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Child poverty and deprivation in refugee-hosting areas : evidence from Uganda / Republic of Uganda, Economic Policy Research Centre.

LIBRA HV801.U42 C456 2018
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Format:
Book
Government document
Contributor:
UNICEF Uganda, issuing body.
Economic Policy Research Centre.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Refugee children--Uganda--Social conditions.
Refugee children.
Refugee children--Health and hygiene--Uganda.
Refugee children--Social conditions.
Refugee children--Health and hygiene.
Children--Health and hygiene.
Children--Social conditions.
Social conditions.
Uganda.
Physical Description:
x, 79 pages : color illustrations ; 30 cm
Place of Publication:
Kampala : UNICEF Uganda : Cardiff University, 2018.
Contents:
1. Introduction: Background and overview of refugee hosting in Uganda ; Trends and demographic characteristics of refugees and asylum seekers ; Policy framework for refugee hosting in Uganda ; Extent of vulnerability in refugee and host communities
2. Methodology: Study site selection and study site profiles ; Household survey ; Qualitative data ; Survey design and sample size
3. Child poverty and deprivation: Socially-perceived necessities (SPNS) ; Deprivation of SPNS for children among hosts and refugees
4. Access to basic services: Health ; Education ; Protection ; Clean and safe environment ; Welfare and economic activity
5. Towards social integration: Water deprivation ; Sanitation deprivation ; Shelter deprivation
6. Conclusion and recommendations: Conclusions ; Policy recommendations.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 69-71).
OCLC:
1085365972

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