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UNHCR handbooks and guides

The “Handbook on procedures and criteria for determining refugee status” with its complementary guidelines, and other handbooks and guides for partners.

This report provides an analysis of data on the implementation of the AGD Policy since its release in March 2018. It outlines the progress made against the areas of engagement and 10 minimum core actions set forth by the policy, and provides examples from operations across all regions on AGD inclusive programming, accountability to affected people (AAP) and gender equality (GE). 

Notes on international protection

UNHCR’s annual reporting to ExCom and the General Assembly on international protection developments.

Outcome of the June 2004 regional parliamentary conference held in Cotonou, Benin, and coorganized by the African Parliamentary Union and UNHCR, in association with the Inter-Parliamentary Union and ICRC.

UNHCR's key reference tool on global resettlement policy and practice.

A series of legal research and protection policy papers issued by the UNHCR Division of International Protection.

This Handbook describes some of the protection challenges faced by women and girls of concern to UNHCR and outlines various strategies to be adopted with partners to tackle these challenges.
First edition, published January 2008

The Protection Manual is our repository of protection policy and guidance, gathering around 1,000 publications that range from the 1951 UN Refugee Convention to the latest UNHCR policy positions.

Procedures for registration, population data management and documentation.

Edited by Erika Feller, Volker Türk and Frances Nicholson, published 2003 by Cambridge University Press

This handbook aims to provide legal and operational guidance to human rights, humanitarian and development actors involved in protection efforts on behalf of internally displaced people and other affected populations in complex emergencies.