Ukr displacement 29_may_2015
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SEA OF AZOV BLACK SEA BELARUS HUNGARY REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA POLAND ROMANIA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SLOVAKIA Vinnytska 11,957 Volynska 3,434 Dnipropetrovska 74,169 Donetska 483,107 Zhytomyrska 8,945 Zakarpatska 3,234 Zaporizka 92,251 Ivano- Frankivska 3,726 Kyivska 40,452 Kirovohradska 9,853 Luhanska 184,104 Lvivska 9,373 Mykolaivska 8,875 Odeska 25,842 Poltavska 27,640 Rivnenska 3,338 Ternopilska 2,537 Kharkivska 171,527 Khersonska 11,634 Khmelnytska 7,326 Cherkaska 12,806 Chernivetska 2,651 Chernihivska 8,943 Kyiv 93,760 Avtonomna Respublika Krym Sevastopol Ukraine: Overview of population displacement (as of 29 May 2015) The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Internal Displacement: Data provided by the Ministry of Social Policy, as of 27 May. External displacement: Figures reported to UNHCR by Government Asylum Authorities as of 17 May for Hungary, 25 May for Poland, 28 May for Moldova, 28 May for Belarus, 1 May for Romania, 1 March 2015 for Slovakia, and as reported by the Russian Federal Migration Service as of 26 May for the Russian Federation. | Feedback: [email protected] | Document: ukr displacement_29 May 2015 Creation date: 02/06/2015 100km External displacement persons seeking legal status 336,692 81,107 1,006 54,577 3,414 asylum applications 53 260,0 1,695 5,596 212 718,138 Internal displacement Circle diameter represents size of IDP influx n.a. 19 5,938 52 0 to 5 6 to 7 7 to 10 11 to 15 16 to 30 31 to 50 51 to 120 IDPs per 1,000 oblast population Luhanska and Donetska ratios are calculated with population in government controlled areas. Total number of IDPs: Sumska 14,141 1,315,625 Area not under government control disabled able-bodied children elderly
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SEA OF AZOV
BLACK SEA
BELARUS
HUNGARY
REPUBLIC OF
MOLDOVA
POLAND
ROMANIA
RUSSIANFEDERATION
SLOVAKIA
Vinnytska11,957
Volynska3,434
Dnipropetrovska74,169
Donetska483,107
Zhytomyrska8,945
Zakarpatska3,234
Zaporizka92,251
Ivano-Frankivska3,726
Kyivska40,452
Kirovohradska9,853
Luhanska184,104
Lvivska9,373
Mykolaivska8,875
Odeska25,842
Poltavska27,640
Rivnenska3,338
Ternopilska2,537
Kharkivska171,527
Khersonska11,634
Khmelnytska7,326
Cherkaska12,806
Chernivetska2,651
Chernihivska8,943Kyiv
93,760
AvtonomnaRespublika
Krym
Sevastopol
Ukraine: Overview of population displacement (as of 29 May 2015)
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Internal Displacement: Data provided by the Ministry of Social Policy, as of 27 May. External displacement: Figures reported to UNHCR byGovernment Asylum Authorities as of 17 May for Hungary, 25 May for Poland, 28 May for Moldova, 28 May for Belarus, 1 May for Romania, 1 March 2015 for Slovakia, and as reported by the Russian Federal Migration Service as of 26 May for the Russian Federation. | Feedback:[email protected] | Document: ukr displacement_29 May 2015 Creation date: 02/06/2015
100km
External displacementpersons seeking legal status
336,692
81,107
1,006
54,577
3,414
asylum applications
53
260,015
1,6955,596212
718,138
Internal displacementCircle diameter represents size of IDP influx
n.a.19
5,93852
0 to 56 to 77 to 1011 to 1516 to 3031 to 5051 to 120
IDPs per 1,000 oblast population
Luhanska and Donetska ratios are calculated with population in government controlled areas.
Total number of IDPs:
Sumska14,141
1,315,625
Area not under government control
disabledable-bodiedchildrenelderly
