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Since September 19, 2023, more than 100,000 people who were forced to leave Nagorno-Karabakh have arrived in Armenia. In addition, Armenia continues to host more than 30,000 people who fled Nagorno-Karabakh after the 2020 conflict, as well as nearly 4,000 people in need of protection from other countries. We offer cash-based assistance in Armenia.

Georgia has seen two major armed conflicts and internal refugee crises in the last 30 years. A large number of people who have fled as a result of the two armed conflicts have now been able to return to their homes, yet there are currently around 251,000 internally displaced persons in Georgia.

In the last eight years, Jordan has taken in about 1.3 million Syrians, about half of whom have officially registered as refugees. Due to the large number of refugees, Jordan needs external assistance to meet its needs.

Turkey has taken in the largest number of Syrian refugees globally. In 2016 we started a humanitarian aid programme that supports refugee children with special needs. After the earthquakes in February 2023 we responded to the crisis operationally by delivering food and other essentials based on the victims needs.

According to UNHCR, over 14.6 million people, roughly 40% of Ukraine's population, will need humanitarian assistance in 2024. Estonian Refugee Council started supporting the people affected by the war in Ukraine at the end of 2014. Our activities in Ukraine have adapted to the evolving situation and the changing needs of the people.
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