Refugee Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Refugee Statistics

With 43.3 million people forcibly displaced worldwide by the end of 2023, the page connects how policy, jobs, and services shape everyday outcomes for refugees, from mental health strain to barriers to healthcare and education. It also spotlights recent coverage levels and access gaps, including 66 countries granting protection status and 24% of refugees in some host countries holding work authorization permits, alongside ongoing shortfalls in nutrition, WASH, and legal identity.

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Key Statistics

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In 2022, 61% of refugees receiving assistance were in households with at least one working-age member

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In 2023, 24% of refugees in some host countries had work authorization permits, up from 18% in 2020

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In 2022, 52% of host governments reported labor market access limitations for refugees

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In 2022, refugee and internally displaced people had higher prevalence of mental health conditions; one study reported 1 in 5 experiencing anxiety or depression at clinically significant levels

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In a 2020 systematic review, pooled prevalence of PTSD among refugees was 30%

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In 2022, malnutrition affected 1 in 3 refugee children in some camps (stunting prevalence reported around 33%)

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In 2022, 45.0 million people were at risk of starvation worldwide, including displaced populations

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In 2023, 17.7 million people were treated for acute malnutrition under humanitarian programs (includes refugees and IDPs)

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In 2022, 56% of refugee households reported difficulties accessing healthcare services within 5 km or reasonable travel time

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In 2022, the global prevalence of tuberculosis among refugees and migrants seeking asylum in Europe was estimated at 0.3%

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In 2022, 1.6 million refugees required health assistance following emergencies, according to UNHCR

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In 2022, 60% of refugees reported limited access to mental health services in host communities

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In 2022, 4.3 million people were reached by vaccination campaigns targeting refugees and displaced people

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In 2023, 10.8 million refugees and displaced people were reached with WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) services

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In 2022, water-borne diseases caused an estimated 1.5 million deaths globally (including among displaced populations)

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In 2023, 8.0 million refugees and asylum-seekers were hosted in Europe through EU+ schemes (as reported by UNHCR/EU statistics aggregates)

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3.0 billion people lacked safely managed sanitation services as of 2020

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In 2023, 167,300 refugees were resettled globally

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In 2023, 240,000 refugees were admitted via humanitarian pathways globally

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The 1951 Refugee Convention was adopted on 28 July 1951

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The 1967 Protocol entered into force on 4 October 1967

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In 2023, 36% of displaced people did not have access to legal identity documentation in host countries (UNHCR reporting)

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In 2023, UNHCR reported that 1.1 million people were provided with legal assistance

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In 2023, UNHCR reported 3.7 million people benefited from community-based protection mechanisms

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In 2023, 46 countries issued travel documents for refugees under UNHCR guidance (reported by UNHCR)

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In 2022, 61% of refugees in UNHCR assessments faced some form of discrimination

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In 2023, 5.5 million people were supported by UNHCR with access to asylum procedures

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In the United States, 20,957 refugees were admitted in fiscal year 2023

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43.3 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide by the end of 2023 (refugees, asylum-seekers, and internally displaced people combined)

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3.4 million refugees were hosted by Germany in 2023 (country hosting total refugees under UNHCR mandate)

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2.7 million refugees were hosted by Turkey in 2023 (country hosting total refugees under UNHCR mandate)

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73,800 refugees were resettled from the Middle East and North Africa region in 2023 (resettlement departures by UNHCR region)

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14,100 refugees were resettled from Asia and the Pacific in 2023 (resettlement departures by UNHCR region)

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7.1 million people were forcibly displaced from Ukraine in 2022 (refugees and internally displaced people; Ukraine-related displacement figure)

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44% of refugees in a 2022 study in Lebanon reported inability to access education for children due to administrative barriers (study-reported access constraint rate)

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19% of refugee children were reported as stunted in a 2020 nutritional survey of camp settings (stunting prevalence in that survey)

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46% of refugee households reported inadequate sanitation facilities in a 2022 humanitarian WASH snapshot (share reporting inadequate sanitation)

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1.9 billion m³ of water per year were withdrawn for agriculture in the Middle East and North Africa region in 2021 (regional water stress context impacting refugee hosting)

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Worldwide, 84% of refugees lived in urban or peri-urban areas according to survey-based estimates summarized in UNHCR’s Global Trends methodology documentation for 2023 (urbanization estimate in refugee statistics methods).

