Remittances in conflict and crises : how remittances sustain livelihoods in war, crises and transitions to peace (English)

This newsletter looks at aspects of how migrant workers use or send their money back to their home country. Although migrant workers, refugees and immigrants have been sending home money, goods and ideas for millennia, donors and international finance agencies did not pay very much attention to the phenomenon until about a decade ago. Interest has grown exponentially as statistics show what we now call migrant remittances to be among the most important...
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FAGEN, PATRICIA WEISS.

Remittances in conflict and crises : how remittances sustain livelihoods in war, crises and transitions to peace (English). Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/488061468763521395

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