Responsiveness to Religious Inequalities in Contexts of Displacement: Evidence from Providers of Humanitarian Assistance to Shi'a Hazara Refugees from Afghanistan in Pakistan
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posted on 2024-09-05, 22:01 authored by Jennifer Philippa Eggert, Maryam Kanwer, Jaffer Abbas MirzaThis paper discusses inequalities caused or exacerbated by religious diversity in displacement and how humanitarian action can be aware of and responsive to this. It is based on interviews with Shi’a Hazara refugees from Afghanistan and local, national and international providers of humanitarian support in Pakistan.
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Department for International Development, UK Government
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CREID (Institute of Development Studies) and Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities (JLIFLC)Citation
Eggert, J.P.; Kanwer, M. and Mirza, J. (2022) Responsiveness to Religious Inequalities in Contexts of Displacement: Evidence from Providers of Humanitarian Assistance to Shi'a Hazara Refugees from Afghanistan in Pakistan, Brighton and Washington D.C.: Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID) and Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities (JLIFLC), DOI: 10.19088/CREID.2022.001Series
CREID Working Paper 12Version
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© Institute of Development Studies 2022Country
Pakistan; AfghanistanLanguage
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Power and Popular PoliticsProject identifier
Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID)::7a473ec6-92f8-49ff-98df-9ec27d8d5fe6::600Identifier ISBN
978-1-80470-004-4Usage metrics
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