As governments and humanitarian and development institutions around the world make progress towards durable solutions for forcibly displaced people, the private sector holds untapped potential for accelerating their contributions to these solutions. “Insufficient leverage of civil society and the private sector” is seen as a barrier to achieving durable solutions, whereas “governments and international organizations cannot achieve social cohesion, create jobs, or provide housing at scale unless they partner with these actors. Beyond providing resources as a part of their corporate social responsibility or playing a role in delivering humanitarian aid, the private sector is well-positioned for job creation and service delivery at scale.