‘Leave No One Behind’, the UNHCR India way
‘Leave No One Behind’, the UNHCR India way
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UNHCR helps to save lives and build better futures for the millions of people forced to flee their homes
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UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency works to ensure that everybody has the right to seek asylum and find safe refuge, having fled violence, persecution, or war at home
UNHCR India operates in 11 locations with the support of 8 implementing partners.
We provide sustainable and timely support to address the basic needs of the most vulnerable refugees and asylum-seekers across the country.
Our gamut includes the determination of refugee status, providing emergency and life-saving health care, legal and social counselling, along with psycho-social support.
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UNHCR in India
UNHCR India works in cooperation with the Government of India, civil society, private sector, and partner organizations in providing assistance and support to refugees in India.
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Facts and Figures
UNHCR India is committed to sharing accurate facts and figures regarding its operations and publishes regular reports such as the monthly factsheet, achievements booklet, and year-end report.
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Know The Refugees
UNHCR India publishes a diverse range of information, education, and communication materials intended to highlight refugee stories and increase awareness on refugee issues.
Reporting
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Global Appeal 2023
The Global Appeal is UNHCR's annual publication describing its plans for the coming year and the outlook for forcibly displaced and stateless people in 2023.
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UNHCR India Year End Report 2023
UNHCR India's 202 year-end report provides an overview of the country operation's efforts to support those forced to flee including registration, refugee status determination, access to services and durable solutions.
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![The community of Sarandi in Porto Alegre hosts several families of Venezuelan refugees and migrants. Parts of this neighborhood were completely devastated by unprecedented floods in May. The Venezuelan families were evacuated, and while there were no fatalities, they now have no place to return to. Their community has become a ghost town, resembling a war zone.UNHCR is supporting Brazil's response to those affected by heavy and unprecedented floods in southern Brazil, including 43,000 refugees and others in need of international protection. UNHCR has donated 208 RHUs, among other items, to equip public shelters. Andrew Harper, UNHCR’s Special Advisor on Climate Action, visited a community devastated by unprecedented floods in Porto Alegre, the capital of Rio Grande do Sul state in southern Brazil.](/in/sites/en-in/files/RF1360867_28.jpg)
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Sudan emergency
Intense fighting has broken out in Sudan, with reports of civilians killed and injured in multiple parts of the country.
Prices of food, fuel and other basic goods are reportedly skyrocketing, making critical goods unaffordable for many people. Despite attempts at ceasefires, people are being displaced amid the clashes and are fleeing to neighbouring countries like Chad and South Sudan, in urgent need of basic relief items and shelter.
UNHCR teams are on the ground to meet new arrivals and provide life-saving assistance. But as the fighting displaces more people, support is urgently needed to scale up the response.
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Emergency teams deployed to border crossing points in Chad and South Sudan
Supplies of basic relief items like soap and sleeping mats bolstered
Reception centres established to register and identify vulnerable new arrivals