Évaluations

Ethiopia hosted more than 190,000 refugees at the end of 2000, including about 120,000 from Somalia, more than 70,000 from Sudan, about 3,000 from Eritrea, and 1,000 from Djibouti. Nearly 40,000 Ethiopians were refugees or asylum seekers at the end…

More than 355,000 Eritreans were refugees at the end of 2000, including an estimated 350,000 in Sudan, more than 3,000 in Ethiopia, and some 3,000 in Yemen. Approximately 310,000 Eritreans were internally displaced at year's end. Far higher numbers had…

Congo-Kinshasa (also known as the Democratic Republic of Congo, formerly Zaire) was the source for more than 2.1 million uprooted people at the end of 2000, including some 350,000 refugees and asylum seekers, and an estimated 1.8 million internally…

Mission Highlights This year’s cereal production is estimated 15 percent higher than last year, due to improved access to land, increased seed and tools distributions, and generally favourable weather conditions. Cassava production for 2000/01 is estimated at 5.3…

There were more than 127,700 refugees and about 700,000 internally displaced persons in Iraq in 2000. Known refugees in Iraq included about 23,900 from Iran and 12,600 from Turkey - in both cases, mostly Kurds. The total also included…

Tanzania hosted approximately 540,000 refugees at the end of 2000: about 400,000 from Burundi, more than 110,000 from Congo-Kinshasa, nearly 30,000 from Rwanda, and about 3,000 from Somalia. Tanzania also hosted 100,000 to 200,000 Burundians who fled to Tanzania in…

Approximately 55,000 Rwandans were refugees and asylum seekers at the end of 2000: nearly 30,000 in Tanzania, some 15,000 in Uganda, about 5,000 in Congo-Brazzaville, up to 3,000 in Kenya, about 1,000 each in Burundi and Congo-Kinshasa, and 2,000…

More than 420,000 Burundians were refugees at the end of 2000: about 400,000 in Tanzania, an estimated 20,000 in Congo-Kinshasa, some 1,000 in Rwanda, and about 2,000 in a half-dozen other countries. An estimated 600,000 or more Burundians were internally…

Congo-Brazzaville hosted some 125,000 refugees at the end of 2000, including an estimated 100,000 from Congo-Kinshasa, some 20,000 from Angola, more than 5,000 from Rwanda, and approximately 1,000 urban refugees from various African countries. More than 20,000 citizens of Congo-Brazzaville were…

At the end of 2000, an estimated 400,000 Angolans were refugees in neighboring countries, including up to 190,000 in Zambia, 170,000 in Congo-Kinshasa, about 20,000 in Congo-Brazzaville, approximately 20,000 in Namibia, and some 5,000 asylum seekers in Europe. The number…