Transformar las crisis en oportunidades: el poder y el potencial de las inversiones que incorporan la óptica de las personas refugiadas.

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Title: Transformar las crisis en oportunidades: el poder y el potencial de las inversiones que incorporan la óptica de las personas refugiadas. (Spanish).
Authors: Shorey, Barri, Post Thomas, Lauren, Camacho, Lindsay, Montgomery, Kate, Docking, Tim, Ucak, Selen, Schacht Högnesen, Morten
Source: Revista Migraciones Forzadas. nov2024, Issue 74, p56-61. 6p.
Subjects: FORCED migration, INVESTORS, REFUGEES
Geographic Terms: KENYA, JORDAN, UGANDA
Abstract (English): The article in Forced Migration Magazine focuses on the power and potential of investments that incorporate the perspective of refugees. These investments seek to connect investors with companies that contribute to improving the lives of refugees and their host communities. Examples such as the Refugee Investment Facility in Jordan, Uganda, and Kenya, and Acumen's initiative in Kenya, demonstrate how these investments can generate positive impact in communities affected by forced displacement. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (Spanish): ¿Cómo se podría apoyar y aprovechar el potencial económico de las personas desplazadas por la fuerza a través de inversiones? El movimiento a favor de inversiones que toman en cuenta la óptica de las personas refugiadas es un modo de conectar a inversores con empresas que contribuyen a mejorar la vida de estas personas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The article in Forced Migration Magazine focuses on the power and potential of investments that incorporate the perspective of refugees. These investments seek to connect investors with companies that contribute to improving the lives of refugees and their host communities. Examples such as the Refugee Investment Facility in Jordan, Uganda, and Kenya, and Acumen's initiative in Kenya, demonstrate how these investments can generate positive impact in communities affected by forced displacement. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:14609827