People > Migration > Internally displaced persons > Number, low estimate per 1000: Countries Compared

DEFINITION: Internally displaced persons (number, low estimate). Internally displaced persons are people or groups of people who have been forced or obliged to flee or to leave their homes or places of habitual residence, in particular as a result of armed conflict, or to avoid the effects of armed conflict, situations of generalized violence, violations of human rights, or natural or human-made disasters and who have not crossed an international border. Figures expressed per thousand population for the same year.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	CyprusCyprus	218.41	2001
2	ColombiaColombia	82.33	2011
3	IraqIraq	72.42	2011
4	AzerbaijanAzerbaijan	65.39	2008
5	SudanSudan	60.39	2011
6	GeorgiaGeorgia	57.48	2008
7	SomaliaSomalia	43.7	2005
8	ZimbabweZimbabwe	43.59	2010
9	UgandaUganda	40.39	2006
10	SerbiaSerbia	30.73	2009
11	Cote d'IvoireCote d'Ivoire	29.57	2003
12	IsraelIsrael	20.89	2007
13	TurkeyTurkey	13.06	2011
14	BurmaBurma	12.1	2003
15	SyriaSyria	11.56	2003
16	LebanonLebanon	10.72	2011
17	GuatemalaGuatemala	8.5	2002
18	EritreaEritrea	7.94	2006
19	KenyaKenya	7.74	2008
20	AfghanistanAfghanistan	6.16	2005
21	LiberiaLiberia	3.84	2006
22	EthiopiaEthiopia	3.54	2009
23	AlgeriaAlgeria	3.03	2003
24	AngolaAngola	2.5	2004
25	NepalNepal	1.88	2009
26	CroatiaCroatia	0.946	2006
27	YemenYemen	0.922	2008
28	SenegalSenegal	0.75	2011
29	PhilippinesPhilippines	0.484	2011
30	BangladeshBangladesh	0.401	2009
31	NigeriaNigeria	0.377	2003
32	IndonesiaIndonesia	0.295	2009
33	RussiaRussia	0.0595	2011
34	MexicoMexico	0.0429	2009
35	RwandaRwanda	0.0	2001

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