Vision
A world in which refugee, internally displaced, returnee and asylum-seeking women and children:

live in safety and dignity;
have access to the services and resources they need to improve their health, well-being and self-sufficiency;
participate in the decisions that affect their lives, both during displacement and when displacement ends; and
are advocates and activists themselves, providing continuous monitoring of the policies and practices that affect them.

 Mission
The Women''s Commission''s mission is to improve the lives and defend the rights of refugee women and children, including the internally displaced, returnees and asylum seekers.

We work in consultation with refugee women and children to ensure that their voices are heard. We seek solutions to seemingly intractable problems by:

Assessing and monitoring the situation of refugee women and children through research, field visits and consultation;
Identifying and documenting the widely overlooked problems and issues that affect refugee women and children;
Developing and promoting policies and practices that
will lead to real on-the-ground change by advocating to policy makers, key organizations, donors and the public to ensure their implementation.

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Through our advocacy, we ensure that refugee women''s and children''s voices are heard in the halls of power and taken into account in the decision-making process.

Our work contributes to long-term solutions, thereby lessening the likelihood of continuing cycles of conflict and displacement.