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Download (PDF, 497.72 UNHCR Turkey Syrian Refugee Daily Sitrep 5 December 2012 10 March 2014 UNHCR Turkey, Ankara Total Number of Refugees Registered and with Registration Appointments 634,344 Population of Non-Camp Syrian Refugees Updated on: 07 March 2014 Registered Syrian Refugees in Camps Registered Syrian Refugees outside of the Camps * Total Total Number of Refugees in Camps 219,639 Gaziantep 34,103 130,922 165,025 161,240 Sanliurfa 72,161 89,079 94,712 Total Number of Refugees Registered outside the Camps * 414,705 Hatay 14,745 79,967 64,948 Kilis 37,628 27,320 Estimated Total Number of Syrians in Turkey 800,000 Mardin 7,417 39,066 46,483 K.Maras 15,592 25,560 41,152 Total Number of Refugees in Camps Total Number of Refugees Registered Outside the Camps Osmaniye 9,110 9,026 18,136 414,705 450,000 Adana 11,732 5,068 16,800 400,000 9,985 697 350,000 Adiyaman 10,682 300,000 Other 0 8,000 8,000 250,000 191,152 219,639 Malatya 7,166 7,166 200,000 150,000 149,003 100,000 Age & Gender of Registered Syrian Refugees 50,000 0 Mar-13 Apr-13 May-13 Jun-13 Jul-13 Aug-13 Sep-13 Oct-13 Nov-13 Dec-13 Jan-14 Feb-14 Mar-14 76% 24% Women & Children (Boys&Girls <18 years) Men 18 years and above Highlights ● On 09 March 2014, AFAD - the Disaster and Emergency Management Agency of Government of Turkey - announced that the total number of Syrians registered and assisted in 22 camps located in 10 provinces was 219,639. AFAD reported that during the period of 07-09 March 2014, a total of 1,484 Syrians were admitted and registered in the camps and 852 Syrians have voluntarily returned to Syria. ● Viransehir camp officials informed that all the spontaneous arrivals who have been waiting at the camp gate in the rub hall tents (approximately 700-750 persons) have been transferred to Nusaybin Malatya Beydagi camp during last week. Nusaybin camp officials confirmed the arrival of the transferred refugees and 7,166 Nusaybin camp population was reported as 4,164 on 09 March 2014 by AFAD, which includes the increase of more than 800 new admissions to the camp during the weekend. K.Maras ● In Mardin, there is only one school for the children of non-camp Syrians. There are 6 classrooms with Adıyaman 14 Syrian Teachers where about 225 children are attending from 1-9 grades. In addition to the Syrian teachers who are teaching the Syrian curriculum, a Turkish volunteer is also providing Turkish language Merkez Merkez classes. The school is supported by an NGO which also provides support to 5 schools (2 in Gaziantep, 1 Adana 15,592 9,985 Midyat in Kiziltepe, 1 in Mardin city center and 1 in Istanbul) for Syrian children. Mardin 3,253 Şanlıurfa Osmaniye Nusaybin ● UNHCR Field Team was informed that the same NGO also approached to the Sub-Governorate of Gaziantep 4,164 Cevdetiye Nizip 2 Nizip 1 Viransehir Ceylanpinar and requested space to be allocated to open another school for non-camp Syrian children in 9,110 5,195 12,555 Saricam Kilis Barınma11,168 Alanı Nusaybin. The NGO pays about 500 TL per month as an incentive to all the Syrian teachers in their 11,732 Islahiye 0 Harran Kokenli 10,058 Kilis 12,546 schools. Karkamis Ceylanpinar 7,682 Akcakale 21,696 25,364 Elbeyli Besiriye ● In Kilis DRC - the Danish Refugee Council informed UNHCR that they have so far assessed the Kilis - Oncupinar 23,491 Legend Antakya 14,137 vulnerability of about 4,000 families and another 2,000 families are planned to be completed in the Antakya Military Defectors Camp UNHCR Field Office coming weeks. Reportedly about 30% of the people assessed have their AFAD ID Cards issued upon Current Tent Camps UNHCR Team registration by the local authorities. DRC also reported that they have started the distribution of NFIs. Altinozu 2 Altinozu 1 2,632 1,478 Current Container Camps Container Camps Under Yayladagi 1 Yayladagi 2 Construction 2,801 2,919 Sources AFAD, Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs *Please note that the number of non-camp refugees are not updated on a daily basis. For more information, consult http://data.unhcr.org/syrianrefugees .
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