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Facilitated E-Learning on the International Recommendations on Refugee, IDP and Statelessness Statistics

17 August – 9 October 2026

Enrolment deadline 13 August 2026
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About the facilitated edition

Developed by EGRISS and UN-SIAP, this facilitated edition includes live webinars, a structured learning schedule, and interactive discussions alongside the core modules. It covers the IRRS, IRIS and IROSS — definitions, classifications, methodologies, data sources, coordination mechanisms, and SDG linkages.

Offered once every two years. Previous participants welcome as a refresher; new participants especially encouraged.

Key details

  • 17 August – 9 October 2026
  • Enrolment deadline: 13 August 2026
  • Live webinars + interactive components
  • Certificate of completion
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EGRISS side event at the 8th Session of the UNESCAP Committee on Statistics

Leaving no one behind: Strengthening statistical inclusion of forcibly displaced and stateless populations at national level

24 August 2022

In the side-lines of the 8th Committee on Statistics of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), EGRISS convened the event ‘Leaving no one behind: Strengthening statistical inclusion of forcibly displaced and stateless populations at national level’. The event highlighted experiences from countries working to implement the International Recommendations on Refugee Statistics (IRRS) and the International Recommendations on IDP Statistics (IRIS), as well as efforts to improve statelessness statistics. Including presentations the National Statistical Offices (NSOs) of Germany, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and the Philippines, panellists shared advice with their peers working in the Asia-Pacific region. In particular, key recommendations concerning national coordination, government leadership and recognition of the important role that NSOs themselves can play were articulated in the session.

The session also heard from the EGRISS Secretariat and Hungary Central Statistical Office (co-lead of EGRISS’ subgroup 1) on the scope of the international recommendations and ongoing EGRISS priorities. Moderated by the Deputy Director of UNHCR’s Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific, the event presented an important opportunity to raise awareness of EGRISS and existing resources with countries in the region and other stakeholders, and provided a platform for knowledge/experience sharing between practitioners.

Resources from the session: