Survey of Displaced and Host Households in Four Refugee-Hosting Countries, 2021-2022: Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Jordan, and Kenya

<P>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</P><br><p>Data from a large-scale survey&nbsp;<span>carried out with 4,466&nbsp;</span><span>displaced and host households in four refugee hosting countries: Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Jordan, and Kenya. In each country, the data includes respondents in an urban setting and a camp (or camp-like) setting.</span></p>
<p>The survey was part of the IIED project '<span>Protracted Displacement in an Urban World' which sought to&nbsp;</span><span>compare the experiences of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in cities and camps in four countries.&nbsp;</span><span>The aim of the comparative investigation was to better understand how displaced people in these different settings fare in terms of their self-reliance, livelihoods and economies, and well-being.</span></p>
<p><span>The survey covers the following areas:</span><br>
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<li>Respondent and household profile</li><li>Migration profile and perception of setting</li><li>Wellbeing</li><li>Livelihoods and self-reliance</li><li>Plans and Aspirations</li></ul>
<p>It provides 4,466 structured survey interviews in each of four countries: 886 in Afghanistan, 1,256 in Ethiopia, 983 in Jordan, and 1,341 in Kenya, offering urban-camp comparative insight in each.</p><br><B>Main Topics</B>:<BR><br><p><br></p><ul><li>Respondent and household profile</li><li>Migration profile and perception of setting</li><li>Wellbeing</li><li>Livelihoods and self-reliance</li><li>Plans and Aspirations</li></ul>