United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)Chairs: Grace Liang, Annette Kim, and Ariel Barnea
Email: GraLia19@bergen.org Refugee Reintegration The UNHCR Handbook for Repatriation and Reintegration Activities defines reintegration as “a process that should result in the disappearance of differences in legal rights and duties between returnees and their compatriots and the equal access of returnees to services, productive assets and opportunities.” The process should lead to “a sustainable return–in other words, the ability of returning refugees to secure the political, economic, [legal] and social conditions needed to maintain life, livelihood and dignity.” In other words, refugee reintegration is the process in which returnees are fully integrated back into their original communities with equal conditions, status, and opportunities as the rest of the local population. This process, if conducted safely, is integral to the restoration of peace and the rebuilding of society in post-conflict zones. 
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