إجمالي الأشخاص المعنيين

228,894

قد تكون ** البيانات الأسرية غير متاحة لبعض المواقع

آخر تحديث 30 Nov 2016

Source - UNHCR

اللاجئون السوريون المسجلون

228,894

الأسر

74,984

آخر تحديث 30 Nov 2016

Source - UNHCR

علم السكان

ذكر (54.1%)	عمر	(45.9%) أنثى
8.7%	0 - 4		8.3%
8.6%	5 - 11		8.1%
5.4%	12 - 17		4.6%
30.4%	18 - 59		23.6%
1.1%	60 +		1.3%

تسجيل اللاجئين السوريين حسب التاريخ

In-Camp Population

Urban, Peri-Urban and Rural population

Total Camp Population

89,039

(39%)

Demographic Breakdown

Male (51.4%) Age (48.6%) Female

10% 0 - 4 9.6%

9.7% 5 - 11 9.1%

5.3% 12 - 17 5.1%

25.4% 18 - 59 23.7%

1% 60 + 1.2%

Total Urban, Peri-Urban and Rural population 139,855 (61%)

Demographic Breakdown

Male (55.8%) Age (44.2%) Female

7.8% 0 - 4 7.5%

7.8% 5 - 11 7.5%

5.5% 12 - 17 4.3%

33.6% 18 - 59 23.6%

1.1% 60 + 1.3%

إجمالي الأشخاص المعنيين

تسوية

مجموع السكان

Erbil Non-Camp
30 Nov 2016

78,420
30,706

الأفراد
الأسر

34.3 %

Duhok Non-Camp
30 Nov 2016

32,914
10,546

الأفراد
الأسر

14.4 %

Domiz 1 Camp
30 Nov 2016

31,294
8,425

الأفراد
الأسر

13.7 %

Sulaymaniyah Non-Camp
30 Nov 2016

22,089
8,596

الأفراد
الأسر

9.7 %

Darashakran Camp
30 Nov 2016

12,149
2,862

الأفراد
الأسر

5.3 %

Kawergosk Camp
30 Nov 2016

9,562
2,646

الأفراد
الأسر

4.2 %

Gawilan Camp
30 Nov 2016

7,864
1,863

الأفراد
الأسر

3.4 %

Domiz 2 Camp
30 Nov 2016

7,785
1,875

الأفراد
الأسر

3.4 %

Arbat Permanent Camp
30 Nov 2016

7,429
1,953

الأفراد
الأسر

3.2 %

Qushtapa Camp
30 Nov 2016

6,825
1,878

الأفراد
الأسر

3 %

Basirma Camp
30 Nov 2016

3,467
819

الأفراد
الأسر

1.5 %

Anbar Non-Camp
30 Nov 2016

2,955
820

الأفراد
الأسر

1.3 %

Ninewa Non-Camp Refugees
30 Nov 2016

1,599
540

الأفراد
الأسر

0.7 %

Al-Obaidi Camp
30 Nov 2016

1,512
316

الأفراد
الأسر

0.7 %

Akre Settlement
30 Nov 2016

1,152
283

الأفراد
الأسر

0.5 %

Refugees Dispersed in Iraq
30 Nov 2016

1,007
549

الأفراد
الأسر

0.4 %

Kirkuk Non-Camp Refugees
30 Nov 2016

871
307

الأفراد
الأسر

0.4 %

Duhok Urban Profile Refugees, IDPs and Host Community Arabic Version UNHCR and DSO Nov. 2016

