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Background: In the time of the humanitarian crisis, it is possible to see how the Maslow's theory can play a role in determining the different needs of individuals living in refugee camps. Our purpose is to provide an improved approach to structuring needs of refugees by using Maslow’s schema. Methods: We conducted a quantitative study among Syrian refugees consulting in Moroccan Field Hospital in Za’atari camp between august and September 2013. Data were obtained by using a questionnaire created by integrating Maslow's hierarchy of needs and a principal components factor analysis was conducted. Results: 300 adults were included. The average age of the participants was 26.3±8.6 years. A principal components factor analysis identified three factors, titled basic, sentimental and psychosocial needs, which together account for approximately 80.8% of the variance. Discussion: The findings show the interest of using the Maslow’s Hierarchy Needs for preparing and managing

Exploring Refugee Camp Needs: An Empirical Investigation of Maslow's Theory in Za’atari Camp in 2013