<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"The Role of NGOs in the Response to Venezuelan Migration in Colombia."
Abstract:"Since 2015, migration NGOs have gained relevance in Colombia, contributing to a humanitarian response as the Colombian state was initially unprepared to provide comprehensive care to Ven- ezuelan refugees. Despite their important role, migration organizations are understudied in Latin America. This article analyzes the role of NGOs in the response to the flow of Venezuelans refugees in the Aburra Valley (Antioquia, Colombia). The research is based on interviews with NGO repre-sentatives and seeks to characterize and reconstruct the activities, formation, means and strategies of these organizations. The article shows that, in terms of characterization, there is a fundamental distinction between local NGOs and international cooperation NGOs; regarding their scope, the emer-gency humanitarianism model is central; while in terms of interactions, two categories of analysis were identified with regards to dealings with the state (coordination and complementarity), while partnership strategies with the private sector and the third sector also surfaced.."
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The Role of NGOs in the Response to Venezuelan Migration in Colombia
Since 2015, migration NGOs have gained relevance in Colombia, contributing to a humanitarian response as the Colombian state was initially unprepared to provide comprehensive care to Ven- ezuelan refugees. Despite their important role, migration organizations are understudied in Latin America. This article analyzes the role of NGOs in the response to the flow of Venezuelans refugees in the Aburra Valley (Antioquia, Colombia). The research is based on interviews with NGO repre-sentatives and seeks to characterize and reconstruct the activities, formation, means and strategies of these organizations. The article shows that, in terms of characterization, there is a fundamental distinction between local NGOs and international cooperation NGOs; regarding their scope, the emer-gency humanitarianism model is central; while in terms of interactions, two categories of analysis were identified with regards to dealings with the state (coordination and complementarity), while partnership strategies with the private sector and the third sector also surfaced.