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Follow displacement, support programmes and documented delivery for people displaced from Karabakh.
UN partners cited government figures for Karabakh arrivals, 24 September–4 October 2023.
Period-end arrivals, not current residents or registrations.
At a National Assembly discussion, the minister said housing applications were increasing and certificate redemption was continuing, alongside review of support mechanisms and displaced residents' proposals.
Qualitative ministry update without a redemption count; not evidence that every household has housing.
The approved procedure scheduled online purchase applications from 15 June 2024, construction applications from 15 July and existing-mortgage applications from 1 August.
Scheduled application openings; not proof of approvals, certificate redemption or completed housing.
The approved programme covered purchase, construction and existing mortgages. Original assistance values were AMD 2–5 million per family member, depending on the component and location.
Original programme announcement; not homes delivered or a statement of today's eligibility rules.
The government approved monthly support of AMD 40,000 for temporary accommodation and AMD 10,000 for utilities for people displaced since 19 September 2023.
Historical programme approval; payment delivery and later extensions require separate evidence.
The approved schedule set monthly assistance at AMD 50,000 in January–March 2025, then AMD 40,000 in April–June and AMD 30,000 in July–December for specified groups.
Schedule adopted in November 2024; not a payment report or current eligibility guidance.
The social affairs minister reported that 104,200 people had received AMD 100,000 each. The rent-and-utilities programme had paid 99,820 people.
Government-reported cumulative counts on this date; projected future payments are excluded.
The government approved AMD 50,000 per person per month for November and December 2023, with defined exclusions, to cover displaced people's basic consumer needs.
Historical approval with conditions; not proof of universal eligibility or payment.
60 partners planned refugee and host-community support for October 2023–March 2024.
Funding requested; not money received or assistance already delivered.
The Prime Minister described planned one-off payments of AMD 100,000 per forcibly displaced person, including children, to cover basic needs.
Announcement of intended support; not confirmation that payments had reached everyone.
In the ministry's 2025 annual review, the minister reported that 952 displaced people benefited from support for training and acquiring work experience during that year.
Reported programme participation; not 952 verified new jobs or sustained employment outcomes.
IOM published an assessment of Karabakh refugees' occupational and educational profiles, developed through consultations with the social affairs ministry to inform labour-market integration policies.
Research publication; not a count of jobs created or proof of programme delivery.
A selected evidence register, not a complete census. Each entry includes its source and the limits of what can be concluded.
Records are organised by country and category, then by date. Event and publication dates are distinguished. Announcements do not establish delivery; a reported allegation is not a judicial finding. Historical records do not establish a person’s or programme’s current status.