Migration and Human Rights

Lack of human rights-based migration governance at the global, regional and national levels is leading to the routine violation of migrants’ rights in transit, at international borders, and in the countries, they migrate to. This situation is more severe in the case of forced migration which causes refugee situation.

dRi works extensively in refugee situation, trying to fill the knowledge gap to minimize the vulnerability and sufferings of forcibly displace people and refugees. dRi has recently completed a research project called Building Resilience and Improving Learning Outcomes: Assessment, intervention and evaluation of Rohingya Refugee Children Education (April 2019- May 2019). dRi has contributed in total nine studies related to Rohingya issues including Access to Justice (IRC),

UNHCR’S Response to the Rohingya Refugees, the Potential impacts of this Population Influx on the Local Economy at Cox’s Bazar, Vulnerabilities and Social Protection Needs, llivelihood Resilience in Bangladesh, Education, Child Protection, Sexual and Gender Based Violence etc.dRi also works in legal labor migration issues. Currently, dRi is working with ILO in the project titled “Application of Migration Policy for Decent Work of Migrant Workers – Phase II”. Our expertise includes Research Design & Measurement, Feasibility Study, Socio Economic Study, Project/program Design,Monitoring & Evaluation, Impact Evaluation etc. employing advanced and contemporary quantitative and qualitative research tools.

Projects under this Theme

SL	Theme	Project Title	Select
1	Migration and Human Rights	Unveiling Evolving Gender Dynamics in Cox’s Bazar through Inclusive Community-based Approach	View
2	Migration and Human Rights	UNHCR Consultancy Services for Multi Sector Programme Planning for the Rohingya Crisis	View
3	Migration and Human Rights	The Periodic Update of Baselines, Indicators and Monitoring Data for Output, Outcome and Impact Indicators”	View
4	Migration and Human Rights	Social Research for the Evaluation of UNHCR’S Response to the Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh	View
5	Migration and Human Rights	Skills Demand Analysis on Ready-made Garments & Textile (RMG&T) and ICT Sector in Bangladesh	View
6	Migration and Human Rights	Scoping Support for the External Validity Survey on Mobile Money in Bangladesh	View
7	Migration and Human Rights	Research on the welfare of Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) and the Potential impacts of this Population influx on the local economy at Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.	View
8	Migration and Human Rights	Public Perception Survey – Partnership for a Tolerant, Inclusive Bangladesh (PTIB)	View
9	Migration and Human Rights	Programme Review of BRAC’s Humanitarian Crisis Management Programme in Cox’s Bazar	View
10	Migration and Human Rights	Final Evaluation of “2023 Caritas Response to the Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) and Host Community (HC) in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh”	View
11	Migration and Human Rights	Data Collection Support for the Long-run Follow-up Survey on Mobile Money in Bangladesh	View
12	Migration and Human Rights	Data Collection and Implementation Support for the External Validity Project on Mobile Money in Bangladesh	View
13	Migration and Human Rights	Common Service Evaluation (quantitative) Study 2022 in Cox’s Bazar	View
14	Migration and Human Rights	Collection of Baseline Data for Impact and Outcome Indicators	View
15	Migration and Human Rights	Building Resilience and Improving Learning Outcomes: Assessment, intervention and evaluation of Rohingya Refugee Children Education	View
16	Migration and Human Rights	BRAC Rohingya Refugee Situation in Bangladesh	View
17	Migration and Human Rights	Baseline KAP survey – Gender and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Host and Refugee Communities”.	View
18	Migration and Human Rights	Application of Migration Policy for Decent Work for Migrant Workers	View
19	Migration and Human Rights	Access to Justice Assessment	View

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