Multisetting Studies

Three prolonged and volatile conflict and mobility contexts serve as cases in point for TRANS-WELL's topic. The project does not attempt to carry out "conventional" comparative studies. It borrows the "multicentre study" idea (which we call "multisetting study"). The samples represent striking examples of an intertwining of environmental and livelihood degradation, armed conflict, urging epidemiological crises, gradual and sudden drivers of migration and pressures on public health institutions. 

It is hoped that the three studies, with their multi-perspective approach, help to unpack the problematic (im)mobility-health complex. Through this research design, we aim at a better understanding of the well-being ecosystem (or lack thereof) and strive to co-produce creative solutions for an attentive, empathetic policy and public health system which is responsive to the needs of both (im)mobile people and local residents.