Syrian Refugee Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Syrian Refugee Statistics

From Turkey to Germany, the picture stays startlingly human in the latest figures for 2023 with women and children making up 61% of Syrian refugees globally, yet school access, work rights, and healthcare change sharply from place to place. This page connects those contrasts to real life, from Jordan’s average refugee age of 18 and widespread chronic needs to Lebanon’s 30% residency renewal drop in 2023, so you can see exactly who is most exposed and what support systems are doing or failing to do.

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Key Statistics

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61% of Syrian refugees globally are women and children as of 2023

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Children under 18 make up 41% of Syrian refugees in Turkey

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52% of Syrian refugees in Lebanon are female

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Average age of Syrian refugees in Jordan is 18 years, with 37% under 12

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48% of Syrian refugees in Iraq are male adults aged 18-59

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In Egypt, 55% of Syrian refugees are children under 18

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30% of Syrian refugees in Germany are aged 0-17

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Elderly (over 60) comprise only 3% of Syrian refugees worldwide

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Single female-headed households represent 12% of Syrian refugee families in Lebanon

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65% of Syrian children refugees in Jordan are boys under 18

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In Turkey, 22% of Syrian refugees are persons with disabilities

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Urban Syrian refugees in Lebanon average household size of 4.2 persons

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40% of Syrian refugees in Iraq originate from Deir ez-Zor

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Female literacy rate among adult Syrian refugees in Egypt is 78%

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In Germany, 28% of Syrian refugees have university education

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Syrian refugee youth (18-24) in Jordan make up 20% of the population

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15% of Syrian refugees in Turkey are single males aged 18-30

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Households with 6+ members account for 18% of Syrian refugees in Lebanon

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7% of Syrian refugees globally are unaccompanied minors

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85% of Syrian refugee women in Egypt are married

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Male Syrian refugees in Iraq aged 18-59 represent 42% of total

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In Jordan, 25% of Syrian refugees have chronic health conditions affecting demographics

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Syrian refugees in Germany include 12% with professional qualifications

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35% of Syrian refugee children in Turkey are girls aged 6-17

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Average Syrian refugee household in Lebanon has 2.1 children under 18

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18% unemployment rate among Syrian refugees in formal sectors in Jordan

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Syrian refugees contribute $2.5 billion annually to Lebanon's economy through spending

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In Turkey, 15% of Syrian refugees are employed in formal jobs as of 2023

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Iraq's Syrian refugees remit $100 million yearly to Syria

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70% of Syrian refugee households in Egypt live below poverty line of $2.15/day

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Germany's Syrian refugees have 55% employment rate after 5 years of residence

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Lebanon prohibits Syrian refugees from 39 job sectors, affecting 80% employment potential

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Jordan's work permits issued to 25,000 Syrian refugees in agriculture by 2023

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45% of Syrian refugees in Turkey work in informal construction sector

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Average monthly income of Syrian refugee households in Iraq is $250

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Egypt's Syrian refugees own 10% of small businesses in some governorates

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60% debt reliance among Syrian refugee families in Lebanon for basic needs

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In Germany, Syrian refugees' entrepreneurship rate is 8% after 3 years

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Jordan sees Syrian refugees filling 20% of low-skilled labor gaps in garment industry

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Turkey's Syrian refugees contribute 1.8% to national GDP via labor

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82% of Syrian refugees in Iraq depend on humanitarian assistance for income

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Egypt informal employment covers 90% of working Syrian refugees

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Lebanon's Syrian refugees face 150% poverty rate increase since 2019 crisis

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35% of Syrian refugee youth in Jordan aspire to skilled trades for employment

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Remittances from Syrian refugees in Turkey total $8 billion annually to Syria

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12% of Syrian refugees in Germany receive social welfare benefits after 2 years

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Turkey grants work permits to 60,000 Syrian refugees yearly since 2016

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62% vaccination coverage for measles among Syrian refugee children in Iraq

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45% of Syrian refugee children in Lebanon are out of school as of 2023

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In Jordan, 92% of Syrian refugee children aged 6-17 are enrolled in formal education

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Turkey provides healthcare to 3.5 million Syrian refugees through its public system

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28% of Syrian refugees in Egypt suffer from mental health disorders like PTSD

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Iraq's Domiz camp has 95% access to clean water for Syrian refugees

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67% of Syrian refugee girls in Lebanon drop out of school by secondary level

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Jordan reports 15% prevalence of stunting among Syrian refugee children under 5

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80% of Syrian refugees in Turkey have access to primary healthcare within 30 minutes

