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UNHCR monitoring
76
92
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR monitoring⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000088
45
3
Government records
224
242
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
⟦Government records⟧, UNHCR monitoring
true
null
reliefweb:000088
48
1
UNDAF 2018 – 2022
1,012
1,029
named
named
other
In the ⟦UNDAF 2018 – 2022⟧, refugees, hosting population, stateless persons, and migrants are reflected.
false
null
reliefweb:000088
49
0
National Education Management Information System
1,490
1,538
named
named
system
including refugees and asylum seekers in the ⟦National Education Management Information System⟧ (NEMIS)
true
null
reliefweb:000088
53
1
citizen database
1,175
1,191
descriptive
descriptive
database
create an interface between ProGres v4 and the ⟦citizen database⟧ held by the National Registration Bureau (NRB)
true
null
reliefweb:000088
55
0
data on statelessness
514
535
vague
vague
other
UNHCR is working with the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics to collect ⟦data on statelessness⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000088
62
0
education data
1,294
1,308
descriptive
vague
other
Government ⟦education data⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000088
62
1
education data
144
158
descriptive
vague
other
Government ⟦education data⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000088
62
1
REMIS
314
319
named
named
system
School records, ⟦REMIS⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000088
62
1
School records
463
477
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
⟦School records⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000088
64
1
2019 census
763
774
descriptive
descriptive
census
A question on statelessness will be included in the ⟦2019 census⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000088
73
1
EMIS records
921
933
named
descriptive
administrative
⟦EMIS records⟧, Ministry of Education, UNHCR monitoring data
true
null
reliefweb:000088
73
2
EMIS records
4
16
named
descriptive
administrative
⟦EMIS records⟧, Ministry of Education, UNHCR monitoring data
true
null
reliefweb:000089
0
0
Global Trends 2012
1
19
named
named
report
⟦Global Trends 2012⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000089
10
2
refugee statistics
969
987
descriptive
vague
other
They are not included in UNHCR’s ⟦refugee statistics⟧ owing to the fact that they have found a durable solution.
true
null
reliefweb:000089
10
2
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,390
1,414
named
named
report
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧ 11
true
null
reliefweb:000089
11
0
Refugee populations by UNHCR regions
32
68
descriptive
descriptive
other
###### **⟦Refugee populations by UNHCR regions⟧** | 2012
true
null
reliefweb:000089
11
3
UNHCR estimates
239
254
named
named
estimates
according to ⟦UNHCR estimates⟧ (262,000)
true
null
reliefweb:000089
11
4
refugee statistics
1,447
1,465
descriptive
vague
other
In the absence of official ⟦refugee statistics⟧, UNHCR is required to estimate refugee populations in 25 industrialized countries.
true
null
reliefweb:000089
11
4
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,575
1,599
named
named
report
**12** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000089
12
2
2012 data
300
309
vague
vague
other
Ranking based on ⟦2012 data⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000089
12
3
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
511
535
named
named
report
**12** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000089
13
3
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
393
417
named
named
report
**14** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000089
14
0
World Economic Outlook Database
1,404
1,435
named
named
database
Source for Gross Domestic Product (Purchasing Power Parity): International Monetary Fund, ⟦World Economic Outlook Database⟧, April 2013
true
null
reliefweb:000089
14
0
World Population Prospects
1,555
1,581
named
named
database
Source for national populations: United Nations, Population Division, ⟦World Population Prospects⟧: The 2010 Revision, New York, 2011.
true
null
reliefweb:000089
14
1
World Economic Outlook Database
7
38
named
named
database
Fund, ⟦World Economic Outlook Database⟧, April 2013
true
null
reliefweb:000089
14
1
World Population Prospects
158
184
named
named
database
⟦World Population Prospects⟧: The 2010 Revision, New York, 2011.
true
null
reliefweb:000089
14
2
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
393
417
named
named
report
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧ 15
true
null
reliefweb:000089
15
0
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
199
223
named
named
report
**16** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧
true
null
reliefweb:000089
16
0
local integration data
1,578
1,600
descriptive
vague
other
The analysis of ⟦local integration data⟧ appearing in this report is limited to the availability of statistics on the naturalization of refugees in host countries.
