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Why long-term solutions for Malian IDPs hinge on more inclusive peace talks
As Mali is working to establish peace, concerns are being raised regarding the risk of recurring conflict and displacement if a “peace” agreement is brokered without a meaningful involvement from opposition groups and Malian society at large."
14 August 2014 | Blog Post
Workshop on durable solutions in Mali
In February 2014, IDMC/NRC supported the development of a durable solutions strategy in Mali through the organisation of a workshop on durable solutions and the formulation of recommendations.
23 July 2014 | Publication
Mali: Ongoing pursuit of durable solutions
By April 2014, 137,000 people remained internally displaced in Mali while those returning north faced numerous obstacles to securing a durable solution to their displacement.
19 May 2014 | Overview
Increasing returns in Mali's displacement patterns
Returning IDPs continued to face obstacles to securing a durable solution to their displacement while 137,000 people remained displaced in Mali's south by April 2014.
19 May 2014 | Map
IDP voices: Hawoye, displaced from Mopti region, Mali
A new brief released yesterday by IDMC voiced concern for the tens of thousands of internally displaced people (IDPs) and their host communities in Mali’s south.
21 February 2014 | Blog Post
Mali’s Southern Cities: A humanitarian blind spot?
On a recent mission to Mali, IDMC met a worrying number of IDPs who described the place they used to call home unsafe and their living conditions in the cities in the south unbearable.
20 February 2014 | Blog Post
Internal displacement in Mali
As of February 2014, there were nearly 200,000 internally displaced people (IDPs), with nearly half left behind in Mali’s southern cities.
20 February 2014 | Map
Left behind: IDPs forgotten in Mali’s southern cities
Nearly two years since the onset of the crisis, there are 200,000 IDPs in Mali, of which half have been left behind in southern cities.
20 February 2014 | Briefing Paper