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In Germany, 70% of Syrian refugees receive psychological support services

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52% enrollment rate in non-formal education for Syrian refugee youth in Iraq

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Lebanon has 1 doctor per 1,200 Syrian refugees in urban settings

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33% of Syrian refugees in Jordan have non-communicable diseases like diabetes

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Egypt vaccinates 88% of Syrian refugee children against polio

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25% of Syrian refugee adolescents in Turkey report depression symptoms

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In Iraq, 76% of Syrian refugee schools operate double shifts due to overcrowding

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40% anemia rate among pregnant Syrian refugee women in Lebanon

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Jordan's Azraq camp has solar-powered health clinics serving 40,000 Syrians

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65% literacy rate among adult Syrian refugees in Egypt

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Turkey's conditional cash transfer reaches 1.2 million Syrian refugee students

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Over 1.2 million Syrian refugees have returned to Syria since 2016

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Turkey conducted 45,000 voluntary returns of Syrian refugees in 2023

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Lebanon's residency renewal rate for Syrian refugees dropped to 30% in 2023

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Jordan regularizes 50,000 Syrian refugees' status annually via MoU

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Iraq recognizes 90% of Syrian refugees with asylum status in Kurdistan

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Egypt issued temporary protection cards to 85,000 Syrian refugees by 2023

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Germany's family reunification approvals for Syrians reached 20,000 in 2022

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75% of Syrian refugees in Turkey hold temporary protection IDs valid for 1-2 years

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Lebanon deported 2,500 Syrian refugees irregularly in 2023

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Jordan's non-camp refugees (86%) have work permit access under 2016 agreement

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40,000 Syrian refugees in Iraq received birth registrations in 2023

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EU granted subsidiary protection to 60% of Syrian asylum seekers in 2022

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Canada processes 95% approval rate for Syrian refugee resettlement claims

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15% of Syrian refugees in Egypt face refoulement risks due to expired visas

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Turkey extended temporary protection until 2025 for all registered Syrians

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Lebanon's sponsorship system burdens 70% of Syrian refugees with fees

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85% of Syrian unaccompanied minors in Jordan receive guardianship

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Germany's recognition rate for Syrian asylum is 98% since 2015

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Iraq prohibits forced returns under non-refoulement for 250,000 Syrians

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20,000 Syrian refugees naturalized in Turkey via marriage or investment by 2023

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As of mid-2023, Turkey hosts 3,287,208 registered Syrian refugees under temporary protection

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Lebanon accommodates approximately 784,000 Syrian refugees as of 2023, representing 14% of its population

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Jordan has 654,127 Syrian refugees registered with UNHCR as of late 2023

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Iraq shelters 255,211 Syrian refugees primarily in the Kurdistan Region as of 2023

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Egypt reports 134,364 Syrian refugees under UNHCR mandate in 2023

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Germany has resettled 970,728 Syrian refugees by the end of 2022

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Over 6.8 million Syrian refugees are hosted in 130 countries worldwide as of 2023

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Turkey saw a 2% decrease in Syrian refugees from 2022 to 2023 due to returns and deportations

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Lebanon hosts 92% of its Syrian refugees in urban areas outside camps as of 2023

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Jordan's Zaatari camp houses 77,000 Syrian refugees as of 2023

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56% of Syrian refugees in Iraq are from Aleppo governorate as of 2023

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Europe collectively hosts over 1.4 million Syrian refugees as of 2023

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Canada has admitted 45,000 Syrian refugees through resettlement programs by 2023

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The United States resettled 17,000 Syrian refugees between 2021-2023

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Australia granted protection to 25,000 Syrian refugees by 2023

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27% of Syrian refugees in Egypt are in Alexandria governorate as of 2023

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North Africa hosts 152,000 Syrian refugees outside Egypt as of 2023

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Armenia shelters 35,000 Syrian Armenians who are refugees as of 2023

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Georgia hosts 1,200 Syrian refugees under temporary status in 2023

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Ukraine had 2,500 Syrian refugees before the 2022 conflict escalation

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026
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As of mid 2023, Turkey is hosting 3,287,208 registered Syrian refugees under temporary protection, and the breakdown of who they are looks nothing like a single, uniform group. Across destinations, women and children make up 61% globally, while needs and access shift sharply from 52% female in Lebanon to 48% male adults in Iraq, along with stark differences in work, schooling, and health.

