This young girl is spending her childhood in the world’s largest refugee camp. She’s one of around 740,000 Rohingyas who fled Myanmar in the autumn of 2017. Returning home means risking her life.

Seven out of ten Afghan refugees who return home are forced to flee again due to violence, according to a report launched today.

It’s been five years since Ameen fled Syria. He’s overcome numerous obstacles, but the largest hurdle is yet to come.

In 2012, Mohammad found his home in the middle of the frontline battle in Homs. Although he and his family are safe in Lebanon today, life has been far from easy.

After a 2016 that was disastrous for civilians, war ravaged Yemen will see an additional 2.5 million people go without enough to eat in 2017 if the current downward spiral is allowed to continue, the Norwegian Refugee Council warned today.

NORCAP architects presented innovative solutions for refugee reception facilities in Greece at a meeting this week with the Greek General Secretary for refugee reception, Odysseas Voudouris.

Achieving durable solutions for displacement affected communities means putting an end to any discrimination related to their displacement situation. We support processes and programmes across Somalia to help achieve this goal.

Final evaluation the NRCs Community Based Planning (CBP) project in Zimbabwe

Intention Survey Report

The conflict in Syria, now approaching its eighth year, has resulted in the displacement of half the pre-war population; more than six million people are displaced within the country, more than five million are refugees in neighbouring countries, and a million have fled to Europe.