Training — Samuel Hall

Samuel Hall’s research contributes to a paradigm shift to migrants as actors of change for the societies that they belong to, temporarily or permanently. Using quantitative and qualitative participatory research with migrants, refugees, and internally displaced persons, we build evidence on their protection needs, capabilities, contributions to society, and aspirations. Our policy lab uses this evidence to advise donors, practitioners, government officials, and policymakers through bespoke training sessions to build capacity and encourage action and policy-making that adhere to international frameworks. We continue to partner with United Nations agencies, international and national NGOs, and humanitarian and development departments of governments, as well as private sector service providers and companies in the countries and regions where we are based. Scroll through to see the workshops we have designed and delivered and get in touch if you would like to collaborate.

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GIZ/GOPA/ICMPD - Circular Migration, Return & Reintegration, Serbia

June, 2022

We conducted training for representatives from government ministries in Serbia on circular migration, return and reintegration, with a focus on how these can be used to foster development.

The training took place over two days with 25 participants from 10 Ministries/Institutions and 5 Municipalities, with a mixture of group exercises and plenary sections allowing for joint reflection on key gaps, challenges and opportunities in the Republic of Serbia related to returnees and circular migration.

Samuel HallJune 28, 2022

The Hague Academy - Livelihoods Programming in Protracted Refugee Responses, The Hague

November, 2021

The Hague Academy of Local Governance organised a two-week training course on ‘Migration & Local Authorities’ for field practitioners in countries including Rwanda, Lebanon, Turkey, and Colombia. Stefanie Barratt, Samuel Hall’s Data Standards and Analytics Pillar lead conducted a workshop on ‘Cash, Graduation, Compacts - Livelihoods Programming in Protracted Refugee Responses’.

Highlighting the employment gaps between migrants and native-born populations, the training session discussed the benefits and downsides of various approaches to refugee livelihoods.

Samuel HallMarch 21, 2022

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