Conflicts in the Great Lakes are dynamic and cause a high level of displacement within and across every national border in the region, which now hosts over one million refugees, mainly from Burundi, the DRC, Rwanda, Central Africa Republic and South Soudan. The DRC and Tanzania host the largest refugee caseloads in the Great Lakes ‘region with more than half a million refugees in the DRC and over 230,000 refugees and asylum seekers in Tanzania. In additional, around 4.5 million people are internally displaced in the DRC-the highest caseload of IDPs in Africa-while over 400,000 Congolese have sought refuge in neighboring countries. Approximately. 180,000 people are internally displaced in Burundi.