Filippo Grandi

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Filippo Grandi is United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

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Closing the Refugee Education Gap
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Closing the Refugee Education Gap

Aug 30, 2019 Filippo Grandi argues that low secondary-school enrollment for displaced children amounts to a massive lost opportunity.

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The Missing Link of Refugee Response
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The Missing Link of Refugee Response

Sep 4, 2018 Filippo Grandi shows why effective policies for displaced people must include educational opportunities.

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The Urgency of Refugee Education
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The Urgency of Refugee Education

Sep 14, 2017 Filippo Grandi says time is running out to ensure that displaced young people do not lose out on a future.

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Connectivity and the Modern Refugee
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Connectivity and the Modern Refugee

Jan 18, 2017 Filippo Grandi urges measures to ensure that displaced people have access to vital technology.

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Leave No Refugee Behind

Leave No Refugee Behind

Jan 11, 2016 Helen Clark & Filippo Grandi urge the international community to shift from humanitarian aid to development assistance.

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