- Population density in the camp is estimated at 32,692 per sq km
- There are 10,868* Palestine Refugees registered in the camp as of 2022
* This figure does not claim to represent the actual number of Palestine Refugees present in the camp but merely the number of Palestine Refugees registered with UNRWA in the camp
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Far'a Camp
Far’a camp is located in a rural area 17 kilometres northeast of Nablus. The camp is geographically isolated, with many services only available in the cities of Jenin and Nablus. Though Far’a camp’s isolation is in many ways detrimental to the residents’ livelihoods, the lack of nearby city centres makes the land surrounding the camp affordable in price, unlike most other camps located next to urban centres. This gives some Far’a camp refugees the opportunity to move outside the camp. As such, Far’a camp has fewer overcrowding issues than other camps.

Unemployment is a major concern for the residents of Far’a camp. While the agricultural land that surrounds the camp provides some economic relief for the area, the residents of Far’a consistently name unemployment and poverty among the most pressing of the camp’s issues.
Far’a has an active civil society with numerous community-based organizations in the camp.
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REFUGEE CAMPS IN the West Bank
Quick Facts

Refugees in camps

Official camps
- Far’a camp was established in 1950
- The camp covers 0.26 sq km

Schools
- There are three schools in Far’a camp: two UNRWA girls’ schools and one UNRWA boys’ school that serve 1,369 students

Health Centre
- One health centre serves camp residents as well as refugees living in the surrounding areas