Turkey’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Road Ahead
Turkey now hosts the largest refugee population in the world. The Government of Turkey (GoT) estimates the total number of registered Syrians under Temporary Protection (SuTPs) at 2,225,147. The objective of this policy brief is to collate existing...
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okr-10986-235482021-04-23T14:04:16Z Turkey’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Road Ahead World Bank Group SKILLS LIVING STANDARDS ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT WASTE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE RISKS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS URBANIZATION VACCINATION TEACHERS INFORMATION SYSTEM MIGRATION POLICY TOLERANCE PREVENTION PUBLIC EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LABOR FORCE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IMMIGRANTS HEALTH CARE LEGAL STATUS HEALTH DROPOUT CAPACITY BUILDING CRIME NUMBER OF PEOPLE VULNERABILITY HOSPITAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL TENSIONS KNOWLEDGE REFUGEE HOUSEHOLDS ESSENTIAL HEALTH SERVICES PHARMACIES LABOR MARKET MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES POLICY RESPONSE MINISTRY OF HEALTH REFUGEE-HOSTING COUNTRIES TRAINING PATIENT PATIENTS STREET CHILDREN HOST COUNTRIES FAMILY SIZE HEALTH CENTERS AGING MIGRATION HEALTH CARE SERVICES VIOLENCE TEMPORARY PROTECTION DISSEMINATION SERVICE PROVISION RELIGIOUS EDUCATION EDUCATION SYSTEM SOCIAL SECURITY PRIMARY SCHOOL SERVICE DELIVERY MIGRANTS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL SUPPORT ELDERLY PROGRESS REFUGEE SITUATIONS ASYLUM-SEEKERS TRANSPORTATION WORKERS ATTITUDES POLICIES SOCIAL SERVICES POLYGAMY SCHOOLS POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER SPECIAL NEEDS SOCIAL POLICY MINISTRY OF EDUCATION PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE GLOBAL POPULATION SELF-RELIANCE MANDATES REFUGEE JOB CREATION REFUGEES POPULATIONS UNMET DEMANDS ADOLESCENTS INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE QUALITY CONTROL URBAN DEVELOPMENT NATIONALS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES POLICY CURRICULUM QUALITY OF LIFE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS POLICY BRIEF CHILDREN UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES RESOLUTION EDUCATION CLINICS WAR ASYLUM UNMET DEMAND SELF-SUFFICIENCY SOCIAL COHESION POPULATION TRAUMA POLICY RESEARCH STRATEGY SOCIAL PROBLEMS SCHOOL BUILDINGS HOME COUNTRIES LACK OF INFORMATION FAMILIES REGISTRATION WOMEN MEDICINES MISUNDERSTANDING EMERGENCY CARE HOSPITALS REMITTANCES LABOR MARKETS SCHOOL POPULATION INCREASES HEALTH SERVICES REFUGEE POPULATION SCHOOL AGE Turkey now hosts the largest refugee population in the world. The Government of Turkey (GoT) estimates the total number of registered Syrians under Temporary Protection (SuTPs) at 2,225,147. The objective of this policy brief is to collate existing publically available material on the situation of SuTPs in Turkey and to summarize: (i) the strategy and principles of Turkey’s unique response to its displacement crisis; (ii) the challenges in managing the socioeconomic dimensions of displacement; and (iii) remaining critical policy issues and the road ahead for Turkey, as well as implications for other countries’ refugee response efforts. 2016-01-04T16:40:31Z 2016-01-04T16:40:31Z 2015-12 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25703870/turkey’s-response-syrian-refugee-crisis-road-ahead http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23548 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Social Protection Study Economic & Sector Work Europe and Central Asia Turkey |
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SKILLS LIVING STANDARDS ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT WASTE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE RISKS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS URBANIZATION VACCINATION TEACHERS INFORMATION SYSTEM MIGRATION POLICY TOLERANCE PREVENTION PUBLIC EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LABOR FORCE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IMMIGRANTS HEALTH CARE LEGAL STATUS HEALTH DROPOUT CAPACITY BUILDING CRIME NUMBER OF PEOPLE VULNERABILITY HOSPITAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL TENSIONS KNOWLEDGE REFUGEE HOUSEHOLDS ESSENTIAL HEALTH SERVICES PHARMACIES LABOR MARKET MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES POLICY RESPONSE MINISTRY OF HEALTH REFUGEE-HOSTING COUNTRIES TRAINING PATIENT PATIENTS STREET CHILDREN HOST COUNTRIES FAMILY SIZE HEALTH CENTERS AGING MIGRATION HEALTH CARE SERVICES VIOLENCE TEMPORARY PROTECTION DISSEMINATION SERVICE PROVISION RELIGIOUS EDUCATION EDUCATION SYSTEM SOCIAL SECURITY PRIMARY SCHOOL SERVICE DELIVERY MIGRANTS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL SUPPORT ELDERLY PROGRESS REFUGEE SITUATIONS ASYLUM-SEEKERS TRANSPORTATION WORKERS ATTITUDES POLICIES SOCIAL SERVICES POLYGAMY SCHOOLS POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER SPECIAL NEEDS SOCIAL POLICY MINISTRY OF EDUCATION PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE GLOBAL POPULATION SELF-RELIANCE MANDATES REFUGEE JOB CREATION REFUGEES POPULATIONS UNMET DEMANDS ADOLESCENTS INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE QUALITY CONTROL URBAN DEVELOPMENT NATIONALS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES POLICY CURRICULUM QUALITY OF LIFE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS POLICY BRIEF CHILDREN UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES RESOLUTION EDUCATION CLINICS WAR ASYLUM UNMET DEMAND SELF-SUFFICIENCY SOCIAL COHESION POPULATION TRAUMA POLICY RESEARCH STRATEGY SOCIAL PROBLEMS SCHOOL BUILDINGS HOME COUNTRIES LACK OF INFORMATION FAMILIES REGISTRATION WOMEN MEDICINES MISUNDERSTANDING EMERGENCY CARE HOSPITALS REMITTANCES LABOR MARKETS SCHOOL POPULATION INCREASES HEALTH SERVICES REFUGEE POPULATION SCHOOL AGE |
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SKILLS LIVING STANDARDS ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT WASTE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE RISKS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS URBANIZATION VACCINATION TEACHERS INFORMATION SYSTEM MIGRATION POLICY TOLERANCE PREVENTION PUBLIC EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LABOR FORCE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IMMIGRANTS HEALTH CARE LEGAL STATUS HEALTH DROPOUT CAPACITY BUILDING CRIME NUMBER OF PEOPLE VULNERABILITY HOSPITAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL TENSIONS KNOWLEDGE REFUGEE HOUSEHOLDS ESSENTIAL HEALTH SERVICES PHARMACIES LABOR MARKET MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES POLICY RESPONSE MINISTRY OF HEALTH REFUGEE-HOSTING COUNTRIES TRAINING PATIENT PATIENTS STREET CHILDREN HOST COUNTRIES FAMILY SIZE HEALTH CENTERS AGING MIGRATION HEALTH CARE SERVICES VIOLENCE TEMPORARY PROTECTION DISSEMINATION SERVICE PROVISION RELIGIOUS EDUCATION EDUCATION SYSTEM SOCIAL SECURITY PRIMARY SCHOOL SERVICE DELIVERY MIGRANTS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL SUPPORT ELDERLY PROGRESS REFUGEE SITUATIONS ASYLUM-SEEKERS TRANSPORTATION WORKERS ATTITUDES POLICIES SOCIAL SERVICES POLYGAMY SCHOOLS POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER SPECIAL NEEDS SOCIAL POLICY MINISTRY OF EDUCATION PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE GLOBAL POPULATION SELF-RELIANCE MANDATES REFUGEE JOB CREATION REFUGEES POPULATIONS UNMET DEMANDS ADOLESCENTS INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE QUALITY CONTROL URBAN DEVELOPMENT NATIONALS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES POLICY CURRICULUM QUALITY OF LIFE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS POLICY BRIEF CHILDREN UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES RESOLUTION EDUCATION CLINICS WAR ASYLUM UNMET DEMAND SELF-SUFFICIENCY SOCIAL COHESION POPULATION TRAUMA POLICY RESEARCH STRATEGY SOCIAL PROBLEMS SCHOOL BUILDINGS HOME COUNTRIES LACK OF INFORMATION FAMILIES REGISTRATION WOMEN MEDICINES MISUNDERSTANDING EMERGENCY CARE HOSPITALS REMITTANCES LABOR MARKETS SCHOOL POPULATION INCREASES HEALTH SERVICES REFUGEE POPULATION SCHOOL AGE World Bank Group Turkey’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Road Ahead |
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Turkey now hosts the largest refugee
population in the world. The Government of Turkey (GoT)
estimates the total number of registered Syrians under
Temporary Protection (SuTPs) at 2,225,147. The objective of
this policy brief is to collate existing publically
available material on the situation of SuTPs in Turkey and
to summarize: (i) the strategy and principles of Turkey’s
unique response to its displacement crisis; (ii) the
challenges in managing the socioeconomic dimensions of
displacement; and (iii) remaining critical policy issues and
the road ahead for Turkey, as well as implications for other
countries’ refugee response efforts. |
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Report |
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World Bank Group |
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World Bank Group |
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World Bank Group |
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Turkey’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Road Ahead |
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Turkey’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Road Ahead |
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Turkey’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Road Ahead |
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Turkey’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Road Ahead |
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Turkey’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Road Ahead |
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turkey’s response to the syrian refugee crisis and the road ahead |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25703870/turkey’s-response-syrian-refugee-crisis-road-ahead http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23548 |
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