UNHCR - Syria · In Syria and during the summer, weather temperature reaches high and dangerous...
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UNHCR - Syria January - July 2019 Main Acvies In Syria and during the summer, weather temperature reaches high and dangerous degrees of 40+ degrees Celsius which rises the risk of heat strokes especially among children and elderly. UNHCR with partners have distributed rechargeable fans to the families of Abu Abdeh and Tal Anbar to reduce the risk and ease their lives.
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UNHCR - Syria
January - July 2019 Main Activities
In Syria and during the summer, weather temperature reaches high and dangerous degrees of 40+ degrees Celsius which rises the risk of heat strokes especially among children and elderly. UNHCR with partners have distributed rechargeable fans to the families of Abu Abdeh and Tal Anbar to reduce the risk and ease their lives.
UNHCR-Syria/Main Activities
UNHCR-Syria/ January - July / 2019
Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Arida
Daraa - Ramtha
Naseeb
Kassab
At Tanf
Abu Kamal
Bab Al Hawa
Jusiyah-Qaa
Jarablus
Bab Al Salam
Nusaybeen
Al Yarubiyah
Semalka
Ras Al Ain
Tal Abyad
Jdaydet Yabous
As-Sweida
Al-Hasakeh
Damascus
Quneitra
Rural Damascus
Idleb
Dar’a
TartousDeir-ez-Zor
Ar-Raqqa
Aleppo
Hama
Homs
Qamishli
Lattakia
UNHCR static facilities and ORVs figures Jan–Dec 2018
# of CCs # of ORVs # of Satellite centers # of MUs
Pillar 3 (IDPS) 97 2810 26 100Pillar 4 (Returnees & Host communities) 1 39 1 1
UNHCR static facilities and ORVs figures Jan–Jul 2019
# of CCs # of ORVs # of Satellite centers # of MCCs
Pillar 4 & 3 95 2,670 23 107
Pillar 1 1 109 0 0
UNHCR Warehouses
Community Centres
Outreach Volunteers
UNHCR Offices Mobile Community Centres
Satellite Community CentresCommunity CentresGaziantep Hub
Closed Crossing Point
Border-Crossing as per UNSCR 2165
Opened Crossing Point
Health Points
Primary Health Care Clinics
Camps
96 13
182,779
107
30
FU Hama2
FO Sweida265 % FO Tartous
265 %
SO Homs336 %
SO Damascus459 %
SO Qamishli51
10 %
SO Aleppo56
11 %
CO Damascus28554 %
UNHCR Staff 524
UNHCR PRESENCE
UNHCR-Syria/Main Activities
UNHCR-Syria/ January - July / 2019
Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
As-Sweida
Al-Hasakeh
Damascus
Quneitra
Rural Damascus
Idleb
Dar’a
TartousDeir-ez-Zor
Ar-Raqqa
Aleppo
Hama
Homs
Qamishli
Lattakia
Child Protection GBVProtection
# of PoCs receiving legal counselling
# of PoC benefit fromawareness sessions
# of PoC receiving legal interventionbefore administrative bodies
# of PoCs receiving legal interventionbefore courts
Child Protection 107,096
12 % GBV164,165
18 %
Protection645,472
70 %
Idleb
Deir -ez -Zor
Ar-Raqqa
Dar'a
Quneitra
Al-Hasakeh
As-Sweida
Homs
Lattakia
Hama
Tartous
Damascus
Rural Damascus
Aleppo
4,336
11,324
80,866
85,536
Community Centres
Outreach Volunteers
Mobile Community Centres
Satellite Community Centres
Community CentresGaziantep Hub
Camps
96
2,779
107
30
- 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000
UNHCR SYRIA PROTECTION ACTIVITIES916,733 Persons Reached
UNHCR-Syria/Main Activities
UNHCR-Syria/ January - July / 2019
Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
68,848
160
364,046
68,640
70,242
33,997
108,686
218,93510,500
51,580
7,580
5,701
7,179
As-Sweida
Al-Hasakeh
Damascus
Quneitra
Rural Damascus
Idleb
TartousDeir-ez-Zor
Ar-Raqqa
Aleppo
Hama
Homs
Qamishli
Lattakia
Dar’a Emergency277,875
27 %
IA Convoy51,725
5 %
Regular686,494
68 %Deir - ez-Zor
Quneitra
As-Sweida
Ar- Raqqa
Damascus
Tartous
Lattakia
Dar'a
Hama
Al-Hasakeh
Homs
Rural Damascus
Aleppo
