Protection Unit

Refugee, Asylum Seeker & Migrant Humanitarian Protection Unit

Field-led protection operations for displaced people facing conflict, border instability, family separation, and acute humanitarian risk. This unit coordinates dignified intake support, protection monitoring, emergency referral pathways, and cross-sector humanitarian response in complex migration environments.

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Mission

Protection in motion

The unit operates where displacement pressures are highest, helping humanitarian teams assess protection threats, stabilize frontline service delivery, and coordinate practical safeguards for refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants in transit or temporary settlement settings.

Protection monitoring

Tracks exploitation risks, family separation concerns, detention exposure, and urgent safeguarding needs across field environments.

Humanitarian coordination

Connects health, shelter, legal, WASH, and referral partners to reduce gaps in frontline support.

Capabilities

Core field functions

Border intake support

Supports humane reception workflows, rapid needs screening, and referral coordination for newly displaced populations.

Camp and transit protection

Assesses site-level risks involving overcrowding, gender-based violence exposure, child protection concerns, and access barriers.

Data for action

Produces field intelligence that helps partners prioritize resources, strengthen accountability, and adapt operations quickly.

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Take action

Help protect displaced families

Support mission-ready humanitarian protection work that strengthens safety, dignity, and coordinated response for people forced from home.

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