promotes participation and inclusion of Refugees and RLOs in decision that affects their wellbeing
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Who we are
The African Refugee-Led Network (ARN) is a coalition of refugee-led organizations (RLOs) that work to amplify the voices and advocate for the rights of refugees in Africa. The network focuses on building a vibrant and a strong institution with capacity to advocate for participation and inclusion of RLOs and refugee in issues affecting the livelihood and wellbeing.
Our Vision
Our Mission
Existing Relon under ARN
where we operate! our network is spread across the africa continent with ultimate objective to unite and amplify the africa refugee voice and advocating for our rights!
RELON UGANDA
Nsambya Gogonya, P.O. Box; 23904, Nsambya, Kampala, Uganda info@arn-network.org +256 780 332 288 | +256 39 2002149
RELON KENYA
Nasra Gardens Estate, Gate B, Along Spine Road, Israel court, House No.400, 1st floor. P.O.BOX: 74783-00200 Nairobi, Kenya info@relonkenya.or.ke +254114958319 or +254726594886
RELON SUDAN
Khartoum, Sudan, P.O. Box: 986424, Khartoum, Sudan Contact: +256991384849
RELON SOUTH AFRICA
Cape town, South Africa P.O. Box 56721 Cape town, South Africa Contact: +27837237809
RELON MALAWI
Lilongwe Malawi, P.O. Box: 130868, Lilongwe Malawi Contact: +256991384849
Latest News
Joint Statement: (Un)meaningful Participation at the Global Refugee Forum (GRF) in an Era of Visas and Restrictions on Freedom of Movement
We, the Africa Refugee-Led Network (ARN) and Refugee-Led Organizations (RLOs) from the Global South, are dedicated to advocating for Meaningful Refugee Participation (MRP) and acknowledging the international community’s strong commitment to inclusivity and the principle of leaving no one behind.
A Qualitative Research Study in Three Refugee Contexts in Africa
Given this concern, in early 2022 the Africa Refugee Network and OXFAM conducted qualitative research to find out more about the lives and roles of ‘incentive workers’ with a view to advocating on their behalf.
Advocating For Refugee Incentive Workers
In refugee settlements in Africa refugees engaged by NGOs (implementing partners) play a central role in the delivery of services. These workers, sometimes called ‘volunteer’s or ‘incentive workers’ are usually paid a small stipend by the NGO who engages them.