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refugee host country: 1.7M

This complex humanitarian situation, involving displacement across numerous borders, has made it necessary to develop a comprehensive regional approach.

The pattern of displacement has normally been from rural areas to urban centers with an increase of the intra urban displacement

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refugee host country: 1.4M

While in Uganda, she helps out-of-school girls, young mothers and survivors of gender-based violence. She also serves as a UNHCR youth ambassador and has recently spoken at the UN in Geneva on behalf of her peers in Uganda to advocate for free movement in host countries, access to international travel documents and parity in school fees between refugees and national students.

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refugee host country: 1M

Sudan has a long-standing tradition of hosting refugees. For decades, it has kept its doors open to people fleeing war, hunger and hardship.

South Sudanese refugees benefit from the government‘s extension of certain freedoms, including the freedom to work and to move, and from the generous support given by the host communities despite visibly being under immense pressure to share already scarce resources.

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refugee host country: 2.9M

Jordan is one of the countries most affected by the Syria crisis, hosting the second highest share of refugees pro capita in the world.

Supporting opportunities for a wide range of vulnerable families, not necessarily just refugees, has also been the case in the field of work.

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refugee host country: 1.4M

Lebanon remains the country hosting the largest number of refugees per capita, with Government estimate of 1.5 million Syrian refugees, some 20,000 refugees of other origins, in addition to the Palestine refugees under UNRWA's mandate.

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refugee host country: 854,800

Over a million Rohingya refugees have fled violence in Myanmar in successive waves of displacement since the early 1990s.

The Rohingya are a stateless Muslim minority in Myanmar. The latest exodus began on 25 August 2017, when violence broke out in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, driving more than 742,000 to seek refuge in Bangladesh. Most arrived in the first three months of the crisis. An estimated 12,000 reached Bangladesh during the first half of 2018. The vast majority reaching Bangladesh are women and children, and more than 40 per cent are under age 12. Many others are elderly people requiring additional aid and protection. They have nothing and need everything.

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refugee host country: 1.4M

Pakistan hosts more than 1.4 million registered Afghans who have been forced to flee their homes.

In 2018, UNHCR's work in Pakistan includes working with the authorities to give refugees access to health and education services, strengthening social cohesion between refugees and their host communities and helping refugees who decide voluntarily to return home. This year we will help some 54,000 children to enrol in primary schools and continue to ensure the rights of registered Afghan refugees are protected.

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refugee host country: 979,400

The Islamic Republic of Iran is host to one of the largest and most protracted urban refugee populations worldwide, with approximately 3 million Afghans living in the country. UNHCR works with refugee communities and assists the most vulnerable.

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refugee host country: 3.6M

Turkey has protected its position as the country that hosts the largest refuge population in the world by hosting about 4 million people in need of international protection in 2019

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refugee host country: 1.1M

Germany is struggling to integrate the recent influx of migrants, many of whom apply for asylum. This is also a challenge to the health care system.

Refugees and asylum-seekers are granted access to medical care services by international law and, in the case of Germany, also by European Union directives and the German Constitution