Refugees &
displaced people
People carry skills, aspirations and knowledge across displacement. The response should build on that potential.
Context
Understand
people’s priorities.
Refugees and displaced people face barriers to services, economic opportunities and participation. Their needs differ, and their existing skills and priorities should guide any response. Host communities are part of this conversation, too.
Dignity and voice
Participation means listening to people and respecting their choices in the design of support.
Skills and self-reliance
Connect existing capabilities with learning, livelihoods and inclusive community relationships.
Shape a response
with people.
Explore collaboration across Nia’s focus areas. Community participation, delivery arrangements and the intended change should be agreed for each programme.