In the wake of major crises, the international community rallies with a surge of funding and resources to support displaced people. However, as the initial shock fades and global attention shifts, long-term support for displaced people diminishes, leaving millions in limbo with insufficient resources to meet their basic needs. At this event, a panel of experts will examine the persistent funding, shelter, and policy gaps in protracted refugee situations, where displacement can last for decades.
The panel will bring together donors, humanitarian practitioners, and academics — each offering unique insights into how we can address the systemic challenges that refugees face when living in protracted situations. Collectively, they will explore the implications of the gap between the provision of emergency assistance and the reality of long-term displacement, the donor community’s responsibility toward closing this gap, and potential solutions to improve refugees’ lives and well-being. This event is being held to …