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A Snapshot of Engagements

 

100+

Submissions from States, UN agencies, NGOs, academia and other stakeholders

 

12,500+

IDPs and host community members consulted

 

50+

Online thematic discussions

 

15

Original research papers commissioned

 


About

The High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement was established by the UN Secretary-General to prompt action to prevent, respond and solve the world's internal displacement crises. Building on ongoing efforts within the humanitarian, development and peace communities, the Panel will work to identify bold, concrete and practical recommendations for Member States, the UN system and other relevant stakeholders.



Our Expert Advisory Group 
Our Secretariat 

Latest Event

Global Report Launch: “Towards Development Solutions to Internal Displacement: A Political Economy Approach”

9 June 2021, Virtual 

A new report, “Towards Development Solutions to Internal Displacement: A Political Economy Approach," produced by UNDP and SOAS, was launched in a virtual event opened by Panel member Nasser Judeh and UN Assistant Secretary-General Asako Okai, Director of UNDP's Crisis Bureau. The report also serves as part of UNDP's submission to the Panel.

 

 

Research Partnerships

The Secretariat has partnered with researchers from global universities and networks to gather research inputs on internal displacement from different lenses. 
 

Recent Partnership:


 

Consultations with IDPs and Host Communities

The voices of IDPs and host communities are critical to the Panel's work. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Panel has partnered with 32 UN Agencies and NGOs on the ground to carry out the consultations on its behalf. 

 

Submissions from Stakeholders

To ensure an inclusive consultation process, written contributions are gathered from a wide range of stakeholders, including Member States, UN agencies, NGOs, researchers, think tanks and more, to inform the Panel's work. 

Latest Public Submissions:


 

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Contact details:

Palais des Nations
Geneva, CH 1211
Switzerland

Tel: +41 22 917 4977
Email: idpspanel@un.org