This research brief presents the key findings and recommendations of an extensive literature review on how Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) affect intentions and behaviours related to mobility within the Horn of Africa (HoA).
The Research and Evidence Facility (REF)
The Research and Evidence Facility (REF) on migration in the Horn of Africa is a research consortium that has explored the dynamics, drivers and implications of mobility, migration and displacement in the Horn of Africa since 2016.-
Information and communication technologies, mobility and migration in the Horn of Africa -
Information and communication technologies and mobility in the Horn of Africa: a review of the literatureThis review examines how Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) affect intentions and behaviours relating to mobility within the Horn of Africa (HoA).
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Resilience in Action: Local practices and development/humanitarian policies: A review of resilience in the drylands of TurkanaThis rapid review investigates the adoption of ideas of resilience by the development and humanitarian sector.
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Localisation and participation within the rollout of the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework in KenyaThis rapid review analyses the extent of localisation and participation in the rollout of the CRRF process in Kenya.
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COVID-19 and mobility, conflict and development in the Horn of Africa: REF briefing paperThe purpose of this briefing paper is to bring together emerging information and analyses on COVID‐ 19 in the HoA, with a particular focus on how these relate to mobility, conflict and development.
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Migration barriers and migration momentum: Ethiopian irregular migrants in the Ethiopia-South Africa migration corridorThis paper considers the key factors driving a persistent aspiration among Ethiopians from Hosaena and Durame towns, in southern Ethiopia, to migrate to South Africa (mainly to Johannesburg), despite intensifying restrictions and hostility.