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Anne Bartlett is an associate professor at the University of New South Wales, she has worked on East Africa for over 15 years. Her research centers on three key areas: conflict, forced displacement and related humanitarian crises.
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Satellite data from Kenya’s remote northeast shows increased economic activity around Kakuma camp. New research suggests a connection between refugees and growing agricultural production.
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