A Decade of Displacement: Analyzing the Living Conditions of Syrian Refugees Through Humanitarian Data

The Syrian refugee crisis remains one of the most significant humanitarian challenges of our time. This study provides a comprehensive, longitudinal analysis of the living conditions of Syrian refugees over a ten-year period, based on a systematic review of publicly available data from major international humanitarian organizations and non-governmental bodies. The research synthesizes quantitative and qualitative data to document the evolving socio-economic status, health, educational access, and housing conditions of refugee populations across major host countries. Key findings indicate persistent challenges in achieving sustainable livelihoods, consistent barriers to education and healthcare, and a notable divergence in living standards between camp-based and urban refugee communities. The study also examines the emerging trend of voluntary returns and the complex conditions returnees face. By consolidating a decade of data, this paper aims to provide a neutral, evidence-based foundation to inform future humanitarian aid strategies and policy development, highlighting critical areas for targeted intervention and long-term support.