Report - Accessing the Most Vulnerable Migrants in Ouagadougou and Agadez

Author(s)
The Independent Monitoring, Rapid Research and Evidence Facility (IMREF) of the DFID-funded SSS Phase II Programme
Publication language
English
Pages
50pp
Date published
25 Apr 2020
Type
Research, reports and studies
Keywords
humanitarian action, Protection, Forced displacement and migration
Countries
Libya, Algeria, Tunisia
Organisations
UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), IMPACT Initiatives, IMPACT Initiatives, Seefar

This study looks at vulnerabilities among migrants in two key transit hubs – Ouagadougou and Agadez – and analyses how humanitarian actors target and seek to access vulnerable migrants in those two locations. Findings draw from an extensive desk review, 67 interviews with local stakeholders and humanitarian and development service providers, and structured focus group discussions (FGDs) with a total of 136 transit migrants.

Please contact pauline.v@seefar.org if you have questions or would like to further discuss findings of this report.

Authors: 
Independent Monitoring, Rapid Research and Evidence Facility (IMREF)