​​Progress Towards ​Durable Solutions for IDPs in Greater Pemba - Opportunities and Challenges in Pemba, Metuge and Mecufi​

​​“Progress Towards Durable Solutions for IDPs in Greater Pemba: Opportunities and Challenges in Pemba, Metuge and Mecufi” was jointly produced by UN-Habitat, JIPS and IOM in Mozambique, in close collaboration with governmental entities at local, provincial and national level.    

​The approach was designed as a comparative analysis of the socioeconomic situation of the displaced population against the non-displaced, across the key criteria outlined in the IASC Framework on Durable Solutions for IDPs. 

​By identifying the key differences and commonalities in the situation of displaced and non-displaced, the analysis points to areas where IDPs fare worse and can be assumed to face vulnerabilities related to their displacement situation, while also highlighting shared challenges that point to development-linked problems. 

​The population analysis is complemented by a spatial analysis that focuses on the contextual factors that influence the livelihoods of the displaced and local populations and the possible displacement solutions for the displacement affected communities and district structures. 

​The report is intended to serve as a meaningful tool to inform policy and planning towards durable solutions for internally displaced persons.