Whole of Syria

HIGHLIGHTS • Intense hostilities in Tartous, Lattakia, Homs, and Hama since Thursday have caused civilian deaths and injuries, considerable displacement, severe infrastructure damage, and disrupted humanitarian operations, prompting UN officials to urge parties to abide by IHL…

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January 2025 (Does not include response to the Influx from Lebanon)

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Background and methodology Humanitarian access signifies the ability of humanitarian actors to reach populations affected by crises, as well as affected populations’ ability to reach humanitarian assistance and services. Humanitarian access is therefore a fundamental pre-requisite to…

Background and methodology Humanitarian access concerns humanitarian actors’ ability to reach populations affected by crises, as well as an affected population’s ability to access humanitarian assistance and services. Humanitarian access is therefore a fundamental pre-requisite to effective…

OVERVIEW The critical funding gaps and the cost of inaction are presented for donor’s consideration at the 17 April Senior Officials Meeting (SOM). Humanitarian needs in Syria continue to rise inexorably, driven by escalating violence, which has led to further displacement and…

OVERVIEW The humanitarian needs in Al-Hasakeh, Ar-Raqqa and Deir-ez-Zor Governorates of north-east Syria (NES) remain high due to ongoing hostilities, and economic decline. There is a severe water, fuel and electricity crisis negatively impacting the population. Malnutrition rates…

Regional Funding Update - Syria Crisis (as reported on 1 Mar 2021) US$9.81 billion Total 2020 HRP/3RP/COVID-19 requirements $3.82 billion (requirements) Syria Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP 2020) and COVID-19 $2.14 billion funded 2020 $1.68 billion shortfall 2020 $5.99 billion (requirements) Syria Regional Refugee and Resilience…

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