Key Takeaways

  • 61% of Syrian refugees globally are women and children as of 2023
  • Children under 18 make up 41% of Syrian refugees in Turkey
  • 52% of Syrian refugees in Lebanon are female
  • 18% unemployment rate among Syrian refugees in formal sectors in Jordan
  • Syrian refugees contribute $2.5 billion annually to Lebanon's economy through spending
  • In Turkey, 15% of Syrian refugees are employed in formal jobs as of 2023
  • 62% vaccination coverage for measles among Syrian refugee children in Iraq
  • 45% of Syrian refugee children in Lebanon are out of school as of 2023
  • In Jordan, 92% of Syrian refugee children aged 6-17 are enrolled in formal education
  • Over 1.2 million Syrian refugees have returned to Syria since 2016
  • Turkey conducted 45,000 voluntary returns of Syrian refugees in 2023
  • Lebanon's residency renewal rate for Syrian refugees dropped to 30% in 2023
  • As of mid-2023, Turkey hosts 3,287,208 registered Syrian refugees under temporary protection
  • Lebanon accommodates approximately 784,000 Syrian refugees as of 2023, representing 14% of its population
  • Jordan has 654,127 Syrian refugees registered with UNHCR as of late 2023

Most Syrian refugees are young women and children, with care needs spanning education, health, and work.

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Demographics

161% of Syrian refugees globally are women and children as of 2023
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2Children under 18 make up 41% of Syrian refugees in Turkey
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352% of Syrian refugees in Lebanon are female
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4Average age of Syrian refugees in Jordan is 18 years, with 37% under 12
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548% of Syrian refugees in Iraq are male adults aged 18-59
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6In Egypt, 55% of Syrian refugees are children under 18
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730% of Syrian refugees in Germany are aged 0-17
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8Elderly (over 60) comprise only 3% of Syrian refugees worldwide
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9Single female-headed households represent 12% of Syrian refugee families in Lebanon
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1065% of Syrian children refugees in Jordan are boys under 18
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11In Turkey, 22% of Syrian refugees are persons with disabilities
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12Urban Syrian refugees in Lebanon average household size of 4.2 persons
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1340% of Syrian refugees in Iraq originate from Deir ez-Zor
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14Female literacy rate among adult Syrian refugees in Egypt is 78%
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15In Germany, 28% of Syrian refugees have university education
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16Syrian refugee youth (18-24) in Jordan make up 20% of the population
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1715% of Syrian refugees in Turkey are single males aged 18-30
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18Households with 6+ members account for 18% of Syrian refugees in Lebanon
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197% of Syrian refugees globally are unaccompanied minors
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2085% of Syrian refugee women in Egypt are married
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21Male Syrian refugees in Iraq aged 18-59 represent 42% of total
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22In Jordan, 25% of Syrian refugees have chronic health conditions affecting demographics
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23Syrian refugees in Germany include 12% with professional qualifications
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2435% of Syrian refugee children in Turkey are girls aged 6-17
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25Average Syrian refugee household in Lebanon has 2.1 children under 18
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Demographics Interpretation

While the world debates abstract numbers, the Syrian refugee crisis is, by the numbers, a crisis of splintered families, resilient women, a missing generation of elders, and a displaced childhood forced to grow up too quickly.

Economic Situation

118% unemployment rate among Syrian refugees in formal sectors in Jordan
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2Syrian refugees contribute $2.5 billion annually to Lebanon's economy through spending
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3In Turkey, 15% of Syrian refugees are employed in formal jobs as of 2023
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4Iraq's Syrian refugees remit $100 million yearly to Syria
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570% of Syrian refugee households in Egypt live below poverty line of $2.15/day
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6Germany's Syrian refugees have 55% employment rate after 5 years of residence
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7Lebanon prohibits Syrian refugees from 39 job sectors, affecting 80% employment potential
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8Jordan's work permits issued to 25,000 Syrian refugees in agriculture by 2023
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945% of Syrian refugees in Turkey work in informal construction sector
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10Average monthly income of Syrian refugee households in Iraq is $250
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11Egypt's Syrian refugees own 10% of small businesses in some governorates
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1260% debt reliance among Syrian refugee families in Lebanon for basic needs
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13In Germany, Syrian refugees' entrepreneurship rate is 8% after 3 years
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14Jordan sees Syrian refugees filling 20% of low-skilled labor gaps in garment industry
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15Turkey's Syrian refugees contribute 1.8% to national GDP via labor
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1682% of Syrian refugees in Iraq depend on humanitarian assistance for income
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17Egypt informal employment covers 90% of working Syrian refugees
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18Lebanon's Syrian refugees face 150% poverty rate increase since 2019 crisis
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1935% of Syrian refugee youth in Jordan aspire to skilled trades for employment
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20Remittances from Syrian refugees in Turkey total $8 billion annually to Syria
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2112% of Syrian refugees in Germany receive social welfare benefits after 2 years
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22Turkey grants work permits to 60,000 Syrian refugees yearly since 2016
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Economic Situation Interpretation

This patchwork of survival and contribution, from the stark poverty in Egypt to the quiet economic threads woven in Turkey and Germany, reveals a population persistently navigating a labyrinth of barriers and potential, where every statistic is a story of constraint or a testament to resilience.

