The average number of Kosovar refugees per housing was 13. Even when refugees receive food, they often need to buy additional baby food and hygiene items. Many are running out of money. Since then, distributions have been taking place. However, the vulnerability of this population remains a major concern.
Refugees are also vulnerable to abuse in the community such as organized crime, including extortion.
In one refugee camp run by MSF, people have requested night-time security above anything else, including food and water. Results also confirm serious human rights abuses in Kosovo. MSF is the world's largest independent international medical relief agency aiding victims of armed conflict, epidemics, and natural and man-made disasters, and others who lack health care due to geographic remoteness or ethnic marginalization. Each year the organization sends more than 2,000 doctors, nurses, other medical professionals, and logisticians to provide medical aid in more than 83 countries. Two weeks after an initial survey was conducted, information about the problems refugees are facing, the makeup of their families and what they have been through is still representative.