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Livelihoods in crisis: a longitudinal study in Pader, Uganda Year two update Forced Migration Online (24276783) Migration, asylum and refugee law FORCED MIGRATION ONLINE FOOD SUPPLY LIVELIHOODS CONFLICT EMERGENCIES HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE Some two million people, about 90% of the population of the three Acholi districts of Gulu, Kitgum and Pader, were forced into IDP camps during 20 years of brutal war in Northern Uganda. Since people in Acholiland are predominantly farmers, the result was a collapse in independent livelihoods and an almost universal reliance on food aid and other humanitarian assistance. Despite the growing sophistication of livelihoods assessment techniques, very few studies give a picture of how livelihoods adapt during ongoing crises. In partnership with Evidence for Development and Mercy Corps, in 2006 the Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) attempted to address this gap by initiating a research study in Northern Uganda that would follow a small sample of households over time. 2026-09-30T11:44:18Z Text Online resource 10.25446/oxford.33352716.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/online_resource/Livelihoods_in_crisis_a_longitudinal_study_in_Pader_Uganda_Year_two_update/33352716 CC BY-NC-ND 4.0