nal stakeholders around the results of livelihood assessments to jointly identify livelihood support opportunities.
In order for humanitarian efforts to be effective, it is important to understand the profile of those seeking refuge (existing mental health system and available resources).
If enough aid is provided to refugees, it can help host countries too, through stimulus effects. However refugee support does not usually provide cash to create effective demand
Turkey has accepted 400,000 Syrian refugees, half of whom are spread around a dozen camps placed under the direct authority of the Turkish Government. Satellite images confirmed that the first Syrian camps appeared in Turkey in July 2011, shortly after the towns of Deraa, Homs and Hama were besieged.
Zaatari refugee camp
Mrajeeb Al Fhood refugee camp
thumb|Refugee tents at Arbat Transit Camp for Syrian Refugees in Sulaymaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan, March 2014.Dohuk
Domiz refugee camp
Moqebleh refugee camp
Gawilan refugee camp
Kawergosk refugee camp
Basirma refugee camp
Qushtapa refugee camp
Darashakran refugee camp
Arbat transit camp
Refugees of the Libyan civil war
Refugees of Iraq
*Iraqis in Syria
CBS News – Syrian refugees flee to Lebanon, 25 June 2011.
The TELEGRAPH: Syrian Refugees flood into Lebanon, 13 March 2012.
Syrian Civil War