17 Nov 2016
This comprehensive study on Refugees, IDPS and Host Community in urban areas in Duhok, Kurdistan Region of Iraq, is conducted by a technical working group comprising Duhok Statistics Office (DSO), Board of Relief and Humanitarian Affairs (BRHA), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the Joint IDP Profiling Services (JIPS). This study is funded by the United Kingdom Department for International Development. The preliminary findings of the study were shared and validated with Governorate stakeholders, UN agencies, and NGOs in a workshop held in the Governor’s office. The recommendations for the report were subsequently jointly discussed by all parties. This study is, in effect, a joint effort between all the stakeholders playing a significant role in the humanitarian response to the displacement crisis in the Duhok Governorate. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND, page 5 2. METHODOLOGY, page 7 3. WHO AND WHERE ARE THE DISPLACED? Page 10 4. URBAN SPACES AND COHESION, 16 5. EMPLOYMENT IN URBAN AREAS, 31 6. FINANCIAL SITUATION AND HOUSEHOLD VULNERABILITY, 40 7. THE CHALLENGE OF EDUCATION, page 60 8. CONCLUSIONS AND KEY RECOMMENDATIONS, page 65 ANNEXES, page 72-86.
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ARABIC-IRAQ INTER-AGENCY OPERATIONAL UPDATE - SYRIA FEBRUARY 2016

10 Apr 2016
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SGBV Prevention and Response Overview in MENA Arabic

25 Nov 2015
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ARABIC-IRAQ INTER-AGENCY OPERATIONAL UPDATE - SYRIA August 2015

29 Sep 2015
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ARABIC-IRAQ INTER-AGENCY OPERATIONAL UPDATE - SYRIA 16 - 31 May 2015

30 Jun 2015
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ARABIC-IRAQ INTER-AGENCY OPERATIONAL UPDATE - SYRIA 01 - 15 May 2015

30 Jun 2015
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KRG- DMC
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UNDP
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مجموعات العمل

Education Working Group Iraq

Education related issues...

Food WG Iraq

Address food-related issues...

Health Working Group Iraq

Information Management Working Group Iraq

Livelihoods

Income generation, self-reliance, vocational training and other adult education related activities....

NFI Working Group Iraq

Protection Working Group Iraq

Shelter and NFI WG Iraq

Coordination of site selections, shelter, cash and NFI's....

WASH Working Group Iraq

Winterisation and NFI's WG Iraq

Sulaymaniyah Urban Profile Refugees, IDPs and Host Community Kurdish Version UNHCR and SSO Nov. 2016

This comprehensive study on Refugees, IDPS and Host Community in urban areas in Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan Region of Iraq, is conducted by a technical working group comprising Sulaymaniyah Statistics Office (SSO), Joint Crisis and Coordination Centre (JCCC), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the Joint IDP Profiling Services (JIPS). This study is funded by the United Kingdom Department for International Development. The preliminary findings of the study were shared and validated with Governorate stakeholders, UN agencies, and NGOs in a workshop held in the Governor’s office. The recommendations for the report were subsequently jointly discussed by all parties. This study is, in effect, a joint effort between all the stakeholders playing a significant role in the humanitarian response to the displacement crisis in the Sulaymaniyah Governorate. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUD, page 7 2. METHODOLOGY, page 9 3. WHO AND WHERE ARE THE DISPLACED?, page 13 4. URBAN SPACES AND COHESION, page 19 5. EMPLOYMENT IN URBAN AREAS, page 33 6. FINANCIAL SITUATION AND HOUSEHOLD VULNERABILITY, page 43 7. THE CHALLENGE OF EDUCATION, page 61 8. CONCLUSIONS AND KEY RECOMMENDATIONS, page 65 ANNEXES, page 73-85

Sulaymaniyah Urban Profile Refugees, IDPs and Host Community Arabic Version UNHCR and SSO Nov. 2016

Displacement as challenge and opportunity Urban profile: Refugees, internally displaced persons and host community Erbil Governorate, Kurdistan Region of Iraq April 2016 - Kurdish

