Durable solutions aim to provide migrants with the opportunity to rebuild their lives and become self-sufficient in their host country.

Temporary protection is not a durable solution because it does not provide a long-term solution for migrants.

The principle of non-refoulement is a fundamental principle of international refugee law that prohibits the return of refugees to a country where they would face persecution, torture, or other serious harm.

Refugees are forced to flee their country of origin due to persecution, conflict, or natural disaster, while IDPs are forced to flee their homes but remain within their own country.

The UNHCR is the lead UN agency responsible for protecting refugees and IDPs and promoting durable solutions for them.

There are a number of challenges to achieving durable solutions for forced migrants, including lack of political will, lack of resources, and lack of cooperation between countries.

There are a number of best practices for promoting durable solutions for forced migrants, including providing them with access to education and employment opportunities, promoting their social inclusion, and addressing the root causes of forced migration.

Goal 16 of the SDGs is most closely related to durable solutions for forced migrants, as it includes targets to promote peaceful and inclusive societies, reduce violence, and strengthen the rule of law.

The GCR is a global agreement that provides a framework for international cooperation on refugee issues, including durable solutions.

Local governments play a crucial role in promoting durable solutions for forced migrants by providing them with access to basic services, promoting their social inclusion, and addressing the root causes of forced migration.

CSOs play a vital role in promoting durable solutions for forced migrants by providing them with humanitarian assistance, advocating for their rights, and promoting their social inclusion.

The private sector can play a significant role in promoting durable solutions for forced migrants by providing them with employment opportunities, investing in refugee-hosting communities, and advocating for policies that support refugees and IDPs.

There are a number of challenges to achieving durable solutions for forced migrants in urban areas, including lack of affordable housing, lack of access to employment opportunities, and lack of access to education and healthcare services.

There are a number of best practices for promoting durable solutions for forced migrants in rural areas, including providing them with access to land and agricultural resources, promoting the development of rural economies, and investing in infrastructure and services in rural areas.

Technology can play a significant role in promoting durable solutions for forced migrants by providing them with access to information and services, facilitating communication between refugees and IDPs and their families, and empowering refugees and IDPs to participate in decision-making processes.