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The refugee story in data and statistics

UNHCR contributes to coordination and informed decision-making in refugee operations by providing accurate, relevant and timely data and statistics. This key resource is used by all partners to respond to the needs of refugee populations.

This section provides data, reports, maps and other information essential for field operations. It also carries statistical reports on the people of concern to UNHCR: refugees, asylum-seekers, returned refugees, the internally displaced and stateless people. Detailed information on country of asylum, place of origin, gender, age, location and legal status of refugees is available. Indicators on the quality of refugee protection and UNHCR operations are increasingly being collected.

UNHCR's Field Information and Coordination Support Section is responsible for maintaining this page. If you wish to receive free regular updates about our work or want to unsubscribe, send us an e-mail. If you have any questions or require further information, please contact us at E-mail FICSS.

UNHCR Statistical Online Population Database

Standardized data on UNHCR's population of concern at country, regional, and global levels.

UNHCR Statistical Yearbooks

These yearbooks follow major trends in displacement, protection and solutions.

Millennium Development Goals

Refugees, asylum seekers, IDPs and the Millenium Development Goals

Standards and Indicators Report

Indicators for more than 100 refugee camps (Standards and Indicators Project)

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Interactive RefScout

Visualize the population statistics in the form of interactive maps, graphs and tables by regions and countries.

Frequently Requested Statistics

A collection of some of the most frequently requested statistics from the UNHCR Statistical Online Population Database.

UNHCR: Global Provider of Refugee and Asylum data

UNHCR's statisticians interviewed by Eurostat's magazine Sigma

2011 UNHCR Global Trends ReportPlay video

2011 UNHCR Global Trends Report

UNHCR's Global Trends 2011 report shows that the number of people who crossed borders and became refugees last year was the highest annual figure since 2000.