Sarah Miller

Sep 30, 2024 | refugeesinternational.org | Sarah Miller

Internally displaced people (IDPs) comprise the bulk of the world’s forcibly displaced population, and the bulk of global humanitarian needs. Yet for years, aid and development actors have responded in ad hoc ways to internal displacement. Compared to other displaced populations, there is far less engagement, interest, investment, and coordination around internal displacement.

Sep 30, 2024 | reliefweb.int | Sarah Miller

Attachments Download Report (PDF | 1.85 MB) By Sarah Miller | September 30, 2024Executive SummaryInternally displaced people (IDPs) comprise the bulk of the world’s forcibly displaced population, and the bulk of global humanitarian needs. Yet for years, aid and development actors have responded in ad hoc ways to internal displacement. Compared to other displaced populations, there is far less engagement, interest, investment, and coordination around internal displacement.

Jun 28, 2024 | reliefweb.int | Sarah Miller |Mark Wood

Attachments Download Report (PDF | 4.21 MB) By Sarah Miller , Mark Wood | June 28, 2024Executive SummaryA spike in insurgent attacks in northern Mozambique is driving a growing humanitarian and displacement crisis, even as donors and security forces are withdrawing. The result is a boiling crisis that threatens to create a hotbed for expanding extremism and spread displacement and humanitarian suffering across the region.

Jun 20, 2024 | reliefweb.int | Sarah Miller

By Sarah Miller | June 20, 2024A displaced woman in central Mozambique held up a corn stalk, shriveled from heat and too much sun. She shuffled toward my colleague in sandy, dry soil and said, “you can have it if you want. It’s of no use to me.” In an area that is supposed to have largely recovered from devastating cyclones, many displaced people are still struggling to eke out a living.

Feb 29, 2024 | refugeesinternational.org | Sarah Miller

Africa Ethiopia | Report It has been over a year since peace was declared between the Federal Ethiopia Government and authorities in the Tigray region. Yet at a time when the region should be recovering, people remain in crisis. Widespread hunger is gripping a portion of the population, including the most vulnerable. That hunger is a function of two years of living under siege during the war, a crippling drought, and a nearly seven-month pause in food aid intended to root out corruption....