Refugee migrants as agents of change: Strategies for improved livelihoods and self-reliance
Although many refugees leave their home countries with a certain level of uncertainty concerning their survival in the host country, they are hopeful of improving their livelihood and thus being self-reliant. They seize available opportunities in order to start a new life. In doing so, refugees move...
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