FACTS & FIGURES...UNICEF Facts and Figures Education Q4 2019 Created Date 2/2/2020 2:40:09 PM ...
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Total number of people reached by UNICEF Education interventions 1.8 million Child Protection PiN: 5.1 m* *HNO 2017 People reached in hard to reach locations by UNICEF Education interventions (convoys and regular programmes) 212,000 Beneficiaries (estimated) served with essential Education supplies through convoys 17,000 HtR locations reached 210 FUNDING STATUS 59.5 million required 51.3 million available * Education - ADAP life skills project This Facts and Figures sheet incorporates UNICEF Whole of Syria data FACTS & FIGURES End of year 2019 Creation date: 23 Jan 2020 RESULTS INDICATORS beneficiaries targeted (2019) beneficiaries reached by UNICEF interventions (Jan - Dec 2019) by Sub-District (Jan - Dec 2019) PEOPLE REACHED Number of children provided with education services in formal settings Number of children in non-formal education benefiting from education services Number of teachers and education personnel trained 1 2 3 SITUATION ANALYSIS RECENT HIGHLIGHTS RESULT TARGET 86% Funded* JAN - DEC 2019 Number of children and youth (5-24 years) participating in life skills and citizenship education programmes in formal and non-formal settings 4 Number of caregivers and children reached with C4D back to learning (BTL) interventions 5 Homs Aleppo Deir-ez-Zor Al-Hasakeh Hama Ar-Raqqa Rural Damascus Idleb Dara As-Sweida Lattakia Tartous Quneitra Damascus < 5,000 5,000 - 20,000 20,000 - 50,000 > 50,000 • Through the country, more than one in three schools are damaged or destroyed, while others are used for purposes not related to education such as shelter for displaced people. In the northwest of the country the continuation of hostilities resulted in the destruction or damage of over 80 schools in the reporting year, with 400,000 children in the northwest unable to sit for their final exams. • In the northwest of the country the continuation of hostilities resulted in the destruction of 87 schools in the third quarter of the year and it has been estimated that over half the school-aged population of Idleb is at risk of being out of school with the new school year. • During the year, UNICEF supported over 1.5 million children to access formal education, while, over 350,000 children were enrolled in non-formal education (including both alternative learning curricula and self-learning approaches). • Over 42,000 teachers and education personnel received training on child focus education. • Also, over 200,000 caregivers and children were reached with C4D back to learning (BTL) interventions. é 1.5 m 2.35 m 65% 215,000 100,000 215% 42,400 42,600 100% 358,000 440,000 81% 96,000 280,000 34% % REACHED EDUCATION WHOLE OF SYRI A
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Total number of people reached by UNICEF Education interventions
1.8 millionChild Protection PiN: 5.1 m**HNO 2017
People reached in hard to reach locations by UNICEF Education interventions (convoys and regular programmes)
212,000Beneficiaries (estimated) served with essential Education supplies through convoys
17,000
HtR locations reached
210
FUNDING STATUS
59.5 million required
51.3 million available
* Education - ADAP life skills project
This Facts and Figures sheet incorporates UNICEF Whole of Syria data
FACTS & FIGURESE n d o f y e a r 2 0 1 9
Creation date: 23 Jan 2020
RESULTSINDICATORS
beneficiaries targeted (2019)beneficiaries reached by UNICEF interventions (Jan - Dec 2019)
by Sub-District (Jan - Dec 2019)
PEOPLE REACHED
Number of children provided with education services in formal settings
Number of children in non-formal education benefiting from education services
Number of teachers and education personnel trained
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SITUATION ANALYSIS
RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
RESULT TARGET
86%Funded*
JAN - DEC 2019
Number of children and youth (5-24 years) participating in life skills and citizenship education programmes in formal and non-formal settings
4
Number of caregivers and children reached with C4D back to learning (BTL) interventions
5
Homs
Aleppo
Deir-ez-Zor
Al-Hasakeh
Hama
Ar-Raqqa
Rural Damascus
Idleb
DaraAs-Sweida
Lattakia
Tartous
Quneitra
Damascus
< 5,000
5,000 - 20,000
20,000 - 50,000
> 50,000
• Through the country, more than one in three schools are damaged or destroyed, while others are used for purposes not related to education such as shelter for displaced people. In the northwest of the country the continuation of hostilities resulted in the destruction or damage of over 80 schools in the reporting year, with 400,000 children in the northwest unable to sit for their �nal exams.
• In the northwest of the country the continuation of hostilities resulted in the destruction of 87 schools in the third quarter of the year and it has been estimated that over half the school-aged population of Idleb is at risk of being out of school with the new school year.
• During the year, UNICEF supported over 1.5 million children to access formal education, while, over 350,000 children were enrolled in non-formal education (including both alternative learning curricula and self-learning approaches).
• Over 42,000 teachers and education personnel received training on child focus education.
• Also, over 200,000 caregivers and children were reached with C4D back to learning (BTL) interventions.
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1.5 m 2.35 m65%
215,000 100,000215%
42,400 42,600100%
358,000 440,00081%
96,000 280,00034%
% REACHED
EDUCATIONW H O L E O F
S Y R I A
