Caitlin Sturridge outlines the growing evidence for understanding mobility as a relatively unremarkable part of everyday life, development and change.
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Extreme risk makes the journey feasible
What is the role of risk in determining how people move? New research shows how the extreme danger of kidnapping and extortion by traffickers opens up a narrow window of opportunity for some young Somalis to find a way to reach Europe.
What is adaptation and resilience in the context of environmental change? : Case studies from Laikipia and Turkana Counties, Kenya
Watch The Research and Evidence Facility’s debut webinar highlighting findings from environmental change and resilience research in Kenya.
Moving in contexts of environmental change: a rural–urban livelihoods perspective from Laikipia, Kenya
Caitlin Sturridge This paper explores physical movements, and the translocal connections that accompany them, through the perspective of rural–urban livelihoods in Laikipia County, Kenya. In doing so, it sets out
Migration and migration management on the Ethiopia–Sudan border: Research from Metema
Oliver Bakewell, Kiya Gezahegne, Kelklachew Ali and Caitlin Sturridge This research project examines the interests of a range of stakeholders in different forms of migration in Metema, Ethiopia, in particular
Comprehensive Refugee Responses in the Horn of Africa: Regional leadership on education, livelihoods and durable solutions
Laura Hammond, Caitlin Sturridge, Kalyango Ronald Sebba, Michael Owiso, Mohamed Mahdi, Farah Manji, and Abdinasir Ali Osman Since 2017, countries in the Horn of Africa have been developing a coordinated
The Impact of Youth Training and Employment on Migration Dynamics in the Horn of Africa
Oliver Bakewell and Caitlin Sturridge This report explores the relationship between technical and vocational education and training (TVET) programming and changing patterns of migration in the Horn of Africa (HoA).
Disrupting the Finances of Criminal Networks Responsible for Human Smuggling and Trafficking
Emmanuel Deisser (lead author), Caitlin Sturridge, Laura Hammond and Amanda Sperber Over the last two years, human traffickers and smugglers in East and North Africa have shifted their business models
Return and (Re)Integration after Displacement: Belonging, Labelling and Livelihoods in Three Somali Cities
Caitlin Sturridge, Oliver Bakewell and Laura Hammond Somalia is experiencing a complex situation of protracted and new internal displacement, organised and spontaneous repatriation of refugees, people returning from the diaspora,
Migration Between the Horn of Africa and Yemen: A Study of Puntland, Djibouti and Yemen
Caitlin Sturridge, Oliver Bakewell and Laura Hammond This report on migration between the Horn of Africa and Yemen was produced by the Research and Evidence Facility (REF) at the request