It has been three years since the EU activated the Temporary Protection Directive. Yet, thousands of people are still left in uncertainty. Therefore, Ukrainian refugees must be given long-term security in Sweden (debate). This issue also features a commentary on the World Bank’s poverty report as well as an interview with the Swedish Postcode Lottery – an increasingly important source of income for Swedish organizations in the development field
Read more in Development Sweden #57.
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- Debate: Ukrainian refugees must be given long-term security
- The elephant in the (aid policy) room
- The lottery-millionaire who likes taking risks
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