Re:BUiLD Reports

Re:BUiLD Reports

Re:BUiLD is generating evidence and learning by piloting innovative solutions, conducting rigorous, randomized control trial (RCT) evaluations, and using other tailored research methods. Program reports will provide insights into the learnings and demonstrate what works and inform improvements in the program design.



REPORTS



How Donors Can Better Support Urban Refugees in Kampala and Nairobi


Urban areas in low- and middle-income countries have become home for the majority of the world's refugee population, challenging the conventional narrative of refugee assistance that has traditionally focused on camps and settlements. UNHCR estimates that more than half world displaced persons live in urban areas.

Designing a Randomized Controlled Trial on Livelihoods for Refugees and Hosts: The Case of Re:BUiLD in Kampala


Few refugee livelihood initiatives are subjected to thorough evaluation. Findings from other populations can be instructive, but the impact may vary greatly for refugees. In collaboration with our partner, the Center for Global Development (CGD) and Principal Investigators, we conducted a randomized controlled trial on livelihoods in Kampala, Uganda.

The handbook on refugee access to justice in Uganda


This handbook, crafted jointly by stakeholders including the Judiciary, the Office of the Prime Minister, humanitarian organizations such as the International Rescue Committee (IRC) through the Re:BUiLD Program and representatives of refugees is a repository of knowledge, experience, and empathy.

Re:BUiLD Skills Certification Brief


Many refugees reside in refugee designated areas (refugee camps or settlements), an increasing number of refugees gravitate towards the capital cities of Kampala and Nairobi in search of better opportunities.

Adaptive Management in Refugee Programming: Lessons from Re:BUiLD


The Adaptive Management report delves into the practical implementation of adaptive management principles in the realm of refugee programming, drawing upon the invaluable experiences and wisdom gained from the Re:BUiLD project. It sheds light on the crucial significance of flexibility, iterative learning, and responsive decision-making in effectively meeting the dynamic and multifaceted needs of refugee populations.

Unlocking Lending for Refugees: FSP Insights and Learning from Nairobi & Kampala


Despite the challenges faced by urban refugees, we are encouraged by their entrepreneurial spirit with some having successfully set up businesses and integrated into the host community. However, we acknowledge that their efforts and perseverance to find hope away from home continue to face obstacles hampering their ability to create sustainable income-generating activities.