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Published: 28 March 2024

Beneficiaries of temporary protection per thousand people in each receiving country

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EF23030EN Figure A1: Beneficiaries of temporary protection per thousand people in each receiving country

Source: Eurostat, 2023

Identifier: UP5MU

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