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Rep。r !Humanitarian assist川 e川｜ !social protectio门巴 ponses to the !forcibly displa时i门 G 时叫 Angel。 Tramountanis, Ap。s 。los Linardis, Aliki M。uriki, Patricia Gerak。poul。u, Dimitra k。ndyli, Olga Papaliou Christina Var。uxi and Sim。n Levine April 2。22 GDI 圄 音整 理：��黑创� Reade「s are encou 「aged to reproduce material for their own publications, as long as they are not being sold commercially. ODI「equests due acknowledgement and a copy of the publication. Fo「 online use, we ask readers to link to the original 「esou「ce on the ODI website. The views presented in this paper a「e those of the autho巾） and do not necessarily 「ep「esent the views of ODI or ou「 partners. Cover image: Nightwalke「s, by Zeinab. “They walked in the night to find a light”. Follow Zeinab on instagram： 飞p0://／「efugeesa『r3470/ This work is licensed unde「 CC BY-NC-ND4.o. Acknowledgements About this publication The aim of the Social P「otection Responses to Fo「ced Displacement programme is to bette「 understand effective mechanisms for linking social protection programmes and humanitarian assistance. By providing clearer guidance about when, how and why diffe 「ent linkages might be conside「ed, the project will develop the theo「y, evidence base and operational guidance on how social protection systems and humanitarian systems can work together to meet the needs of those affected by displacement crises, including not only the displaced but vulnerable households in their host communities as well. The 「esearch is grounded in th 「ee country contexts with a total of six study sites that present different contexts of displacement and humanitarian 「esponse: Greece (Athens and loannina), Colombia (Bogota and Cucuta) and Cameroon (far no「th and east). The project is led by 001 in close collaboration with the Cent「e fo「 Applied Social Sciences Research and Training (CASS-RT) in Came「oon, the School of Government at the Universi