Policy blind spots leave ~2 million displaced without protection in Burkina Faso

What happens when ~2 million people are forced to move, but the policies meant to support them don’t speak to each other? CGIAR Climate Security researchers reviewed 40+ Burkinabé national policies and international strategies to find out. The picture that emerged is familiar: sectors working i...

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Autor principal: Bioversity International and International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT)
Formato: Infographic
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179990
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Sumario:What happens when ~2 million people are forced to move, but the policies meant to support them don’t speak to each other? CGIAR Climate Security researchers reviewed 40+ Burkinabé national policies and international strategies to find out. The picture that emerged is familiar: sectors working in silos while people face interconnected crises. ⏩ Mobility is framed as a security threat, ignoring pastoralism & migration as vital adaptation strategies. ⏩ Women & girls remain invisible in protection frameworks. ⏩ Ethnic violence, a major driver of displacement, is almost absent from policy. The result is responses that miss the people who need them most. This research provides a framework for better policy coordination and shows why integration matters when displacement happens at scale.