The results of the survey showed that 61% of the residents live in neighborhoods that include relatives. As for the degree of kinship, the results were as shown in Figure 4 shown below. We note that the largest percentage of the degree of kinship is brothers because most of the displaced families left the country together, and therefore when settling in the camps, they chose the adjacent dwelling to visit the state of family bonding in situations of displacement. Because of the importance of this, the residents' desire to restructure the camps to include neighborhoods containing relatives will be discussed in the focus groups.
The results of the survey
showed
that 61% of the residents
live
in neighborhoods that include relatives. As for the degree of kinship, the results were as shown in Figure 4 shown below. We note that the largest percentage of the degree of kinship is brothers
because
most of the displaced families
left
the country together, and
therefore
when settling in the camps, they chose the adjacent dwelling to visit the state of family bonding in situations of displacement.
Because
of the importance of this, the residents' desire to restructure the camps to include neighborhoods containing relatives will
be discussed
in the focus groups.