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86% of UNHCR’s refugee and asylum-seeker operations reported using cash-based interventions as a modality in 2023.

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30% pooled prevalence of PTSD among refugees in a 2020 systematic review.

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Approximately 83% of the world’s forcibly displaced people live in low- and middle-income countries.

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In a global multi-donor survey, 72% of humanitarian organizations reported using cash-based transfers in 2023 to support displaced populations.

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Refugees and forced migrants faced higher rates of chronic illness; in one systematic review, 1.3 times higher risk of some chronic conditions relative to host populations (meta-analytic estimate).

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A 2022 peer-reviewed review found that vaccination coverage gaps in refugee camps were associated with outbreak risk; pooled evidence indicated markedly lower coverage than host-area comparators (systematic review findings).

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49% of surveyed refugees in OECD host-country surveys reported difficulties in accessing employment or income-generating work (reflecting labor market barriers).

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In 2023, 66 countries reported granting some form of asylum or protection status to refugees, according to the UNHCR global asylum trends dataset described in UNHCR’s annual update.

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In the U.S., refugees are eligible for Refugee Medical Assistance and are provided through the Medicaid program in many states; the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reported 2023 refugee arrivals supported by the refugee resettlement program at scale (program-year policy support).

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As of 2023, 149 countries had ratified the 1951 Refugee Convention and 151 countries had ratified the 1967 Protocol (UN Treaty Collection totals).

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As of 2023, 77 countries had ratified the 1954 Statelessness Convention and 81 countries had ratified the 1961 Statelessness Convention (UN Treaty Collection).

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By the end of 2023, 43.3 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide, yet the path from protection to stability looks uneven when you zoom in on work, health, and basic services. For example, 8.0 million refugees and asylum seekers were hosted in Europe through EU plus schemes while millions still reported barriers ranging from healthcare access to discrimination. This post pieces together those contrasts across humanitarian need, rights, and living conditions.

Key Takeaways

  • In 2022, 61% of refugees receiving assistance were in households with at least one working-age member
  • In 2023, 24% of refugees in some host countries had work authorization permits, up from 18% in 2020
  • In 2022, 52% of host governments reported labor market access limitations for refugees
  • In 2022, refugee and internally displaced people had higher prevalence of mental health conditions; one study reported 1 in 5 experiencing anxiety or depression at clinically significant levels
  • In a 2020 systematic review, pooled prevalence of PTSD among refugees was 30%
  • In 2022, malnutrition affected 1 in 3 refugee children in some camps (stunting prevalence reported around 33%)
  • In 2023, 8.0 million refugees and asylum-seekers were hosted in Europe through EU+ schemes (as reported by UNHCR/EU statistics aggregates)
  • 3.0 billion people lacked safely managed sanitation services as of 2020
  • In 2023, 167,300 refugees were resettled globally
  • 43.3 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide by the end of 2023 (refugees, asylum-seekers, and internally displaced people combined)
  • 3.4 million refugees were hosted by Germany in 2023 (country hosting total refugees under UNHCR mandate)
  • 2.7 million refugees were hosted by Turkey in 2023 (country hosting total refugees under UNHCR mandate)
  • 73,800 refugees were resettled from the Middle East and North Africa region in 2023 (resettlement departures by UNHCR region)
  • 14,100 refugees were resettled from Asia and the Pacific in 2023 (resettlement departures by UNHCR region)
  • 7.1 million people were forcibly displaced from Ukraine in 2022 (refugees and internally displaced people; Ukraine-related displacement figure)

In 2023, access to work and services remained limited, worsening mental health and hunger risks for millions.

Refugee Employment

1In 2022, 61% of refugees receiving assistance were in households with at least one working-age member[1]
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2In 2023, 24% of refugees in some host countries had work authorization permits, up from 18% in 2020[2]
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3In 2022, 52% of host governments reported labor market access limitations for refugees[3]
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Refugee Employment Interpretation

From the Refugee Employment perspective, work authorization has risen in host countries from 18% in 2020 to 24% in 2023, yet labor market access remains constrained since 52% of host governments reported limitations in 2022.

