Shock-Responsive Social Protection Systems (SRSP)
This project investigates how social protection systems can scale up to respond to shocks in low-income countries, and fragile and conflict-affected states.
Migration
Our migration work spans different sectors and a variety of fields. We focus on providing support to governments and donors in strategic planning, programme design, and evaluations to explore ways to provide refugees with social care and protection services in host countries, efficiently and safely.
We assess the magnitude of migrant flows, examine the costs and design of social care and protection services for refugees, and focus on ensuring programmes minimise the risks of doing harm to vulnerable populations through project design and implementation practices.
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Evaluating the three UNHCR protection strategies
We assessed the quality, implementation, and emerging results of the three social protection strategies.
Shock-responsive social protection systems: Policy brief series
How can social protection systems be used in disasters, as a complement to, or substitute for, humanitarian assistance?
Recent articles featuring OPM's work (28 April 2020)
We're now compiling articles that mention OPM's work weekly. Here are recent articles up to 28 April 2020.
It’s time to talk about improving energy access for displaced people
This World Refugee Day, EEG’s programme director Simon Trace discusses some of the energy access challenges facing displaced people, and explores the potential solutions
Building effective policies to respond to refugee needs
In the lead up to World Refugee Day, we explore how our work helps LMICs scale up policies to support the most vulnerable groups