The UNHCR Site Planning (SP) unit is supporting the Field safety unit in upgrading the access control areas for Base camp and Registration. The upgrades will include installing new access caravans, fencing controlled access gap areas in the base camp, in addition to other minor construction works. The implementation is expected to start on the early days of January 2018.

Catch Up centres have increased through 2017 from 67 to 99 centres to meet demand

The second campaign of LSS (August to October) reached 126,707 children (including 16,876 out-of-school children).

Over 3,000 refugees have arrived in January so far, with the majority arriving in South Darfur and East Darfur.

Progress made on individual (biometric) registration completed in North Darfur, and key settlements in East Darfur and South Kordofan.

Urgent need for WASH and Health partners in South Darfur to support service coverage for growing refugee population.

Arrivals from Myanmar have significantly decreased, with over 2,200 refugees crossing into Bangladesh from 1 to 26 December, compared to over 12,700 in November.

UNHCR and ECHO launched a new project to support Turkey in the field of refugee protection and to enhance access to services for refugees and asylum-seekers in Turkey.

UNHCR and ECHO launched a new project to support Turkey in the field of refugee protection and to enhance access to services for refugees and asylum-seekers in Turkey.

UNHCR and ECHO launched a new project to support Turkey in the field of refugee protection and to enhance access to services for refugees and asylum-seekers in Turkey.