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Innovations for Poverty Action (2019)

Housing and Economic Outcomes and Social Integration of Syrian Refugees in Jordan

Housing Integration Syrien Refugees Jordan

Innovations for Poverty Action

Titre : Housing and Economic Outcomes and Social Integration of Syrian Refugees in Jordan

Région /Pays : Jordanie

Date : 2019-2020

Résumé
Many countries have struggled to respond to the Syrian refugee crisis in a way that provides for refugees’ human needs and ensures cohesive integration into host communities. Though many policies and programs focus on immediate aid and short-term goals, individual refugee recovery and the stability of host communities is best observed on a longer time horizon. Researchers are conducting a randomized evaluation of a subsidized housing assistance program for refugees in Jordan to assess its impact on their economic outcomes, psychological well-being, long-term migration decisions, and social integration into their host community.

Présentation
Many host countries have struggled to respond to the Syrian refugee crisis in a way that provides for refugees’ human needs and ensures cohesive integration into host countries. An example of a type of program that attempts to address these needs is the provision of housing in local communities. Housing assistance programs support refugees in paying rent or renovating sub-standard housing as they settle into their new community and country. Though such programs are relatively common among the package of services provided to refugees, little is known about how they affect refugees’ economic outcomes and their integration into host communities. Rigorous evaluation could provide lessons on how policymakers can use housing assistance as both a means of humanitarian support and a development tool for local communities. .

Taille de l’échantillon  : 2,500 households

Innovation for Poverty Action (IPA)

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