Services (SSPUM / NCSS) and 1,053 (6%) by health services849. Relevant data for 2023 are not available up the time of writing. During 2023, the RIS registered a total of 55,875 persons, the vast majority of whom (41,790) were registered in the border RICs of Lesvos, Samos, Chios, Leros, Kos and Fylakio, Evros, and the rest (14,085) in the mainland RICs of Malakasa and Diavata. Of the total of those registered, the vast majority were boys and men (40,425), of whom 7,445 were aged between 0-17; 15,784 between 18-25; 9,545 between 26-33; 4,354 between 41-60; and 198 were 61 years or older. Women and girls accounted for close to 28% (15,450), of whom 5,053 were under the age of 18; 4,197 were between 18-25; 3,123 between 26-33; 1,534 between 34-40; 1,355 between 41-60; and 188 were 61 years or older.850 Close to 15% (8,104) of all those registered were registered as vulnerable, of whom the majority were single parent households (2,569), followed by UAM (2,364), victims of violence/abuse (2,115), pregnant or lactating women (519), persons with disabilities (246), elderly persons (177), and victims of trafficking (114).851 Most of those registered at the borders (total of 41,790) were from Syria (29.47%), Afghanistan (18.71%), Palestine (15.77%), Somalia (6.82%) and Türkiye (5.08%), followed by persons from more than 50 nationalities, including stateless persons (0.55%).852 Of those registered in the mainland RICs, the majority were from Iraq (33.68%), followed by nationals of Syria (16.61%), Afghanistan (9.93%), Pakistan (7.01%), and Egypt (6.56%), with the remainder being likewise from a combination of more than 50 nationalities, including stateless persons (0.04%).853 A. Access and forms of reception conditions 1. Criteria and restrictions to access reception conditions Indicators: Criteria and Restrictions to Reception Conditions 1. Does the law allow access to material reception conditions for asylum seekers in stages of the asylum procedure? v Regular procedure Yes Reduced material conditions v Dublin procedure Yes Reduced material conditions v Admissibility procedure Yes Reduced material conditions v Border procedure Yes Reduced material conditions v Accelerated procedure Yes Reduced material conditions v First appeal Yes Reduced material conditions v Onward appeal Yes Reduced material conditions v Subsequent application Yes Reduced material conditions the following No No No No No No No No 2. Is there a requirement in the law that only asylum seekers who lack resources are entitled to material reception conditions? Yes No Article 59 (1) Asylum Code provides that the competent authority for the reception of asylum seekers in cooperation with competent government agencies, international organisations and certified social actors shall ensure the provision of material reception conditions. These conditions must ‘secure an adequate 849 850 851 852 853 MoMA / General Secretariat for the Reception of Asylum Seekers / Reception and Identification Service / R.I.Cs and C.C.A.Cs Directorate, Statistics - Referrals 2022, see: https://bit.ly/3OuNZm9. MoMA / General Secretariat for the Reception of Asylum Seekers / Reception and Identification Service / R.I.Cs and C.C.A.Cs Directorate, Registrations 12 months 2023, available in Greek at: https://tinyurl.com/ytfkhkfu, pp. 1 and 14; and Registrations 12 months mainland 2023,available in Greek at: https://tinyurl.com/48jc9u7x, pp. 1 and 8. Ibid, p.7 and p. 5 respectively. MoMA / General Secretariat for the Reception of Asylum Seekers / Reception and Identification Service / R.I.Cs and C.C.A.Cs Directorate, Registrations 12 months 2023, available (Greek) at: https://tinyurl.com/ytfkhkfu, pp. 17-19. MoMA / General Secretariat for the Reception of Asylum Seekers / Reception and Identification Service / R.I.Cs and C.C.A.Cs Directorate, Registrations 12 months mainland 2023,available (Greek) at: https://tinyurl.com/48jc9u7x, pp. 11-12. 175