Dutere Intambwe - Improved self-reliance and self-determination of refugees and host population in Kirehe District, Rwanda Contract related to: Dutere Intambwe - Improved self-reliance and self-determination of refugees and host population in Kirehe District, Rwanda - The regional Action follows the global commitments that the EU abides by and supports, notably in terms of the roll-out of the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) and its support to various partners working on durable solutions through funding received from the EU Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF) and national funding mechanisms. Migration and forced displacement are among the key priorities for the next EU programming period ¿ as demonstrated by Priority 6 ¿ Migration, mobility, and forced displacement ¿ under the SSA regional MIP 2021-2027. This Action focuses on Objective 2 in particular under the SSA-MIP ¿ ¿Address protection and long-term needs and support durable solutions for forcibly displaced populations and host communities.¿&nbsp;The approach outlined in this Action Document aligns with the broader EU approach to forced displacement and development and will facilitate implementation of the Global Compact for Refugees, as well as support the EU strategic approach to the application of the CRRF in the Horn and East Africa region and supporting the principles of the Nairobi Declaration. This regional Action is funded under the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) and falls chiefly under SDG Target 10.7, which is the target most directly related to migration under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. SDG 10.7 calls on countries to facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. This action follows on to the regional action ¿Durable solutions for forcibly displaced populations in Sub-Saharan Africa¿, which provided similar support for the South Sudan and Central African Republic situations.&nbsp;The overall objective of the action is to bolster durable solutions for Burundian returnees and refugees and their host communities and reduce inequalities between these groups. The specific objectives of the action are to i) enhance the protection of Burundian refugees in the region and returnees in Burundi; ii) contribute to the resilience and self-reliance of refugees, communities hosting refugees and returnees as well as the reintegration (the economic empowerment and social reintegration) of returnees in Burundi; and iii) provide a basis for national and regional learning and exchanges on durable solutions and return.The main beneficiaries of this action are Burundian returnees and refugees, as well as their respective host communities, as well as relevant government institutions and members of local organisations (e.g. women's organisations, NGOs, community groups) engaged in issues related to durable solutions for returnees, refugees, and host communities. The specific geographical focus of this Action is Burundi as the context of return, and the DRC, Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania as contexts of asylum.