Land use and the incidence of forced displacement

Lambardi, German; Palacios, Paola

doi:10.1080/03050629.2022.2045287

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“…The research question is highly relevant and has been addressed in several scholarly works. Specifically, studies investigating the impact of land use on refugees in Bangladesh are discussed in references [1,2], while research on Syrian refugees is cited in [3,4]. Furthermore, various aspects related to financial economics, public administration, and the activities of land banks in Ukraine have been explored in sources [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14].…”

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Enhancing food security for refugees through land use planning and land banks

Nimko

2023

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The global refugee crisis had placed a critical spotlight on the issue of food security for displaced populations. This article delved into an investigation of the pivotal roles that land use planning and land banks played in mitigating food security challenges among refugees. Often uprooted from their homes due to a range of hardships, refugees frequently found themselves in unfamiliar regions with limited access to resources and opportunities for livelihoods. Ensuring their food security became of paramount importance. The research question under scrutiny in this study held substantial relevance and had been the subject of scrutiny in numerous scholarly works. However, it was noteworthy that this research question remained relatively underexplored within the Ukrainian context. The study first discussed the pivotal role of land use planning in granting refugees access to arable land, diversifying their livelihoods, and developing essential infrastructure. Secondly, it underscored the importance of land banks in securing land rights for refugees, making investments in infrastructure development, and promoting responsible land resource management. This research underscored the pressing need to address food security among refugees on a global scale. It highlighted the significance of fostering self-sufficiency, economic empowerment, and long-term resilience through the implementation of land use planning and land banks. As the global refugee crisis continued to expand, the adoption of these strategies became increasingly imperative to support those in need and ensure a more secure future for displaced communities worldwide.

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