Health and Education

162% vaccination coverage for measles among Syrian refugee children in Iraq
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245% of Syrian refugee children in Lebanon are out of school as of 2023
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3In Jordan, 92% of Syrian refugee children aged 6-17 are enrolled in formal education
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4Turkey provides healthcare to 3.5 million Syrian refugees through its public system
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528% of Syrian refugees in Egypt suffer from mental health disorders like PTSD
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6Iraq's Domiz camp has 95% access to clean water for Syrian refugees
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767% of Syrian refugee girls in Lebanon drop out of school by secondary level
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8Jordan reports 15% prevalence of stunting among Syrian refugee children under 5
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980% of Syrian refugees in Turkey have access to primary healthcare within 30 minutes
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10In Germany, 70% of Syrian refugees receive psychological support services
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1152% enrollment rate in non-formal education for Syrian refugee youth in Iraq
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12Lebanon has 1 doctor per 1,200 Syrian refugees in urban settings
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1333% of Syrian refugees in Jordan have non-communicable diseases like diabetes
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14Egypt vaccinates 88% of Syrian refugee children against polio
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1525% of Syrian refugee adolescents in Turkey report depression symptoms
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16In Iraq, 76% of Syrian refugee schools operate double shifts due to overcrowding
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1740% anemia rate among pregnant Syrian refugee women in Lebanon
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18Jordan's Azraq camp has solar-powered health clinics serving 40,000 Syrians
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1965% literacy rate among adult Syrian refugees in Egypt
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20Turkey's conditional cash transfer reaches 1.2 million Syrian refugee students
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Health and Education Interpretation

While the statistics paint a patchwork quilt of resilience and profound gaps—where a child might be vaccinated in Egypt, stunted in Jordan, out of school in Lebanon, and psychologically supported in Germany—the overarching portrait is of a generation surviving in pieces, not yet whole.

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Total Numbers and Distribution

1As of mid-2023, Turkey hosts 3,287,208 registered Syrian refugees under temporary protection
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2Lebanon accommodates approximately 784,000 Syrian refugees as of 2023, representing 14% of its population
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3Jordan has 654,127 Syrian refugees registered with UNHCR as of late 2023
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4Iraq shelters 255,211 Syrian refugees primarily in the Kurdistan Region as of 2023
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5Egypt reports 134,364 Syrian refugees under UNHCR mandate in 2023
Verified
6Germany has resettled 970,728 Syrian refugees by the end of 2022
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7Over 6.8 million Syrian refugees are hosted in 130 countries worldwide as of 2023
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8Turkey saw a 2% decrease in Syrian refugees from 2022 to 2023 due to returns and deportations
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9Lebanon hosts 92% of its Syrian refugees in urban areas outside camps as of 2023
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10Jordan's Zaatari camp houses 77,000 Syrian refugees as of 2023
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1156% of Syrian refugees in Iraq are from Aleppo governorate as of 2023
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12Europe collectively hosts over 1.4 million Syrian refugees as of 2023
Directional
13Canada has admitted 45,000 Syrian refugees through resettlement programs by 2023
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14The United States resettled 17,000 Syrian refugees between 2021-2023
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15Australia granted protection to 25,000 Syrian refugees by 2023
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1627% of Syrian refugees in Egypt are in Alexandria governorate as of 2023
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17North Africa hosts 152,000 Syrian refugees outside Egypt as of 2023
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18Armenia shelters 35,000 Syrian Armenians who are refugees as of 2023
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19Georgia hosts 1,200 Syrian refugees under temporary status in 2023
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20Ukraine had 2,500 Syrian refugees before the 2022 conflict escalation
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Total Numbers and Distribution Interpretation

The staggering scale of this human displacement is both a testament to the decency of many host nations and a grim indictment of the international community's failure to end the crisis, as Syria's neighbors strain under the weight of millions while wealthier continents offer a comparative handful.

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Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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