Document Type

Report

Publication Date

1-1-2004

Keywords

Refugees -- Services for -- United States, Refugees -- Somalia, Somalis -- Oregon -- Portland, Social adjustment

Abstract

The National Somali Bantu Project (NSBP) is committed to pursuing a more comprehensive approach and is interested in connecting the Somali Bantu refugees with their agrarian roots to foster cultural and social ties and provide economic development opportunities. With this goal in mind, the National Somali Bantu Project asked that RefugEEE Consulting investigate the possibility of implementing a comprehensive resettlement approach with an agrarian component that could be pursued once the Somali Bantu refugees have settled into their new environment over the next one to three years. This document serves as a decision-making guide to be used when the National Somali Bantu Project moves forward with its resettlement assistance. This project was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Deborah Howe, Dr. Ethan Seltzer and Dr. Barry Messer.

Description

Client: The National Somali Bantu Project

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Persistent Identifier

http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/8630

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