 Mae'r ffawr 20 y gallwn y rhaid i'w ddwyf yn rhywf yn ein bod yn ddorol yn ddwyd i'r ffawr i i ddweudio ffawr eich byddai, yna dwi'n bwysig ei ddweud i ddweudio ffawr eich byddai, ac mae yna'r bwysig yn ystod o'r gweithio'r ffawr eich byddai, yn adroddol i'r gweithio unrhyw ymgyrch. Rallaf, mae'n mynd i rhaid i'w ffawr yn credu gan ymddangos yn y rhaid i'w ddweudio, First! Um fyddiw, gor fel hylwg ddechrau penall andrwy'r ffordd. Rwy'r ffordd o'r r mies, yna'n 60% iddysig yn ddechrau. Mae'r ffordd o ran symud yn cael cyntaf, ac mae'r rhaid i wneud fyddwch, mae'r pwysig pwysig yn cael ei rhaid i'r rhaid i'r ffordd rhaid i ddechrau inni yn ddechrau a'r rhaid i ddysig mewn fabryd. IID yw'r ysgol lwythgrifwein. Yng nghydroedd gynyddoedd yn unig, roedd e'r mwylo araf. y rhaid i'r sgwrs yn y cyfnod yng Nghymru. Yr ydych chi'n ei wneud ein rhifftyr o'r rhifftyr sy'n ei ffymdúch yn ymddangos i ystod y Llywodraeth ac yw'n gwybod a ymddangos yng nghymru. Rhaid i'n ffymdwch yn y rhaid i'r rhifftyr yng Nghymru a dda chi ddweud yng nghymru i'r rhifftyr sy'n ei ffymdwch yn ymddangos i'r rhifftyr. Mae ydych chi'n gweithio ymdangos i'r rhifftyr yn y brifftyr, Participants would like to live in urban areas. Basically there's the opportunity to live a life with dignity and with hope and aspiration for themselves and for their children. There are opportunities for education and better healthcare and opportunities to earn a living. Is Uganda pharmacies are allowed to live outside of camps and can move to towns and cities. But in many countries there's an encampment policy which means that legally refugees are supposed to sail in the camps. Even in countries where you can move freely Mae'r dyfodol ar gyfer knewid oherwydd ei sutwau gyda hynny pan fyddai'r cwlad cyffredinol, a mae'r ddyn nhw. Ac mae'n dweud yn gwybodaeth hwnnw, ac mae'n gwyfodol ar gyfer gyd-dyn nhw, ac mae'r ddyn nhw'n gweithio gweithio'n gyffredinol am eu vasyn yma. Mae'r ddyn nhw sy'n ei'r ddweud yma, ond gan gyfgredinol a newidiad. Mae hwnnw'n gwneud y gallai dyfodol y ffer lockingiol i gynnwyshwyr hefydigol ac oedol fod yn gwneud o'r gasgau. So, IID recently did some research with refugees in Nairobi and in Campala, where it was found there was quite a lot of discrimination towards refugees trying to get access to health care. There's also a language barrier, requests for bribes and also a real lack of understanding on the part of health care providers of the types of documentations refugees held that proved they were eligible for health care. IID's human settlement group has, over the past years, looked at processes of urbanisation, so how towns and cities are growing as countries become more urban, and at issues of urban poverty and how low-income groups access basic services. With the numbers of people who are displaced within their own countries and crossing borders with refugees and the fact that they're moving into towns and cities, we've realised that increasingly displacement is part of that urban picture. To understand how to promote sustainable urban development, we need to understand how displaced people are living in urban areas and experiencing life there. One positive thing to note is that mayors around the world are recognising that not only is there a moral case for hosting displaced people in towns and cities, there's also a social and economic case for providing a welcoming environment for people who've been displaced by conflict, by natural disasters or increasingly by climate change. So, IID is working with mayors, local communities, service providers and refugee organisations themselves to see if we can come up with some win-win solutions that provide that welcoming, productive and safe environment for displaced people.