Refugees and Migration

Aiding Refugees and Migrants to Overcome Poverty

The M²GATE Virtual exchange program pairs students from Michigan & the Middle East to take on social enterprise challenges. Together they collaborate to identify a social problem in the region and come up with an entrepreneurial solution.
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In the westernmost corner of Uganda, something interesting is happening. This rural area of Uganda is challenging perceptions of how refugees can contribute to the local economy. West Nile in Uganda is home to hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese refugees, and together with their Ugandan host communities, they are beginning to drive growth.
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Bpeace is a nonprofit that matches business experts with entrepreneurs in challenged economies, to help them grow their businesses and generate jobs. In this story Bpeace share some successful examples of connecting experts with growing businesses and how they believe that more jobs means more peace.
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Ben & Jerry’s discuss mixing activism and a social mission and how by working with NGOs they can drive real change. They share insights on their partnerships with the International Rescue Committee on the refugee crisis.
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Taking a different perspective can turn the moral problem of migration into an economic opportunity – not just for migrants and refugees, but also for host country private sector and governments. Inclusive business, which works to include those living at the BOP as consumers, suppliers, and employees, can lead the way.
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For the past week, the world has watched as heads of state and global business leaders convened in New York City for the 72nd United Nations General Assembly. The agenda was far from light. Topics ranged from food security to climate change to the refugee crisis to healthcare. The task…
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The world is witnessing the highest levels of human displacement on record since World War II. Of the unprecedented 65.3 million people forced from their homes, almost one-third are refugees, seeking protection from violence or persecution. The majority of refugee children have lost not only their home, but also…
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For Sustainable Solutions to the Refugee Crisis, Business will be Key
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The UPS International Disaster Relief and Resilience Award – Meet the Shortlist
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Meet the Shortlist: Unilever Global Development Award, supported by Business Fights Poverty
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Training and Support for Women Refugees
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Creating Transparency Around Corporate Sustainability Tools
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Sustainable Business Leadership in 2017: Game On
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A New Era of Corporate Statesmanship?
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What prize awaits Businesses that Embrace the Sustainable Development Goals?
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‘We the People’ for Social and Economic Sustainability
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The Year Ahead and the Need to Rethink Collaboration
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Improving Learning for Syrian and host community children and youth in the Middle East
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Legitimate Business and Peace should be natural allies, so what is the best argument for bringing the private sector into peacebuilding efforts?
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What do we mean by "Refugees and Migration"?

Explore how protecting the rights of refugees and migrants around the world is crucial for humane governance and global human rights observance.

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