Assessments

Executive Summary Between September 2014 and January 2015, the Islamic State sought to capture the Syrian- Kurdish town of Kobani, located on the Turkish-Syrian border. This lead to the displacement of approximately 200,000 refugees, who largely fled…

INTRODUCTION After nearly four years of conflict, Syria is still the most complex humanitarian emergency in the world. 6.6 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in at least one sector. The Syria Multi Sector Needs…

SUMMARY There are over 6.5 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Syria,1 at least 793,000 of whom have been displaced since the beginning of 2014.2 The Syria Integrated Needs Assessment (SINA), conducted in November 2013 by the…

This report provides a complementary analysis from the datasets collected by the Syria Integrated Needs Assessment (SINA) process, which was undertaken in November 2013 by the participating agencies of the Assessment Working Group. The report is…

Joint Rapid Assessment in Northern Syria (J-RANS) January 2013 - Executive Summary - Summary This survey covered 45% of the six northern governorates, representing 34% of the total population, and found: • 3.4 million people in urgent need of humanitarian…