This report highlights the Good Neighbors’ efforts to address the root causes of humanitarian crises in Ethiopia, contributing to durable solution from the perspective of implementing actors. We analyzed the survey data from Tsore refugee camp in Asosa, Benishangul-Gumuz, and Gedeo and West Guji Zones in the South Ethiopia Regional State and Oromia regions, respectively. The report analyses the impact of Good Neighbors projects on the humanitarian needs, livelihoods, and peaceful cohesion of people affected by protracted displacement.

Lead author

Yoonhyuk Noh (Good Neighbors Global Partnership Center)

Co-authors

Dr. Ha Eun Marcellino Seong (Good Neighbors International Cooperation Office in Geneva),

Hyunhwa Yang, Keuntae Kim (Good Neighbors Global Partnership Center),

Temesgen Afework Otalo (Good Neighbors Ethiopia),

Mai Matsukuma (Good Neighbors Japan)

Special thanks to

Sunyoung Mun (Good Neighbors Global Partnership Center),

Mako Takahashi, Yuji Kawai (Good Neighbors Japan),

Alemayehu Mitiku, Asfaw Alemu, Ashenafi Shibiru, Asres Zafu, Deginet Cherinet, Desalegn Bekele, Erimias Dubesa, Legese Merga, Misganaw Erena, Solomon Rebi, Tadele Abebaw, Younsu Kim (Good Neighbors Ethiopia)