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The reason children are working is because the parents at first believed they would not stay very long, but then they needed the money the children could bring in

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Many refugees want to leave the camps because they want their children to grow up in the place they called home.

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Due to lack of funding, sometimes the organization WPF has to drop refugees that live outside the camps from it's food assistance program.

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Over 100,000 people have already left the camp for Syria.

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Processing application to go back to Syria can take more than ten days

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Over 200,000 people have lost their lives in the civil war

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Around 120 people leave the camp every day to make their way to Syria, despite the civil war.

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The Jordanian line of poverty was at $95 per person a month in 2015.

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87 percent of refugees living outside of camps are considered poor.

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13 percent of children are in child labor.

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Only 2 in every three children in the camp go to school.

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57 percent of the population is younger than 18

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Around 80 children are born in the camp each week

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Refugees are given 20 JD (28$) per month for food

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The shops generate about 10 million in Jordanian dollars (14.2 mill U.S. dollars).

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There are around 2,500 different shops, though unauthorized.

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Touaibia said "This spirit of entrepreneurialism shows their resilience as they are facing an uncertain future"

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Refugees cannot leave without permission, which means they need a sponsor from Jordan.

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People living in urban areas rather than a camp are worse off

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The camp spans a whole 13 square-kilometers.

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A family of nine might only have around a nineteen square-meter space to live in

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The camp even has districts, 12, and is protected by military.

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The funding for the camp comes from the Gulf states, including Qatar and the UAE.

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The camp has grown and now has schools and other public facilities, and a few of the streets are paved.

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The camp started in July of 2012.

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Jordan has taken in about 628,175 refugees so far.

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Many of the refugees are "losing hope that they will return home anytime soon".

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Around 81,000 refugees live in the Zaatari camp.

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Zaatari is 13 kilometers away from the Syrian border.

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Zaatari is the largest refugee camp.