ReMAP Network - Refugee and Migration Academia and Practitioners Network in Romania
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UNHCR
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ReMAP Network - Refugee and Migration Academia and Practitioners Network in Romania
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22
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Registration for SEIS 2026 are open! Be a voice for your community
We are preparing the Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) and would value your participation. SEIS is a survey that gathers accurate information about the everyday challenges faced by refugees, focusing on housing, employment, healthcare, and education. The findings help organizations like UNHCR design more effective services and support systems based on…
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Job Call: Enumerators for Data Collection
We are seeking motivated and detail-oriented Enumerators to support data collection activities for 2026 Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) Romania. Enumerators will be responsible for conducting surveys, as part of a data collection.The data collected will directly inform decisions, reports, and strategies for program implementation for Ukrainian refugees living in Romania.
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The ReMAP Network in context: An initiative for effective collaboration
While progress on addressing human mobility, notably forced displacement, has been substantial, coordination, sustainability, and innovation remain challenges. Effective collaboration between researchers, practitioners, and government institutions is essential to translate research into practice and capture field experience to inform policy. Recognizing this, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and the Centre…
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We believe that collaboration is the key to finding the best solutions to humanitarian challenges. Do you want to contribute?

We especially encourage participation from underrepresented organizations and voices, including refugee-led groups and early-career researchers.