Refugee response: Education 64% of school age children All refugees All refugees of have access to quality basic age have access education. to quality basic Only some 5% out-of-school education. youth enrolled in vocational Out-of-school refugee training. children have access to alternative education programmes. Refugee response: Shelter and NFI 30% of refugees have All refugees adequate shelters. All refugees have 100% of new arrivals provided adequate, appropriate with emergency shelters. and secure shelter 5,000 shelter units distributed/ All refugee households constructed. are provided with a shelter kit. Refugee response: Camp management Refugee camps are 50% women participation in All camps organized in a camp leadership/management systematic, structures in all camps. and 90% of camp coordination manner for mechanisms working increased access, effectively. safety and efficiency. Refugee response: Environmental protection and livelihoods support 4.125 km² of green belts Environmental protection Natural resources and (natural regeneration of trees) strategy developed and shared environment maintained. Over 200,000 tree implemented protected. seedlings have been planted in Level of self-reliance the refugee settlement sites and livelihoods and in host communities’ improved. areas. 3% of the refugee population aged between 18-59 years engaged in livelihoods activities. 2.5% of the population benefited from agencies’ livelihoods intervention in camps. Refugee response: Durable solutions 1,542 refugees have been 10,000 refugees resettled resettled. At least 10,000 5,721 cases submitted to refugees are resettled recipient countries for in designated resettlement. resettlement countries.
Refugee response: Education All refugees of age have access to quality basic education. Out-of-school refugee children have access to alternative education programmes. All refugees 64% of school age children have access to quality basic education. Only some 5% out-of-school youth enrolled in vocational training. Refugee response: Shelter and NFI All refugees have adequate, appropriate and secure shelter All refugee households are provided with a shelter kit. All refugees 30% of refugees have adequate shelters. 100% of new arrivals provided with emergency shelters. 5,000 shelter units distributed/ constructed. Refugee response: Camp management Refugee camps are organized in a systematic, and manner for increased access, safety and efficiency. All camps 50% women participation in camp leadership/management structures in all camps. 90% of camp coordination mechanisms working effectively. Refugee response: Environmental protection and livelihoods support Natural resources and shared environment protected. Level of self-reliance and livelihoods improved. Environmental protection strategy developed and implemented 4.125 km² of green belts (natural regeneration of trees) maintained. Over 200,000 tree seedlings have been planted in the refugee settlement sites and in host communities’ areas. 3% of the refugee population aged between 18-59 years engaged in livelihoods activities. 2.5% of the population benefited from agencies’ livelihoods intervention in camps. Refugee response: Durable solutions At least 10,000 refugees are resettled in designated resettlement countries. 10,000 refugees resettled 1,542 refugees have been resettled. 5,721 cases submitted to recipient countries for resettlement.
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