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2021 BCE
he kind of entrepreneuship that can be developed
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n most parts of the world, refugees are not allowed to work. But Mohammed Osman Ali is a refugee in Uganda, and there, he legally runs a video game arcade and a variety store. -
Period: 2021 BCE to
the number of people that can be successfully integrated
Refugees who began their life in the host country in detention, or
isolated for several months in a state of enforced inactivity at a collective reception
centre for asylum-seekers are likely to be hampered when they later attempt to
integrate.
the number that can be successfully integrated is the at least the 70% percent of the people -
the way your school can help
Schools can provide a safe environment for refugee children and young people and help them settle in their new community. ... Many schools work hard to raise awareness about refugee issues and develop programs to support refugee children and their families, particularly around Refugee Week in June, annually. -
the potential benefits for local community
Housing, language classes, healthcare, sustenance. All of these things cost a significant amount of money to provide, but once refugees are established in their host country, the initial investment pays off. Refugees start businesses that employ locals, pay taxes and generate wealth.