Global financial needs amount to $725 million (-5% vs 2024 current budget)
In many countries, it is increasingly difficult for people who have been forced to flee to reach safe territory and have their basic rights recognized, including the right to international protection. In 2025, UNHCR will intervene to prevent and respond to refoulement, support protection-sensitive border management, and register more people who have been forced to flee, whether in new emergencies or long-term refugee situations. Two groundbreaking new technology tools will improve the way UNHCR and its partners protect and assist people in need.
Core Outcome Indicators
Proportion of refugees and asylum seekers registered on an individual basis
Proportion of children under 5 years of age whose births
have been registered with a civil authority
Proportion of people with legally recognized
identity documents or credentials
Core Output Indicators
Number of people registered on an individual basis *
2024 Mid-year progress: 3.04 million
*65 country operations reporting
Number of people supported to obtain civil status, identity or legal status documentation*
2024 Mid-year progress: 1.19 million
*75 country operations reporting
Financial overview
