Setting up refugee camps for Syrian refugees flow into Turkey
On 13 April 2012, the NATO Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centre (EADRCC) received a request for assistance from Turkey.
Documents
- 17 December 2013 - EADRCC
Final Situation report nr. 20
(.PDF/275Kb) - 19 February 2013 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 18
(.PDF/315Kb) - 22 January 2013 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 17
(.PDF/315Kb) - 12 December 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 16
(.PDF/320Kb) - 30 October 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 15
(.PDF/318Kb) - 19 October 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 14
(.PDF/317Kb) - 5 October 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 13
(.PDF/317Kb) - 24 August 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 12
(.PDF/322Kb) - 20 August 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 11
(.PDF/316Kb) - 6 August 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 10
(.PDF/315Kb) - 27 July 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 9
(.PDF/316Kb) - 6 July 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 8
(.PDF/316Kb) - 20 June 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 7
(.PDF/316Kb) - 8 June 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 6
(.PDF/316Kb) - 4 June 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 5
(.PDF/314Kb) - 11 May 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 4
(.PDF/313Kb) - 27 Apr 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 3
(.PDF/315Kb) - 23 Apr 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 2
(.PDF/309Kb) - 20 Apr 2012 - EADRCC
Situation report nr. 1
(.PDF/283Kb) - 14 Apr 2012 - EADRCC
Request for Assistance
(.PDF/64Kb)
16 April 2012
Recent events in Syria have resulted in a flow of Syrian refugees into Turkey and refugee camps have been set up on the Turkish side of the Syrian border. Turkey is putting every effort to meet the needs of the Syrian refugees to the extent possible making full use of its means and capabilities.
However, upon the considerable increase in number of refugees, the Turkish authorities have decided to accept offers by the international community to share the burden.
