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2014 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
11. Conclusion and Recommendations
Authors : Naruemon Thabchumpon, Bea Moraras, Jiraporn Laocharoenwon, Wannaprapa Karom
Published in: Temporary Shelters and Surrounding Communities
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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Abstract
The current level of provision of welfare services to the displaced persons in the settlements is neither adequate nor sustainable. All aspects of security are under threat, from food to personal safety. Dependency on food rations provided by international agencies is acute, and educational levels are inadequate. Access to justice is limited and problematic, especially for women and children, with sexual gender-based violence at high levels. Given the high number of displaced persons, and until permanent and lasting solutions can be found, adequate provision of welfare services cannot realistically be allocated to the TRG alone; it will need to be shared by a variety of international actors, including UN agencies.