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How we can advance sustainable economies in developing countries hosting refugees

A Syrian refugee camp on the outskirts of Athens, illustrating the importance of including refugees in the local economy

Refugees need to be able to economically contribute to their new communities. Image: Julie Ricard on Unsplash

David Alexandru Timis
Global Communications Manager, Generation
Teresa Pallarés-Ramos
Fellow, European Leadership Programme
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