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Based on the extensive global restitution experiences of both organisations, the report takes the view that redressing housing, land and...

One of our recent books – Repairing Domestic Climate Displacement: The Peninsula Principles – edited by DS Director Scott Leckie and...

On 11 March 2017, a group of 54 families moved in the newly built town of Gramalote, Colombia some seven years after the decimation of...

Displacement Solutions and the Norwegian Refugee Council today released a new publication outlining how Myanmar could constructively...

DS has released its latest report on the planned relocation processes underway in Gunayala Territory in Panana due to the effects of...

DS Turns 10! 28 December 2016 DS marks its tenth anniversary after its founding in Geneva on the same day in 2006. DS Director and...

In September 2016, Displacement Solutions carried out its fourth field research and advocacy mission to the Gunayala region in Panama....

The Joint ‘One House, One Family at a Time Project’ in Chittagong, Bangladesh with our excellent partners YPSA has marked a milestone...

DS carried out its latest mission to Myanmar in October with a focus this time on the question of housing, land and property restitution...

DS has just completed a two-week field mission to yet another climate displacement hotspot, Lau Lagoon on Malaita Island in the Solomon...

A report just issued by the United Nations Human Rights Council gives extensive and positive coverage to the Peninsula Principles on...

Based on our extensive experience working in more than 20 climate-affected countries, DS believes that in order to effectively address...

DS Director Scott Leckie taught a new law school course at Monash Law School in Melbourne, Australia from 19-23 September 2016 on...

DS Director Scott Leckie and DS associate Zeke Simperingham again visited Myanmar for a two-week DS mission in May 2016 to explore recent...

Kadir van Lohuizen’s extraordinary Where Will We Go Exhibition, backed by DS, UNEP, the Netherlands government and others, opened today...

After two intensive days of discussion, the DS-hosted Roundtable on Improving Land Access for Climate Displaced Persons and Communities...

Our One House at a Time Project in Bangladesh has gotten off to a great start in 2016 with a generous donation by the Dutch NGO Stichting...

A Bengali version of the Guidance Note on New Land for Climate Displaced Persons in Bangladesh is now available. This Guidance Note...

The Peninsula Principles have been instrumental in defining the scope and direction of Bangladesh’s National Strategy for Disaster and...