Refugee Health & Food

1In 2022, refugee and internally displaced people had higher prevalence of mental health conditions; one study reported 1 in 5 experiencing anxiety or depression at clinically significant levels[4]
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2In a 2020 systematic review, pooled prevalence of PTSD among refugees was 30%[5]
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3In 2022, malnutrition affected 1 in 3 refugee children in some camps (stunting prevalence reported around 33%)[6]
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4In 2022, 45.0 million people were at risk of starvation worldwide, including displaced populations[7]
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5In 2023, 17.7 million people were treated for acute malnutrition under humanitarian programs (includes refugees and IDPs)[8]
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6In 2022, 56% of refugee households reported difficulties accessing healthcare services within 5 km or reasonable travel time[9]
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7In 2022, the global prevalence of tuberculosis among refugees and migrants seeking asylum in Europe was estimated at 0.3%[10]
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8In 2022, 1.6 million refugees required health assistance following emergencies, according to UNHCR[11]
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9In 2022, 60% of refugees reported limited access to mental health services in host communities[12]
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10In 2022, 4.3 million people were reached by vaccination campaigns targeting refugees and displaced people[13]
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11In 2023, 10.8 million refugees and displaced people were reached with WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) services[14]
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12In 2022, water-borne diseases caused an estimated 1.5 million deaths globally (including among displaced populations)[15]
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Refugee Health & Food Interpretation

In 2022, refugee health and food needs were especially severe, with 1 in 3 refugee children affected by stunting and 56% of refugee households struggling to reach healthcare within 5 km, while mental health burdens were also high at 1 in 5 for clinically significant anxiety or depression.

Refugee Policy & Protection

1In 2023, 8.0 million refugees and asylum-seekers were hosted in Europe through EU+ schemes (as reported by UNHCR/EU statistics aggregates)[16]
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23.0 billion people lacked safely managed sanitation services as of 2020[17]
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3In 2023, 167,300 refugees were resettled globally[18]
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4In 2023, 240,000 refugees were admitted via humanitarian pathways globally[19]
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5The 1951 Refugee Convention was adopted on 28 July 1951[20]
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6The 1967 Protocol entered into force on 4 October 1967[21]
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7In 2023, 36% of displaced people did not have access to legal identity documentation in host countries (UNHCR reporting)[22]
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8In 2023, UNHCR reported that 1.1 million people were provided with legal assistance[23]
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9In 2023, UNHCR reported 3.7 million people benefited from community-based protection mechanisms[24]
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10In 2023, 46 countries issued travel documents for refugees under UNHCR guidance (reported by UNHCR)[25]
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11In 2022, 61% of refugees in UNHCR assessments faced some form of discrimination[26]
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12In 2023, 5.5 million people were supported by UNHCR with access to asylum procedures[27]
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13In the United States, 20,957 refugees were admitted in fiscal year 2023[28]
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Refugee Policy & Protection Interpretation

In the Refugee Policy and Protection space, progress is visible alongside major unmet needs, with 5.5 million people supported to access asylum procedures in 2023 while only 36% of displaced people had legal identity documentation in host countries and 167,300 were resettled globally that same year.

Displacement Levels

143.3 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide by the end of 2023 (refugees, asylum-seekers, and internally displaced people combined)[29]
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23.4 million refugees were hosted by Germany in 2023 (country hosting total refugees under UNHCR mandate)[30]
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32.7 million refugees were hosted by Turkey in 2023 (country hosting total refugees under UNHCR mandate)[31]
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Displacement Levels Interpretation

By the end of 2023, 43.3 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide, underscoring that displacement levels remain extremely high even as Germany hosted 3.4 million refugees and Turkey hosted 2.7 million under the UNHCR mandate.

Resettlement Flows

173,800 refugees were resettled from the Middle East and North Africa region in 2023 (resettlement departures by UNHCR region)[32]
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214,100 refugees were resettled from Asia and the Pacific in 2023 (resettlement departures by UNHCR region)[33]
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Resettlement Flows Interpretation

In 2023, resettlement flows show a clear regional tilt with 73,800 refugees resettled from the Middle East and North Africa compared with 14,100 from Asia and the Pacific, indicating far greater resettlement movement from the former under this resettlement-focused category.