true
null
reliefweb:000089
16
1
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,365
1,389
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[1]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
17
1
Refugee returns
1,060
1,075
descriptive
descriptive
other
Fig. 8 ⟦Refugee returns⟧[2] | 2000-2012
true
null
reliefweb:000089
18
1
statistics on the number of naturalized refugees
1,651
1,699
descriptive
descriptive
other
ceased issuing ⟦statistics on the number of naturalized refugees⟧[3]
true
null
reliefweb:000089
18
2
statistics on the number of naturalized refugees
250
298
descriptive
descriptive
other
ceased issuing ⟦statistics on the number of naturalized refugees⟧[4]. The latest available information is for 2009
true
null
reliefweb:000089
18
2
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,128
1,152
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[5] **19**
false
null
reliefweb:000089
19
0
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
254
278
named
named
other
**20** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[6]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
1
1
data captured by governments
221
249
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
⟦data captured by governments⟧[7] and communicated to UNHCR were limited to 3.3 million stateless individuals in 72 countries
true
null
reliefweb:000089
1
1
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,300
1,324
named
named
other
**2** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[8]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
20
0
UNHCR figures for end of 2012
1,073
1,102
descriptive
descriptive
other
⟦UNHCR figures for end of 2012⟧[9] included IDP populations in a total of 26 countries
true
null
reliefweb:000089
20
0
statistics on global internal displacement
1,325
1,367
descriptive
descriptive
other
For detailed ⟦statistics on global internal displacement⟧[10], see the IDMC website
true
null
reliefweb:000089
20
1
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,096
1,120
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[11] **21**
false
null
reliefweb:000089
21
2
IDMC estimates
1,001
1,015
named
descriptive
estimates
According to ⟦IDMC estimates⟧[12], the number of IDPs in Sudan is estimated at around 5 million
true
null
reliefweb:000089
21
2
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,088
1,112
named
named
other
**22** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[13]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
22
0
UNHCR Global Trends
208
227
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR Global Trends⟧[14] 2012 **23**
false
null
reliefweb:000089
23
0
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
213
237
named
named
other
**24** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[15]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
24
2
national asylum data
297
317
descriptive
descriptive
other
some European countries have not yet released all their ⟦national asylum data⟧[16] at the time of writing
true
null
reliefweb:000089
24
2
data provided by the US Department of Homeland Security
1,456
1,511
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
Until recently, UNHCR applied the factor of 1.4 for ⟦data provided by the US Department of Homeland Security⟧[17]
true
null
reliefweb:000089
24
3
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
328
352
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[18] **25**
false
null
reliefweb:000089
25
0
Asylum claims in South Africa
10
39
descriptive
descriptive
other
Fig. 11 **⟦Asylum claims in South Africa⟧[19]** | 2002-2012
true
null
reliefweb:000089
25
3
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
593
617
named
named
other
**26** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[20]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
26
1
2012 decision data
795
813
descriptive
descriptive
other
The ⟦2012 decision data⟧[21] quoted in this report are therefore not fully comparable with previous years
true
null
reliefweb:000089
26
3
RSD statistics
444
458
descriptive
descriptive
other
this number had increased to 66, mainly due to the inclusion of a number of Caribbean and Pacific islands in ⟦RSD statistics⟧[22]
true
null
reliefweb:000089
27
0
Provisional data
370
386
vague
vague
other
###### **⟦Provisional data⟧[23] indicate that**
true
null
reliefweb:000089
27
4
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,120
1,144
named
named
other
**28** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[24]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
28
0
civil registration data
1,534
1,557
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
analyses of ⟦civil registration data⟧[25]
true
null
reliefweb:000089
28
0
population census
1,567
1,584
descriptive
descriptive
census
through ⟦population census⟧[26]
true
null
reliefweb:000089
28
0
targeted surveys
1,589
1,605
descriptive
descriptive
survey
and ⟦targeted surveys⟧[27]
true
null
reliefweb:000089
28
0
population censuses
1,668
1,687
descriptive
descriptive
census
The United Nations recommendations on ⟦population censuses⟧[28] underscore the importance of including questions related to citizenship
true
null
reliefweb:000089
28
0
Census data
1,809
1,820
descriptive
descriptive
census
⟦Census data⟧[29] for ten countries are included in this year’s statistics
true
null
reliefweb:000089
28
1
Census data
186
197
descriptive
descriptive
census
⟦Census data⟧[30] for ten countries are included in this year’s statistics
true
null
reliefweb:000089
28
2
data on statelessness
505
526
vague
vague
other
The data on statelessness in 2012 have shown a continuation of the trend observed in previous years
true
null
reliefweb:000089
28
3
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
113
137
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
29
0
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,015
1,039
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
2
1
governmental statistics
1,003
1,026
descriptive
descriptive
other
According to governmental statistics, 22 countries admitted 88,600 refugees for resettlement during 2012
true
null
reliefweb:000089
2
2
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,069
1,093
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
30
0
UNHCR Global Trends
256
275
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012 31
false
null
reliefweb:000089
31
0
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
199
223
named
named
other
32 UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
32
0
location data
935
948
vague
vague
other
location data are also crucial to understand the needs of the populations, plan appropriate responses, and monitor gaps in legal and physical protection
true
null
reliefweb:000089
32
1
Sex data
251
259
vague
vague
other
Sex data available Age data available
true
null
reliefweb:000089
32
1
Age data
270
278
vague
vague
other
Sex data available Age data available
true
null
reliefweb:000089
32
1
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
322
346
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012 33
false
null
reliefweb:000089
33
0
available data
704
718
vague
vague
other
According to available data, nearly half (49%) of the persons of concern to UNHCR were female
true
null
reliefweb:000089
33
1
available data
295
309
vague
vague
other
The percentages are based on available data and exclude countries where no demographic information is available
true
null
reliefweb:000089
33
2
refugee registers in Bel
870
894
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
the proportion of females applying for asylum was around 30 per cent or below in Belgium (27%), Bulgaria (12%), Czech Republic (29%), Denmark (31%), Finland (30%), Hungary (19%), Italy (15%), Norway (33%), and Switzerland (29%). In Germany, France and Sweden - the three major recipients in Europe in 2012 - the proporti...
