Including The Excluded Better Data On Statelessness Joint Data Center

Including The Excluded: Better Data On Statelessness|JDC

Including The Excluded: Better Data On Statelessness|JDC Watch the event recording (ta1.13) including the excluded better data on statelessness. It calls for including refugees, returnees and stateless persons and improving data disaggregation in national data and statistical collection processes. this allows us to understand better.

Including The Excluded: Better Data On Statelessness - Joint Data Center

Including The Excluded: Better Data On Statelessness - Joint Data Center The group was involved in the organization of three events, which together contributed to the forum’s objectives by highlighting the added value and key opportunities to improve national data on stateless persons, idps and refugees in the broader context of strengthening development data. Organiser (s): united nations high commissioner for refugees (unhcr); expert group on refugee, idp and statelessness statistics (egriss); joint data center on. O economic data and evidence on refugees and forcibly displaced people. while the partnership between unhcr and the world bank started well before the jdc came into existence, it is a practical collaboration where they work together as one team. This includes demographic and socioeconomic data including on income, consumption, skills, health, and economic activity. the data is anonymized and encompasses refugees, internally displaced persons, stateless people, returnees, asylum seekers, and host populations.

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JDC: Joint Data Center On Forced Displacement | Policy Commons O economic data and evidence on refugees and forcibly displaced people. while the partnership between unhcr and the world bank started well before the jdc came into existence, it is a practical collaboration where they work together as one team. This includes demographic and socioeconomic data including on income, consumption, skills, health, and economic activity. the data is anonymized and encompasses refugees, internally displaced persons, stateless people, returnees, asylum seekers, and host populations. The joint data center on forced displacement (jdc), in collaboration with the expert group on refugee, idp and statelessness statistics (egriss), the un refugee agency (unhcr) co organized a side event titled ‘including the excluded: better data on statelessness’ during the united nations world data forum 2023 to introduce the international. This session will raise awareness on the need for improved data on statelessness, present the iross, and identify opportunities to improve statistics on statelessness. It calls for including refugees, returnees and stateless persons and improving data disaggregation in national data and statistical collection processes. this allows us to understand better how refugees are faring on par with nationals. Improved data on the situation of statelessness and stateless people is critical to raise awareness of this important issue and support evidence based policy development at the national level.

(TA1.13) Including the excluded better data on statelessness