Here's how refugees can realize their own economic potential
A South Sudanese refugee winnows maize grains at the Kalobeyei settlement outside the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya. Image: REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya
Mahmoud Jabari
Acting Lead for Europe & Middle East, World Economic Forum
Silje Ditlefsen Zanni
Community Success Lead, Nature-Based Solutions, UpLink, World Economic Forum
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