International Journal of Migration Health and Social Care,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 25, 2025
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
identify
and
analyse
the
gender-specific
challenges
encountered
by
internally
displaced
women
(IDWs)
in
developing
countries,
focusing
on
Bangladesh
within
distinctive
backdrop
of
COVID-19
pandemic.
Furthermore,
paper
recommends
effective
strategies
address
overcome
these
challenges.
Design/methodology/approach
research,
conducted
PRISMA
guidelines,
investigated
socio-economic
pandemic
for
IDWs
through
a
comprehensive
analysis
diverse
sources.
These
sources
encompassed
quantitative
qualitative
studies,
organisational
reports,
publications
from
UN
agencies,
International
Organisation
Migration,
Labour
Organisation,
World
Health
case
studies
newspaper
articles.
Findings
research
sheds
light
impact
crisis
IDWs,
encompassing
aspects
such
as
safety,
shelter,
livelihood,
household
responsibilities,
health
support,
external
aid,
domestic
violence
childcare
facilities.
In
addition,
it
emphasises
pivotal
contributions
government
organisations
(GOs)
non-governmental
(NGOs)
ensuring
well-being
survival
IDWs.
Originality/value
represents
one
initial
endeavours
exploring
Moreover,
highlights
significance
tailored
assistance
challenging
circumstances.
Researchers,
policymakers,
GOs
NGOs
can
leverage
insights
gleaned
this
enhance
Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
49, P. 98 - 109
Published: April 1, 2021
Migration
represents
a
major
transformation
of
the
lives
those
involved
and
has
been
transformative
societies
economies
globally.
Yet
models
sustainability
transformations
do
not
effectively
incorporate
movement
populations.
There
is
an
apparent
migration-sustainability
paradox:
migration
plays
role
as
driver
unsustainability
part
economic
globalisation,
yet
simultaneously
phenomenon
potential
force
for
sustainable
development.
We
propose
criteria
by
which
opportunity
development:
increasing
aggregate
well-being;
reduced
inequality
leading
to
diverse
social
benefits;
environmental
burden.
detail
dimensions
develop
generic
framework
linkages
based
on
environmental,
social,
sustainability,
highlighting
identity
migration.
Such
model
overcomes
paradox
explaining
societal
mobility
in
achieving
outcomes.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
Abstract
Globally,
populations
are
increasingly
located
in
areas
at
high
risk
of
frequent,
extreme
weather
events.
Some
exposed
have
the
ability
to
move
safer
places;
others
unable
get
out
harm’s
way.
The
climate
risks
facing
these
involuntary
immobile
not
often
addressed
by
local
and
national
authorities,
despite
increasing
recognition
international
development
agencies
humanitarian
actors.
Here
we
discuss
when
how
events
lead
immobility
considering
influence
political,
socioeconomic,
environmental
factors.
Addressing
barriers
policy
disaster
planning,
early
warning
systems
anticipatory
action
could
be
tailored
support
involuntarily
communities.
While
planning
should
data-informed,
lack
appropriate
data
quality
limit
governments
institutions
from
taking
action.
Immobility
needs
aligned
with
broader
sustainable
objectives
which
entail
justice
orderly
migration.
International Journal of Migration Health and Social Care,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 25, 2025
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
identify
and
analyse
the
gender-specific
challenges
encountered
by
internally
displaced
women
(IDWs)
in
developing
countries,
focusing
on
Bangladesh
within
distinctive
backdrop
of
COVID-19
pandemic.
Furthermore,
paper
recommends
effective
strategies
address
overcome
these
challenges.
Design/methodology/approach
research,
conducted
PRISMA
guidelines,
investigated
socio-economic
pandemic
for
IDWs
through
a
comprehensive
analysis
diverse
sources.
These
sources
encompassed
quantitative
qualitative
studies,
organisational
reports,
publications
from
UN
agencies,
International
Organisation
Migration,
Labour
Organisation,
World
Health
case
studies
newspaper
articles.
Findings
research
sheds
light
impact
crisis
IDWs,
encompassing
aspects
such
as
safety,
shelter,
livelihood,
household
responsibilities,
health
support,
external
aid,
domestic
violence
childcare
facilities.
In
addition,
it
emphasises
pivotal
contributions
government
organisations
(GOs)
non-governmental
(NGOs)
ensuring
well-being
survival
IDWs.
Originality/value
represents
one
initial
endeavours
exploring
Moreover,
highlights
significance
tailored
assistance
challenging
circumstances.
Researchers,
policymakers,
GOs
NGOs
can
leverage
insights
gleaned
this
enhance
