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ReDSS core elements to inform solutions planning and programming
Leaving no one behind: a commitment to address forced displacement
- Creating durable solutions requires a multi-stakeholder and sectoral, rights and needs-based programming approach
- The process must be viewed as a collective action rather than mandate driven based on an inclusive, participatory and consensus-building approach
- National, regional and local authorities have the primary responsibility and need to be supported to play their leadership and coordinating role
- Developing area-based solutions approaches is paramount to ensure integrated and comprehensive programing for host and displaced populations
- Community engagement is critical to inform (re)integration analysis and programing to make solutions lasting, locally relevant and supportive of social cohesion and to adopt a ‘displacement affected communities’ approach- inclusive of refugees, returnees, IDPs and host communities
- Gender/age/diversity: Interventions should take into account the gender, age and diversity at play and give special attention to women and youth
- Displacement is a development issue with humanitarian components, so it is essential to ensure complementarities and synergies between humanitarian, development, peace and state-building programing to inform collective outcomes
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