Integration & Services

144% of refugees in a 2022 study in Lebanon reported inability to access education for children due to administrative barriers (study-reported access constraint rate)[35]
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Integration & Services Interpretation

In the Integration and Services area, a 2022 study in Lebanon found that 44% of refugees reported being unable to access education for their children because of administrative barriers, highlighting how policy and process hurdles can directly block essential support.

Food Security

119% of refugee children were reported as stunted in a 2020 nutritional survey of camp settings (stunting prevalence in that survey)[36]
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Food Security Interpretation

In the Food Security context, the 2020 nutrition survey found that 19% of refugee children were stunted, signaling persistent undernutrition within camp settings.

Wash & Housing

146% of refugee households reported inadequate sanitation facilities in a 2022 humanitarian WASH snapshot (share reporting inadequate sanitation)[37]
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21.9 billion m³ of water per year were withdrawn for agriculture in the Middle East and North Africa region in 2021 (regional water stress context impacting refugee hosting)[38]
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Wash & Housing Interpretation

In 2022, 46% of refugee households reported inadequate sanitation facilities, underscoring a critical Wash and Housing gap even as the Middle East and North Africa withdrew 1.9 billion m³ of water annually for agriculture, adding to the broader water stress that can strain already limited services for displaced communities.

Refugee Populations

1Worldwide, 84% of refugees lived in urban or peri-urban areas according to survey-based estimates summarized in UNHCR’s Global Trends methodology documentation for 2023 (urbanization estimate in refugee statistics methods).[39]
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Refugee Populations Interpretation

In the context of refugee populations, survey-based UNHCR estimates for 2023 show that 84% of refugees live in urban or peri-urban areas, underscoring how predominantly urban the reality of refugee displacement is.

Aid & Services

186% of UNHCR’s refugee and asylum-seeker operations reported using cash-based interventions as a modality in 2023.[40]
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230% pooled prevalence of PTSD among refugees in a 2020 systematic review.[41]
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3Approximately 83% of the world’s forcibly displaced people live in low- and middle-income countries.[42]
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4In a global multi-donor survey, 72% of humanitarian organizations reported using cash-based transfers in 2023 to support displaced populations.[43]
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5Refugees and forced migrants faced higher rates of chronic illness; in one systematic review, 1.3 times higher risk of some chronic conditions relative to host populations (meta-analytic estimate).[44]
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6A 2022 peer-reviewed review found that vaccination coverage gaps in refugee camps were associated with outbreak risk; pooled evidence indicated markedly lower coverage than host-area comparators (systematic review findings).[45]
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Aid & Services Interpretation

Aid and Services for refugees is increasingly cash-driven, with 86% of UNHCR operations and 72% of humanitarian organizations using cash-based interventions in 2023, while health needs remain urgent as evidence shows lower vaccination coverage in camps and chronic illness risk about 1.3 times higher than in host populations.

Resettlement & Migration

149% of surveyed refugees in OECD host-country surveys reported difficulties in accessing employment or income-generating work (reflecting labor market barriers).[46]
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2In 2023, 66 countries reported granting some form of asylum or protection status to refugees, according to the UNHCR global asylum trends dataset described in UNHCR’s annual update.[47]
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3In the U.S., refugees are eligible for Refugee Medical Assistance and are provided through the Medicaid program in many states; the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reported 2023 refugee arrivals supported by the refugee resettlement program at scale (program-year policy support).[48]
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Resettlement & Migration Interpretation

Across Resettlement and Migration, OECD survey data show that 49% of refugees struggle to access employment or income-generating work, even as 66 countries reported granting asylum or protection in 2023 and the United States continued scaling refugee health support through Medicaid for arrivals in 2023.

Governance & Rights

1As of 2023, 149 countries had ratified the 1951 Refugee Convention and 151 countries had ratified the 1967 Protocol (UN Treaty Collection totals).[49]
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2As of 2023, 77 countries had ratified the 1954 Statelessness Convention and 81 countries had ratified the 1961 Statelessness Convention (UN Treaty Collection).[50]
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Governance & Rights Interpretation

From a Governance and Rights perspective, ratification momentum is clear as of 2023 with 151 countries embracing the 1967 Refugee Protocol compared with 149 for the 1951 Convention, while support for statelessness protections is broader for the 1961 Convention at 81 countries than for the 1954 Convention at 77.

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