UNHCR continuously collects data for the proper planning and monitoring of protection activities in the Central African Republic (CAF) in its responsibility as the protection provider for persons of concern. This data contains information on relocation intentions collected from Congolese refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo who have been forcibly displaced across the border into the Central African Republic and who are located in the Toko-kota area. The objective of this exercise is to assess the intention of these refugees to be relocated from the border to Kouango, Central African Republic, or to return to their original location. It also aims to understand the reasons why they fear staying in their current location and why they intented to relocate. The dataset contains a total of 875 responses from households hosting approximately 3628 individuals according to the report produced on 31 May 2022 and the situation it describes is active.
