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This page highlights relevant news and research on refugee resettlement and ASH solutions from stakeholders and organizations across the globe.

Mid-Year Trends

UNHCR | 2025

Key statistical trends on forced displacement, including the latest official global figures on refugees, internally displaced and stateless people.

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The New Refugee Act in Kenya and What it Means for Refugees

Refugees International | 2025

Key statistical trends on forced displacement, including the latest official global figures on refugees, internally displaced and stateless people.

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Global Trends

UNHCR | 2025

Key statistical trends on forced displacement, including the latest official global figures on refugees, internally displaced and stateless people.

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Global Report

UNHCR | 2025

Highlights the results achieved by UNHCR and its partners in 2024 as we responded to the needs of a record number of forcibly displaced and stateless people around the world.

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Refugee Camps Enacting Agency: The Case of Al Nasr Refugee Camp

Urban Governance | 2025

Highlights the results achieved by UNHCR and its partners in 2024 as we responded to the needs of a record number of forcibly displaced and stateless people around the world.

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Adequate Housing for All: Annual Report

UN Habitat | 2024

Highlights global efforts to address the housing crisis and advance sustainable urbanization. The report showcases progress in reducing inequality, promoting prosperity, acting for climate change and building resilience.

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Global Appeal

UNHCR | 2024

The Global Appeal highlights UNHCR’s plans for the coming year and the funding needed to protect, assist and empower a record number of forcibly displaced and stateless people, and help them find solutions.

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Global Affordable Housing Shortages Can Harm Migrant Reception and Integration

Migration Policy Institute | 2024

This article examines some of the ways in which the housing crisis affects refugees, other forcibly displaced people, and other types of migrants, including in their relations with host communities.

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