FOMREK
Core Pillars
FOMREK responds to long-standing challenges in the visibility and inclusion of Global South scholars in forced migration research. The network seeks to enhance localized knowledge production, promote collaboration between academia and practitioners, and ensure that research outcomes inform national and regional policy agendas.
Durable Solutions
Investigating pathways to sustainable solutions for displaced populations, including voluntary repatriation, local integration, and resettlement opportunities.
Environmental Sustainability
Focusing on environmental degradation, mitigation practices (such as resilient agriculture, waste management, renewable energy adoption, and water conservation) and their impacts within refugee contexts.
Integration & Humanitarian – Development Nexus
Exploring the intersection of humanitarian aid and long-term development strategies to support refugee integration and self-reliance in host communities.
Refugee Governance Frameworks
Examining policies, legal frameworks, and institutional mechanisms that govern refugee protection, rights, and responsibilities at local, national, and regional levels.
Socio-Economic Inclusion
Addressing barriers to refugee participation in local economies, education systems, and social networks to promote meaningful inclusion and economic empowerment.