TABLE OF CONTENTS ١ INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND 4 ٢ METHODOLOGY 6 Target Population and Area Coverage 6 Data Collection Methods 6 ٣ WHO ARE THE DISPLACED? 10 Migration History of the Displaced 11 Household Composition 13 ٤ URBAN SPACES AND COHESION 14 New and Old Neighbours: Settling Into Cities and Towns 15 Housing and Living Conditions 17 Moving Within and Out: Push Factors from Urban Areas 19 Capacity and Accessibility of Public Services 23 Social Cohesion and Interactions Between Communities 26 Right to the City and Social Contract 28 ٥ EMPLOYMENT IN URBAN AREAS 30 Work Status of the Population 31 Geographic Patterns of Employment 33 Labour Conditions and Informality 34 Social Capital, Human Capital and Other Factors for Employability 35 ٦ FINANCIAL SITUATION OF HOUSEHOLDS 38 Household Budget 39 Economic Vulnerability Across the Urban Areas 40 Indebtedness 40 ٧ THE CHALLENGE OF EDUCATION 44 Enrolment Rates and Implications 45 The Education Challenge for Syrian Refugees 48 ٨ FEASIBLE RETURNS FOR DISPLACED COMMUNITIES 50 Willingness to Return 51 Challenges for an Effective Return 53 ٩ CONCLUSION AND KEY RECOMMENDATIONS 56 Urbanisation Process, Public Services and Social Cohesion 56 Housing and Living Conditions 57 Livelihoods Generation 58 Financial Support to Vulnerable Families 59 Education and School Attendance 60 Barriers to Returns 60 Economic Crisis and Budget Restrictions 61 ANNEXES 62 Household Survey Questionnaire 63 Focus Group Discussion Question Guide 71 Statistical Analysis of the Factors Affecting Willingness to Return to Area of Origin 72 Selected Data Overview 73

أبرز العناوين

On 16 November 2016, UNHCR, BRHA and Duhok Statistics Office (DSO) launched new study of Refugees, IDPs & Host Community in urban areas in Duhok Gov Office.
16 Nov 2016

Continuous arrivals of IDPs has put the population total of the Zelikan camp in the Duhok governorate at 3,856.
16 Nov 2016

On 21 July 2016, UNHCR, BRHA and Duhok Statistics Office (DSO) presented a study of Refugees, IDPs & Host Community in urban areas in Duhok.
21 Jul 2016

عقدت العشرات من الفعاليات بمناسبة يوم اللاجئ العالمي 2016 في جميع انحاء العراق حيث كان موضوعها الأساسي "الامال والاحلام".
21 Jun 2016

نهائي فعالية "اللاجئين يمتلكون الموهبة" عقد في مخيم عربت لللاجئين السوريين في السليمانية أستضافه المقدم التلفزيوني اللبناني الشهير نيشان دير هاروتيونيان
21 Jun 2016

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متطلبات التمويل

إجمالي النداء	$285,633,934
المبلغ المستلم حتى الآن	$171,285,776
المبلغ المتبقي	$114,348,158

نسبة المبلغ المغطى	60%
آخر تحديث 20 Nov 2016

الأحداث القادمة

Sunday, 8th January 2017

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Recurring Event

WASH WG Meeting - Basirma Camp

موقع: UNICEF Office/DoW - Erbil
برئاسة: UNICEF
اتصل: Freddie Mantchombe (fmantchombe@unicef.org)

Monday, 9th January 2017

1:30 AM - 2:30 AM

Recurring Event

SGBV + Psychosocial SWG- Duhok

موقع: Domiz Conference Room
برئاسة: UNHCR
اتصل: Tigist Girma (girmat@unhcr.org)

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM

Recurring Event

CRIs/Logistics

موقع: Winterization ACTED Office
برئاسة: UNHCR
اتصل: Asmaa Boukhait (boukhait@unhcr.org)

Tuesday, 10th January 2017

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Recurring Event

Education WG Meeting - Suleimaniyah

موقع: Director of Education Office
برئاسة: UNICEF
اتصل: Vian Karim Ahmed (vian.unicef@gmail.com)

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Recurring Event

Camp Coordination Meeting - Darashakran

موقع: Mayor Office
اتصل: KRG

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Recurring Event

Psychosocial Sub-WG Dohuk

موقع: Domiz Conference Room
برئاسة: UNHCR
اتصل: Tigist Girma (Girmat@unhcr.org)

Wednesday, 11th January 2017

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Recurring Event

Health & Nutrition Meeting - Anbar

موقع: UNHCR Office - Anbar
برئاسة: DoH
اتصل: Dr. Mohammed Marzoog (marzoog@unhcr.org)

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Recurring Event

CRIs WG Meeting - Dohuk

موقع: Domiz Conference Room
برئاسة: UNHCR
اتصل: Josephine Runesu (runesu@unhcr.org)

