Refugee Response

Cluster Objectives

CO1

Persons of concern benefit from a wider range of durable solutions

CO2

Persons of concern have improved living conditions by meeting basic needs and essential services

CO3

Persons of concern have improved the quality of life by increased sustainable livelihood opportunities and socio-economic inclusion

CO4

Persons of concern enjoy their rights and have access to strengthened national frameworks in line with relevant international standards

Indicators overview

03-Nov-2023

Indicator	Unit	Target
CO1: Persons of concern benefit from a wider range of durable solutions
IN1: Return and reintegration assistance is provided to refugee returnees, refugees benefit from resettlement and complementary pathways opportunities	Numbers	40,140
CO2: Persons of concern have improved living conditions by meeting basic needs and essential services
IN1: Health status of all persons of concern is improved and they have access to essential services and their basic needs are met	Numbers	30,800
CO3: Persons of concern have improved the quality of life by increased sustainable livelihood opportunities and socio-economic inclusion
IN1: Persons of concern have access to skills development, entrepreneurship, business skills development and startup grants to refugees and asylum seekers	Numbers	30,800
CO4: Persons of concern enjoy their rights and have access to strengthened national frameworks in line with relevant international standards
IN1: Persons of concern have improved access to asylum, registration and documentation, including refugee status determination (RSD). Persons of concern have improved access to quality legal remedies in relation to their fundamental rights. Somalia progresses with the implementation of the pledges made during the High-Level Segment on Statelessness	Numbers	30,925

Cluster Organizations Overview

03-Nov-2023

Organization	Projects	Clusters
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees	1 view_list	Refugee Response