Integration of Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in Brazil /

Integration of Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in Brazil /

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An unprecedented number of Venezuelans have left behind the worsening economic and social crisis at home to look for better future prospects. Brazil is hosting about 261,000 Venezuelans as migrants, asylum seekers, or refugees, which, at 18 percent, constitutes the largest share of Brazil's 1.3...

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Main Author: Shamsuddin, Mrittika
Other Authors: Battaglin Schwengber, Rovane, Fix, Jedediah, Pirani, Nikolas
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2021
Series:Policy research working papers
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Subjects:
Education > ^A1013024
Emigration and immigration > ^A1014220
Forced migration > ^A1085067
Refugees > ^A1055393
Social integration > ^A1062002
Access and Equity in Basic Education
Access of Poor to Social Services
Access to Education
Forced Displacement
Migrant Integration
Poverty Reduction
Social Protections and Assistance
Social Protections and Labor

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