Refugee Repatriation Summary

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CHPATER FIVE
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS
5.0Introduction
This chapter forms the concluding part of the study, and sums up the key findings, conclusions and recommendations. Three major sections are under this chapter. Section one cover ssummary of all key findings discussed in chapter four. Section two deals with conclusions made from the study. The third section covers the recommendations made by the researcher to UNHCR, governments of host and origin countries, international community, as well as other agencies and NGOs directly and indirectly involved in refugee repatriation. The section three also includes researcher’s suggestion for future studies in the area of refugee repatriation, especially in developing …show more content…

Repatriation and reintegration of these category of refugees is therefore difficult to handle. These category of returnees sometimes have weaker asset profiles and therefore need higher level of assistance. The study therefore recommends that government of home countries together with national and international agencies, UNHCR, and NGOs should give special attention towards these category of returnees. Support mechanisms should be given to them to empower them lead a self-sufficient life. Assistance to be given to these categories of returnees should be in the form of arranging special job training programs that will give them the skills that will help them to develop their own livelihoods in accordance with demographic uniqueness.This will help such category of people to provide for themselves as well as contribute to reconstruction of the country of …show more content…

As a result some vital issues were put aside. The following recommendations are therefore for future studies or researches: Firstly, the researcher recommends future studies to investigate the process of reintegration and resettlement of Liberian refugees repatriated from Ghana. Future researcher in this area should employ the longitudinal approach to study how the returnees have adapted to their home country. Such studies should also focus vulnerable and disadvantaged groups and find out what type of interventions will be appropriate for them in their effort to adjust to home conditions. Secondly, since not all the Liberian refugees in Ghana were repatriated, there is the need for future researcher to focus on local integration as well as Buduburam settlement and the refugee camp. With the cessation of support from the UNHCR as well as other donor agencies and government of Ghana, there is the need for research into how they are surviving in Ghana, as well as the future of non-registered residual

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