The 26^th of March marked the one-year anniversary of the nationwide conflict in Yemen. A year on, the scale and scope of humanitarian needs remains staggering with 80 percent of the population requiring some form of humanitarian assistance. The conflict has resulted in 6,400 death, 30,200 injuries and the displacement of one in 10 Yemenis. As of March, 18,952 Yemeni’s have arrived in Djibouti.

The scale and scope of humanitarian needs remains staggering with 21.2 million people needing some form of humanitarian assistance. This is equal to nearly 80 percent of the population. As February, 18,685 Yemeni’s have arrived in Djibouti and 6,472 have been registered as refugees.

During 2015, the Humanitarian Country Team supported the national
effort, preparing one of the most highly prioritized appeals
launched in the region. Partners, supported generously by donors,
have worked around the clock to reach people under siege,
help newly displaced seek safety, provide life-saving support
to families at extreme risk, and deliver assistance to returnees.
Unfortunately, all indicators point to a worsening situation. Iraq,
a country devastated by years of violence and conflict, is experiencing

As of January 2016, the population of Turkey, defined by the number of people residing in Turkey, is approximately 78.7 million'. Including temporary residents, the population of Turkey is estimated to exceed 81 million. This report presents certain topics related to the current status of Turkey's population and certain prominent issues related to its population, and to provide those working in this field with a current overview of the country's population.