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TunisiaEuromesco policy paper explores how digital transition could be the answer to sustainable refuge-run businesses
February 25, 2022
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This Policy Brief relies on 12 in-depth interviews with refugees running small businesses using digital channels, representatives from international non-governmental organizations, from local community development associations and from tech companies working on digital businesses.
It provides recommendations to donors and relevant stakeholders on ways to further empower vulnerable refugees residing in Egypt and help them sustain their businesses in the context of the market’s digital transformation.
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Could Digital Transition Be the Answer to Sustainable Refuge-Run Businesses? A case study on small businesses run led by refugee
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