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Current Responses

September 2023

The Refugee Initiative

By the end of 2022, the number of people forcibly displaced is now 108.4 million, and over 35.3 million refugees. Refugee’s are defined as “someone who has left their home country and formally applied for asylum in another country”.

Refugees are often led to flee their home country without choice or alternative due to an increasing number of reasons which include:

  • Climate-displacement

  • Economic hardship

  • Political Corruption

  • War and Armed Conflict

  • Religious and Ethnic Conflict

  • Human Right Violations

  • Gender-based violence

  • Displacement chain reaction

Organizations have been working tirelessly around the globe to support refugees in both resolving the challenges in home countries and working to create access and opportunity in host countries.

The refugee’s face a series of challenges in both travel, accommodation, livelihoods, language, political and community bias and much more. It is a complex situation to navigate, and volunteers must be mindful when working for this cause.

There are a variety of organizations which CSRN will aim to support:

Grassroot Charities

Grassroot Charities

CSRN has supported countless grassroot charities from the point of conception/ideation through to scaling and expansion with a focus on accessing funding, establishing a brand and maintaining quality.
National Organisations

National Organisations

CSRN has worked with many national organisations on their crisis response programmes including new funding needs, awareness campaigns, supply chain changes and data management & reporting
Global Charities

Global Charities

CSRN has worked with leading global charities on developing their regional programmes in response to crisis events including the identification of beneficiaries, new service design and implementation support
UN Agencies

UN Agencies

CSRN has previously engaged with multiple UN functions and their teams including UN GCN, UN GP and UNHCR to deliver high-scale programmes and supportive research & analytics