Demographic, food consumption, and health data from Palestinian refugees in the Middle East.

Demographic data from the UN (n = 5,340,443; 2017), food consumption data from the World Food Program (n = 2,554 households; 2011–2017), and health data from UNRWA (n = 516,386; 2012–2015), specifically from the electronic health record that is believed to be comprehensive given universal refugee registration procedures that establish a population denominator for each estimate [15,16,26]. The data are from pilot studies conducted among the affected population in community-based settings to specifically address how much (or how little) responsiveness occurs in the context of food availability in refugee cities and towns.