The potential crisis of displaced people is a matter of concern for all countries around the globe. Every day millions of people are forced to leave their home country typically because of war, persecution, climate change or political upheavals. The responsibility of their migration ultimately falls into the hands of the host countries to protect them and safeguard their resettlement in their country, and also ensure suitable frameworks for improving the pathways to asylum. Since the refugees after leaving their home territory are not assisted by their own governments, in this case, the role of international organizations comes into play. Even after taking refuge in another country their integration into the host society remains questionable, social integration has never been easy to implement, mainly because of associated stigmas, prejudices, fear, racism and unacceptance. These are seen in all spheres of society namely economic, political, and cultural. This committee intends to explore and find solutions for reinstating and improving the process of the migration of refugees systematically and to improve the existing solutions.