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UNHCR sought in 2023 to further the systematic inclusion of the expressed needs, concerns, capacities, and views of forcibly displaced and stateless people, in their diversity, and to be answerable for organizational decisions and actions in all protection, assistance and solutions interventions and programmes.
UNHCR has made efforts to address the risks of climate change associated with forced displacement in 2023, including by promoting climate adaptation and resilience, as well as our efforts to shrink the climate footprint of UNHCR’s operations around the world.
UNHCR has worked to respond to situations of internal displacement, with 63.3 million people forcibly displaced as a consequence of conflict and violence by the end of 2023.
UNHCR continued its efforts to protect and support stateless people, to help them acquire a nationality, to promote wider efforts to eradicate statelessness, and to improve the evidence base on statelessness, with around 4.4 million stateless people known to UNHCR by the end of 2023.
UNHCR worked with development partners in 2023, including international financial institutions and government development agencies, and sought to bring their expertise and influence to bear on situations of forced displacement and statelessness.
