GLOBAL APPEAL 2025 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY I FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS 2024 M I D -Y E A R R E S U LTS | CO R E O UTPUT I N D I C ATO R S Re p o r t i n g p e r i o d 1 J a n u a r y – 3 0 J u n e 2024 In 2024, UNHCR introduced core output indicators as part of our results-based management system, enabling us to report and consolidate our results globally. This update highlights UNHCR’s key results during the first half of 2024. Attaining favourable protection environments Access to territory, registration and documentation Status determination 3.04 million people registered on an individual basis (65 operations) 1.19 million people supported to obtain civil status, identity or legal status documentation (75 operations) 69 countries where UNHCR has provided capacity development support to strengthen the national status determination system(s), in accordance with international standards Protection policy and law 79 countries where UNHCR has engaged in legislative and judicial processes to strengthen laws and policies for the protection of refugees, IDPs, returnees and statelessness people and/or the reduction and prevention of statelessness Gender-based violence 630,000 people benefited from specialized gender-based violence programmes (70 operations) Child protection 636,000 children and caregivers received child protection services (70 operations) Safety and access to justice 501,000 people received legal assistance (82 operations) 7 UNHCR GLOBAL APPEAL 2025 Realizing rights in safe environments 2.16 million people received cash assistance (97 countries) Well-being and basic needs 2.68 million people received non-food items (59 operations) 749,000 people supported with improved cooking options (20 operations) Sustainable housing and settlements 630,000 people received shelter and housing assistance (59 operations) 9.53 million individual consultations in UNHCRsupported health care services (59 operations) Healthy lives 411,000 consultations in UNHCR-supported mental health and psychosocial support services (79 operations) Education 1.32 million people benefited from education programming (64 operations) Clean water, sanitation and hygiene 5.57 million people supported with access to water and/or sanitation services (29 operations)