Rapports

2.1 million People expected to be in need of humanitarian aid 1.3 million Internally displaced people in north-west Syria 179,648 People displaced between 29 April – 9 May 2019 18 Verified attacks on healthcare 4 Health staff killed SITUATION OVERVIEW The conflict…

HIGHLIGHTS REFUGEE HEALTH PROGRAMME IN TURKEY In response to the humanitarian crisis in Syria, WHO and partners provide life-saving health services to Syrian refugees in Turkey and to populations in north-west Syria from Turkey under the Whole…

Executive Summary By the end of 2018, the conflict in the Syrian Arab Republic had led to an estimated 13 million people in need of humanitarian assistance, including around three million people living in north-west Syria where…

INTRODUCTION By the end of December 2018, Humanitarian Needs and Assessment Programme (HNAP) reported that the number of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) had reached 1,075,731 in Idleb and 862,897 in Aleppo. Despite the announcement of a demilitarized…

Highlights In Syria in 2018, the siege of Eastern Ghouta came to an end by late March followed by Foa’a and Kefraya areas in Idlib in late July, and the south-east of the country became accessible for…

Overview This form is designed to collect data from Key Informants (KIs) (community leaders, sector experts, etc.), at the community/location/informal settlement sites/camp sites level, who know about the situation of the location. Please ensure the number of…

HIGHLIGHTS In response to the humanitarian crisis in Syria, WHO and partners provide life-saving health services to Syrian refugees in Turkey and to populations in northern Syria from Turkey under the Whole of Syria approach. Refugee Health Programme WHO…

HIGHLIGHTS The polio outbreak of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 (cVDPV2) detected in 2017 in Syria has been successfully stopped, with no international spread, according to experts. In northwest Syria, a total of 837 renal failure patients are…

1. Identification & Design (or Programming) Key applicable Humanitarian Principles: Operational Independence & Impartiality Civilian Administration Entities should grant humanitarian organizations unhindered access to areas they administrate to allow humanitarian organizations to provide life-saving assistance and services to populations in…

Background Consultations with stakeholders (clusters/sectors, donors, United Nations (UN) agencies, International Non-Governmental Organisations (INGOs) and Syrian Non-Governmental Organisations (SNGOs), stabilization actors, and Civilian Administration Entities) concluded that there is an ongoing confusion with respect to the nature…