Refugee camps and settlements in Jordan. Source: UNHCR (2018c). | Download Scientific Diagram
Influx of Syrian Refugees in Jordan | Effects on the Water Sector - Jordan | ReliefWeb
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UNHCR Jordan Factsheet, May 2019 - Jordan | ReliefWeb
UNHCR continues to support refugees in Jordan throughout 2019 – UNHCR Jordan
With 2.8 million refugees, one-third of the people residing in Jordan are refugees from surrounding conflicts, a majority of whom come from Syria. - The Center for Global Data Visualization
ECHO Factsheet - Jordan (31/03/2021) - Jordan | ReliefWeb
ILO Response to Syrian Refugee Crisis in Jordan (Arab States)
Refugees In Jordan - Syrians & Palestinians | Anera
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Out of the spotlight and hard to reach: Syrian refugees in Jordan's cities - Humanitarian Practice Network
Jordan remains second largest refugee host globally — UNHCR | Jordan Times
10 Facts About the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Jordan
Refugees In Jordan - Syrians & Palestinians | Anera
Syrian refugees leave Jordan in greater numbers for Europe | Financial Times
UNHCR - Hope gone in Jordan, Syrian refugees eye risky onward journey
Eight Facts About Refugees in Jordan
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Providing Hope to Syrian Refugees in Jordan - The International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC)
UNHCR Jordan Factsheet: Azraq Refugee Camp (July 2020) - Jordan | ReliefWeb
Location of refugees in Jordan in 2017. Source: Map modified from UNHCR... | Download Scientific Diagram
Syrian Refugees in Jordan as of January 2022 - Jordan | ReliefWeb
Packing up again: Syrians leave Jordan for new refuge | Middle East | News and analysis of events in the Arab world | DW | 11.10.2015
10 Facts About the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Jordan
Seeking Refuge: Jordan takes in masses of Syrians but prefers they don't stay | Global Sisters Report
