20 years of internal displacement in Georgia: the international and the personal

Commitment and capacity to address Georgian IDPs’ needs took a long time to build, and depended heavily on non-governmental interventions and support, ranging from visits by the UN, reports and articles, legal advice, pilot projects and pressure from civil society

Caught between borders : response strategies of the internally displaced /

Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-300) and index.Afghanistan: displaced in a devastated country / Grant FarrAfrica -- Asia -- Latin America -- Europe.Angola: deslocados in the province of Huambo / Nina M. Birkeland and Alberta Uimbo GomesBurma: displaced Karens: like water on the khu leaf / Chris CusanoBurundi: developing strategies for self-reliance: a study of displacement in four provinces / Geneviève Boutin and Salvatore NkurunzizaColombia: creating peace amid the violence: the church, NGOs and the displaced / Esperanza Hernandez Delgado and Turid LaegreidConclusion / Birgitte Refslund Sorensen and Marc VincentGeorgia: coping by organising: displaced Georgians from Abkhazia / Julia KharashviliSri Lanka: developing new livelihoods in the shadow of war: displaced, relocated and resettled muslims / Birgitte Refslund SorensenThe Sudan: the unique challenges of displacement in Khartoum / Karen Jacobsen, Sue Lautze and Abdal Monim Kheider OsmanUganda: the resilience of tradition: displaced Acholi in Kitgum / Ambrose OlaaYugoslavia: displacement from Kosovo: from patronage to self-help / Vladimir Ili