Number 847 857 1704 865 904 1769 869 884 1753 5713 5905 11,618 1959 2075 4034 o f C h i l d r e n a g e d f r o m 0 t o 1 7 o Source: HCR, 2007 – Strategy and social protection documents for child protection, page 32. Caption G: girls; B: boys 291 The SITAN report gives information on refugee children living in urban and rural environment as of December 31, 2009. 292 In rural environment, namely in the camps established by the Government in Kpomasse (department of Atlantic) and in Agame (department of Mono), children represent 43% of the population living in the camps, that is to say 1,327 children who include: 413 children aged from 0 to 4 (13%) and 914 children (30%) aged from 5 to 17. 293 In urban environment, namely in Cotonou, Porto-Novo and surroundings, they represent 31% of the refugee population, that is to say 1,348 children with 10% of children aged from 0 to 4 (436 children) and 21%, that is to say 912 children aged from 5 to 17iv[6]. 294 The situation in CAR since 2013, has led to an influx of refugees including children. In order to combat the outbreak of separated and non-accompanied children, the UNHCR has set up with Ministry of Interior, the management of these cases through the National Coordination for Refugees Assistance. 295 In 2015, the refugee children integration process into the Government formal management system has started. The UNHCR supports the capacity building of