Rapports

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Overall, the Explosive Ordnance contamination survey in Northeast Syria found a high impact in areas where armed fighting’s has been ongoing the longest. In 2024, the level of contaminated areas waiting for technical or clearance…

Introduction Syria continues to be one of the world’s largest and most complex humanitarian emergencies, with catastrophic results for communities across the country. As the crisis enters its 14th year, humanitarian needs are the highest they have ever been…

Highlights • UNICEF reached 38,348 individuals, 25,177 children, with a wide range of protection services through a network of frontline workers in child and adolescent-friendly spaces, community centers, temporary accommodation centers (TACs), partners’ offices and mobile outreach…

Highlights UNICEF reached over 6.8 million people during the first six months of 2023, including 1.9 million girls and 1.7 million boys. Families in the most severely affected and inaccessible areas were prioritized, with 100,000 people reached…

HIGHLIGHTS The UN and humanitarian partners are addressing life-saving needs, driven by the earthquakes, through humanitarian and early recovery interventions. Some 1.1 million earthquake-affected people have been reached with health assistance including outpatient consultations and treatments, and mental…

Background and Aim of the Note: The Protection Sector for the Whole of Syria (WoS), is composed of the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) Coordinated response in Government of Syria (GoS)-controlled areas and North-East Syria (NES), the…

TOTAL POPULATION 22.1M PEOPLE AFFECTED 8.8M PEOPLE TARGETED 4.9M REQUIREMENTS (US$) $397.6M *At least 8.8 million people have been affected by the earthquake, with the majority anticipated to need some form of humanitarian assistance. This Flash Appeal will ensure assistance…

Highlights UNICEF reached over 12.5 million people in 2022, including 3.9 million boys and 4.3 million girls. Families in the most severely affected and inaccessible areas were prioritized, with 220,000 people reached in difficult to access areas…

Highlights By the end of June 2022, UNICEF had reached 7.1 million people including 4.9 million children (2.5 million girls) across 14 governorates with health, nutrition, education, and protection services as well as safe water, sanitation, cash…

Highlights • Some increases in rates of acute malnutrition have been recorded as the nutrition situation deteriorates across Syria, driven by food insecurity and drastic food price increases along with economic deterioration, the suboptimal WASH environment and…