We are proud to share this research brief that demonstrates how we applied our innovative approach to the challenge of living together peacefully in displacement. Our results illustrate that when we apply scientific principles to learning in displacement contexts and combine this with more locally led approaches, both individuals and communities stand to benefit in a sustainable way and become adaptive experts.
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