Free to Stay, Free to Go? Movement, Seclusion and Integration of Refugees in Moyo District

It concentrates on Moyo district and investigates the dynamics that influence the movement patterns of refugees living in the area. The report illustrates the contrast between those refugees who are living in settlements— and, therefore, within the official assistance structures— and those who have chosen to be self-settled.

The former are shown to be restricted in their movement, heavily reliant on the refugee assistance structures, and to lack the empowerment necessary to be able to improve their situation. Self-settled refugees, on the other hand, move freely within the district, travel to and from Sudan, and show creativity in the way in which they confront their current circumstances.