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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION & REGIONAL STUDIES 2nd Year, No. 1 – 2009 Galati University Press, ISSN 2065 -1759 Figure 1. Distribution of the UNHCR-assisted population by main categories - percentages 6,5 9,4 0,2 35,9 43,3 2,3 2,4 Refugees Repatriated persons Repatriated displaced persons Other categories Asylum-seekers Internally displaced persons Stateless persons From the total number of refugees at the end of 2007, more than one third originates from Asia and the Pacific region, 80% being Afghans (Table 2). The Middle East and North Africa countries hosted 25% of the total number of refugees, followed by the rest of Africa (20%), Europe (14%), North and South Americas (9%). 7
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION & REGIONAL STUDIES 2nd Year, No. 1 – 2009 Galati University Press, ISSN 2065 -1759 Table 2. Refugee population by geographic area at the end of 2007 UNHCRassisted region Central Africa and Great Lakes East Africa and Horn of Africa Africa Africa South West Total Africa** America (North, Central and South) Asia and Pacific region Refugees Persons living as refugees * Total number of refugees at the end of year 2007 1,100,100 - 1,100,100 815,200 - 815,200 181,200 - 181,200 174,700 - 174,700 2,271,200 - 2,271,200 499,900 487,600 987,500 2,675,900 1,149,100 3,825,000 Europe 1,580,200 5,100 1,585,300 Middle East and North of Africa 2,645,000 67,600 2,721,600 Total 9,681,200 1,709,400 11,390,600 * Note: “Persons living as refugees” refers to persons outsi<strong>de</strong> their home country or territory and who are subject to the same risks as refugees, but whose status has not been <strong>de</strong>fined – due to practical or other reasons. ** Without the North of Africa Source: 2007 Global Trends: Refugees, Asylum-seekers, Returnees, Internally Displaced and Stateless Persons, UNHCR, 2008, p.7 8
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