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Mali

Total Programme Value

Total Programme Value

Total Programme Value

USD 8,313,000

Target Beneficiaries

Total Programme Value

Total Programme Value

5,500 households

Funding Status

Total Programme Value

Funding Status

No funding acquired

PAC in Mali

Situational Context

Despite ongoing conflict in the North, Mali continues to provide a protective environment for PoCs. Mali signed and ratified the main instruments of protection including the 1952 Refugee Convention as well as the implementation of a national asylum law. PoCs are entitled to the same health and education benefits as nationals as well as access to the job market. Once recognized, PoCs obtain an ID, however it is not widely recognized. Additionally, PoCs failing to present an ID can face detention and deportation. Due to a limited job market, PoCs have no choice but to work in informal employment, however the most promising sectors identified for PoC integration include fattening, renting kitchen equipment, car mechanics, jewellery and dyeing. Additionally, due to strains on national capacity due to conflict, 20% of the urban refugee population residing in Bamako are food insecure. 

Progress Updates

 

  • Currently there are no updates for Mali. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Partners

Implementing Partner

Implementing Partner

Implementing Partner

$ 2,000,000

1,000 households

Implementing Partner

Implementing Partner

Implementing Partner

$ 1,413,000

1,000 households

Implementing Partner

Implementing Partner

Implementing Partner

$ 1,700,000

3,943 households

Implementing Partner

Implementing Partner

Implementing Partner

$ 2,800,000

2,000 households

Technical Assistance

Implementing Partner

Technical Assistance

Technical Assistance

Implementing Partner

Technical Assistance

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