. The report demonstrates how collective action can transform systems and calls for other donors to co-invest and scale innovative solutions.
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