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Case Study Brief Refugee Week 2017: Our Shared Future Deadline: 24 April 2017. Please try to submit all case studies by this date. Case studies submitted later than 24 April will not be admissible

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How to fill out refugee week case study

1. Read through the case study template provided for Refugee Week.
2. Gather all the necessary information and data related to the specific refugee event or initiative.
3. Start by providing a brief introduction about the purpose and objectives of the case study.
4. Describe the background and context of the refugee event or initiative.
5. Include key details such as the date, location, and duration of the event.
6. Explain the target audience and participants involved in the event.
7. Discuss the challenges faced and the strategies implemented to overcome them.
8. Highlight the impact and outcomes of the refugee event or initiative.
9. Include any relevant statistics, testimonials, or success stories.
10. Provide recommendations for future improvements or continuation of the initiative.
11. Make sure to follow a logical flow and use clear and concise language.
12. Proofread the case study for any errors or inconsistencies.
13. Format the document properly with headings, subheadings, and bullet points as needed.
14. Review and revise the case study if necessary before finalizing it.

Who needs refugee week case study?

1. Organizations or NGOs working in the field of refugee support and advocacy.
2. Educational institutions or researchers conducting studies on refugee issues.
3. Government agencies or policymakers dealing with refugee policies.
4. Donors or funders interested in supporting refugee-related initiatives.
5. Refugee support networks or community organizations.
6. Media outlets or journalists reporting on refugee issues and events.
7. Volunteers or individuals interested in understanding the impact of refugee week events.
8. General public seeking information on refugee-related initiatives and events.

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What is refugee week case study?

Refugee week case study is a report outlining the experiences and challenges faced by refugees during a specific week.

Who is required to file refugee week case study?

Organizations and individuals working with refugees are required to file refugee week case study.

How to fill out refugee week case study?

To fill out refugee week case study, one must document the activities, events, and interactions related to refugees during the specified week.

What is the purpose of refugee week case study?

The purpose of refugee week case study is to raise awareness about refugee issues and showcase the contributions and resilience of refugees.

What information must be reported on refugee week case study?

Information such as the number of refugees served, types of services provided, challenges faced, success stories, and impact of interventions must be reported on refugee week case study.