true
null
reliefweb:000089
33
3
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,421
1,445
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
34
1
location data
713
726
descriptive
vague
other
As in the case of demographic data, the availability of location information was higher for refugees than for other population categories
true
null
reliefweb:000089
34
1
demographic data
1,398
1,414
descriptive
vague
other
As in the case of demographic data, the availability of location information was higher for refugees than for other population categories
true
null
reliefweb:000089
34
1
data on 20.5 million people
1,533
1,560
descriptive
vague
other
The available data on 20.5 million people revealed that more IDPs, returned IDPs and returned refugees resided in rural areas than in urban areas
true
null
reliefweb:000089
34
2
refugee camp data
877
894
descriptive
descriptive
other
The analysis of refugee camp data over time has revealed interesting pat-
true
null
reliefweb:000089
34
3
data available for 8.1 million refugees
366
405
descriptive
vague
other
Percentages are based on data available for 8.1 million refugees
true
null
reliefweb:000089
34
3
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
469
493
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012 35
false
null
reliefweb:000089
35
0
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
155
179
named
named
other
36 UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
36
0
UNHCR’s statistics
1,297
1,315
named
descriptive
other
For the purposes of UNHCR’s statistics, this population only includes conflict-generated IDPs to whom the Office extends protection and/or assistance
true
null
reliefweb:000089
36
1
UNHCR statistics
999
1,015
named
descriptive
other
but UNHCR statistics refer to persons who fall under the agency’s statelessness mandate
true
null
reliefweb:000089
36
1
data from some countries
1,158
1,182
vague
vague
other
but data from some countries may also include persons with undetermined nationality
true
null
reliefweb:000089
36
2
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
1,598
1,622
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012 37
false
null
reliefweb:000089
37
8
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
346
370
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
38
8
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
197
221
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
39
8
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
214
238
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
3
0
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
130
154
named
named
other
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
false
null
reliefweb:000089
40
7
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
508
532
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[1] **41**
false
null
reliefweb:000089
41
8
UNHCR Global Trends
139
158
named
named
other
**42**<br>**2**<br>⟦UNHCR Global Trends⟧[2] 2|844
false
null
reliefweb:000089
41
8
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
233
257
named
named
other
**42** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[3]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
42
8
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
147
171
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[4] **43**
false
null
reliefweb:000089
43
8
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
115
139
named
named
other
**44** ⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[5]
false
null
reliefweb:000089
44
9
UNHCR Global Trends 2012
93
117
named
named
other
⟦UNHCR Global Trends 2012⟧[6] **45**
false
null
reliefweb:000089
45
4
data from some countries
1,114
1,138
vague
vague
other
but ⟦data from some countries⟧[7] may also include persons with undetermined nationality
true
null
reliefweb:000089
45
5
data from some countries
1,390
1,414
vague
vague
other
but ⟦data from some countries⟧[8] may also include persons with undetermined nationality
true
null
reliefweb:000089
45
6
2010 census
1,213
1,224
descriptive
descriptive
census
based on the number of persons who self-identified as stateless in the ⟦2010 census⟧[9]
true
null
reliefweb:000089
45
7
refugee and asylum statistics
893
922
descriptive
descriptive
other
A limited number of countries record ⟦refugee and asylum statistics⟧[10] by country of birth rather than country of origin
true
null