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وصلات

	Iraq: Temporary Shelter for Syria's Refugees (Video)
	Happy Song The song
	Video on birth registration procedures in the Kurdistan region of Iraq The video
	Video on fire safety for Syrian refugees in the Kurdistan region of Iraq
	Mass communication assessment of refugees living in camps in northern Iraq
	Iraq Supply Data Dashboard Iraq Supply Pipeline

أزمة اللاجئين السوريين في الإعلام

	Over 7,000 Syrian refugees return from Iraq as security improves
	Reuters, 03 Jun 2013
	(Reuters) - More than 7,000 Syrian refugees in Iraq have crossed back to the rebel-held Syrian border town of Albu Kamal in recent weeks due to better security there, an Iraqi official said on Sunday. The reverse flow coincides with a lull in battles and air raids by Syrian President Bashar al-As...
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الاستجابة الإقليميّة للاجئين السوريين	البوابة الإلكترونية للمعلومات بين الوكالات
البوابة الإلكترونية للمعلومات بين الوكالات

Male (51.4%)	Age	(48.6%) Female
10%	0 - 4		9.6%
9.7%	5 - 11		9.1%
5.3%	12 - 17		5.1%
25.4%	18 - 59		23.7%
1%	60 +		1.2%

Male (55.8%)	Age	(44.2%) Female
7.8%	0 - 4		7.5%
7.8%	5 - 11		7.5%
5.5%	12 - 17		4.3%
33.6%	18 - 59		23.6%
1.1%	60 +		1.3%

28 May 2013
Inter-Agency Regional Response for Syrian Refugees
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17 May 2013
المفوضية السامية لشوؤن اللاجئين تقرير حول الحركة عبر الحدود العراقية و مراقبة العائدين أذار 2013 UNHCR Iraq Cross Border Movement and Returnees Monitoring, March 2013
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15 May 2013
الاستجابة الإقليمية المشتركة بين الوكالات للاجئين السوريين مصر، الع ا رق، الأردن، لبنان، تركيا من 9 إلى 51 مايو/ أيار 3152
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03 Nov 2014
This guide provides refugees with vital information on procedures, people's rights and services available in the camp (ARABIC)
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15 Feb 2015
For Humanitarian Purposes Only. Production date : 17 December 2014
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15 Feb 2015
For Humanitarian Purposes Only. Production date: 22 December 2014.
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15 Feb 2015
For Humanitarian Purposes Only. Production date: 09 December 2014.
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إجمالي الأشخاص المعنيين

228,894

اللاجئون السوريون المسجلون

228,894

الأسر

74,984

علم السكان

تسجيل اللاجئين السوريين حسب التاريخ

Demographic Breakdown

Male (51.4%) Age (48.6%) Female 10% 0 - 4 9.6% 9.7% 5 - 11 9.1% 5.3% 12 - 17 5.1% 25.4% 18 - 59 23.7% 1% 60 + 1.2% Total Urban, Peri-Urban and Rural population 139,855 (61%)

Demographic Breakdown

Male (55.8%) Age (44.2%) Female 7.8% 0 - 4 7.5% 7.8% 5 - 11 7.5% 5.5% 12 - 17 4.3% 33.6% 18 - 59 23.6% 1.1% 60 + 1.3%

إجمالي الأشخاص المعنيين

آخر الوثائق

دور الوكالات حسب القطاعات

مجموعات العمل

أبرز العناوين

متطلبات التمويل

الأحداث القادمة

وصلات

أزمة اللاجئين السوريين في الإعلام

Male (51.4%) Age (48.6%) Female

10% 0 - 4 9.6%

9.7% 5 - 11 9.1%

5.3% 12 - 17 5.1%

25.4% 18 - 59 23.7%

1% 60 + 1.2%

Total Urban, Peri-Urban and Rural population 139,855 (61%)

Male (55.8%) Age (44.2%) Female

7.8% 0 - 4 7.5%

7.8% 5 - 11 7.5%

5.5% 12 - 17 4.3%

33.6% 18 - 59 23.6%

1.1% 60 + 1.3%