Regional Office in South Eastern Europe

 

Operation: Opération: Regional Office in South Eastern Europe

Location

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Key Figures

2017 year-end results
29,360 people received legal assistance (Refugees, asylum-seekers and other persons of concern in South Eastern Europe (not from former Yugoslavia))
1,950 people received cash grants and 10,414 received other (non-cash) support (refugees, persons at risk of statelessness, returnees and IDPs from former Yugoslavia)
940 reported SGBV incidents for which survivors receive psychosocial counselling (Refugees, asylum-seekers and other persons of concern in South Eastern Europe (not from former Yugoslavia))
500 refugees and IDPs from former Yugoslavia received return packages
410 individuals with undetermined nationality were assisted to have their nationality confirmed, and 1,428 stateless persons were assisted to acquire nationality
160 people received production kits or inputs for agriculture, livestock, or fisheries activities (refugees, persons at risk of statelessness, returnees and IDPs from former Yugoslavia)
2017 planning figures
13,270 people of concern assisted with legal aid to realize their rights
11,703 of people at risk of statelessness assisted with documentation  
2,700 people of concern will receive cash grants and some 10,000 people with specific needs will receive in-kind support
86% of known SGBV survivors will receive appropriate support
60% of households will live in adequate dwellings

People of Concern Personnes relevant de la compétence du HCR

1%
Increase in
2019
2019 424,135
2018 420,169
2017 426,744

 

[["Refugees",32679],["Refugee-like situation",145],["Asylum-seekers",1580],["IDPs",311117],["Returned IDPs",165],["Returned refugees",39],["Stateless",6422],["Others of concern",71988]]
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Regional Office in South Eastern Europe

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2019 {"categories":[2015,2016,2017,2018,2019,2020],"budget":[61.005667061,68.10731266,61.208116593,45.123828406,31.50136019,null],"expenditure":[34.31168599,40.20730776,35.43535279,26.13463161,23.1176497,null]} {"categories":[2015,2016,2017,2018,2019,2020],"p1":[28.612472566,40.97210448,36.436015723,39.690538476,26.70818617,null],"p2":[3.844207253,3.55188212,3.27451216,5.43328993,4.79317402,null],"p3":[5.793305568,3.8070055,3.81259232,null,null,null],"p4":[22.755681674,19.77632056,17.68499639,null,null,null]} {"categories":[2015,2016,2017,2018,2019,2020],"p1":[20.24093268,27.85302022,24.1738277,22.97823708,20.18027317,null],"p2":[2.32336862,2.35699038,2.40666505,3.15639453,2.93737653,null],"p3":[2.02776035,1.7993934,1.89969319,null,null,null],"p4":[9.71962434,8.19790376,6.95516685,null,null,null]}
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  • 2019

Strategy and Response in 2019

With regards to the new arrivals, UNHCR will aim to ensure operational protection and asylum building. UNHCR will focus on ensuring most urgent humanitarian and protection needs of refugees and asylum-seekers are met, building a referral and profiling processes to ensure that those in need of assistance are timely assisted and have access to adequate and dignified reception facilities.
UNHCR will contribute to the creation of a supportive integration environment so that refugees are integrated into the national social service scheme without discrimination.
 
Protection monitoring will be strengthened, focusing on the implementation of international standards and corresponding national policies and procedures, especially related to protection of children and other vulnerable groups. Through strengthened partnerships, and ensuring community participation, UNHCR will support the functional government-led mechanisms and advocate for access to free legal aid provided by national legal aid systems.
 
In 2019, focus will remain on advocacy for effective solutions for the remaining Kosovo (S/RES/1244 (1999)) refugees; voluntary return or integration in displacement for those unable or unwilling to return. UNHCR will maintain the catalytic role within the regional Skopje institutional platform on durable solutions and will provide support on protection monitoring and advocacy for solutions through strategic partnerships with relevant stakeholders. Attention will be given to property rights, security and documentation. UNHCR will engage relevant institutions to ensure, with the support of consistent bilateral funding, durable solutions for the majority of the displaced people in need.
 
UNHCR will work towards prevention of statelessness in the region. Interventions will include community based initiatives and advocacy for normative changes as well as capacity building of judiciary and registrars on the effective implementation of laws.
Latest contributions
  • 25-JUN-2020
    New Zealand
    $1,297,017
  • 22-JUN-2020
    France
    $24,325,877
  • 19-JUN-2020
    Japan
    $55,646
  • 18-JUN-2020
    Switzerland
    $265,675
  • 17-JUN-2020
    Belgium
    $162,867
  • Sweden
    $172,374
  • 16-JUN-2020
    Qatar

    private donors

    $2,000,000
  • Estonia
    $56,883
  • 10-JUN-2020
    Kuwait
    $2,600,000
  • 08-JUN-2020
    Canada
    $725,689
  • 04-JUN-2020
    Egypt

    private donors

    $1,800,000
  • Japan
    $60,583
  • 31-MAY-2020
    Germany

    private donors

    $2,273,071
  • Malaysia

    private donors

    $236,672
  • Spain

    private donors

    $6,697,838
  • China

    private donors

    $821,610
  • United Arab Emirates

    private donors

    $1,179,124
  • Philippines

    private donors

    $164,687
  • Thailand

    private donors

    $470,206
  • Saudi Arabia

    private donors

    $277,187