234,750
417,056
481,418
632,440 733,524
825,243
1,016,094
Jan Feb Jun March April May July
- 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000
UNHCR SYRIA CORE RELIEF ITEM (CRI) DISTRIBUTION1,016,094 Persons Reached (Received at least 1 CRI)
UNHCR-Syria/Main Activities
UNHCR-Syria/ January - July / 2019
Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
As-Sweida
Al-Hasakeh
Damascus
Quneitra
Rural Damascus
Idleb
TartousDeir-ez-Zor
Ar-Raqqa
Aleppo
Hama
Homs
Qamishli
Lattakia
Dar’a
Shelter Kit Shelter KitDebris removal
Water systems constructed
Shelter Kit
Debris removalWater systems constructed
Debris Removal
Al-Hol Camp
1,138 family size tents
Mabrouka Camp
Ain Essa Camp
Mahmudli Camp
Al Areesha Camp
Newroz Camp
Roj Camp
1,444 family size tents492 family size tents
2 family size tents
15 family size tents
Installed 9,648 tents, 207 big size tents and 5 rub-halls
Damaged House repair Debris removal Water systems
constructed Solid waste bin
165
253
1,900
5,975
6,359
9,978
16,500
53,146
Homs
As-Sweida
Hama
Aleppo
Dar'a
Ar-Raqqa
Rural Damascus
Al-Hasakeh
UNHCR SYRIA SHELTER ACTIVITIES94,276 Persons Reached
Beneficiaries by Governerate
UNHCR-Syria/Main Activities
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Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
1
4
8
22
1
1
2
1
3
4
2
As-Sweida
Al-Hasakeh
Damascus
Quneitra
Rural Damascus
Idleb
Tartous
Deir-ez-Zor
Ar-Raqqa
Aleppo
Hama
Homs
Qamishli
Lattakia
Dar’a
Health Points
Primary Health Care Clinics 13
18
215,865 person of concerns received medical consultationin the PHC clinics
38,557 person of concerns reached by community based health activities
2,561 person of concerns benefited from emergency and lifesaving referrals
Homs
Hama
Damascus & Rural Damascus
Aleppo
188
503
645
1,225
567
538
1,929
1,934
2,631
4,889
26,069
Hassakeh
Dar’a
Qunaitra
Hama
Homs
Tartous
Aleppo
9,408
30,321
55,160
60,336
60,640
Homs
Rural Damascus
Aleppo
Hama
Damascus
UNHCR SYRIA HEALTH INTERVENTIONS256,983 Persons Reached
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Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Livelihood toolkits
1,364 Vocational training
Livelihood toolkits
UNHCR distributed 2,149 livelihoods toolkits� Blacksmithing� Mobile maintenance� Sewing� Carpentry� Female hairdressing
837 Entrepreneurship/ business training
225 Start-up Small business program Quneitra
Ar-Raqqa
Al-Hasakeh
As-Sweida
Rural Damascus
Homs
Dar´a
Hama
Damascus
Tartous
Lattakia
Aleppo
17
67
74
75
107
143
145
168
246
280
300
527
As-Sweida
Al-Hasakeh
Damascus
Quneitra
Rural Damascus
Idleb
TartousDeir-ez-Zor
Ar-Raqqa
Aleppo
Hama
Homs
Qamishli
Al-Hol
Lattakia
Dar’a
UNHCR SYRIASELF-RELIANCE AND LIVELIHOOD
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Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
31,161 Current Population
17,664
31,148
88
594
483
349
344
339
11,399
66
14110
4
14
camp population (Iraqis)
Current population 31,109 *Total urban refugees 16,765Total asylum seekers 14,344
*This figure excludes the camp population
Individuals in Newroz and Roj camps have been formally registered in proGres and are counted among the total number of registered asylum-seekers
Al-Hol Camp population is not included in the total population of concern
2,595
23
28,207
1,836
66
400
121
515
4,043
76
54
1,797
50
35
37
8
166
472
17,987
10,617
1,328
Inidividuals received legal assistance in 2019
Individuals in detention and were assisted in 2019
Primary care services
Secondary and teritarry care services
Medical in kind assistance
Counseling (in person)
Assessment
Counseling (in person & hotline)
Social/recreational activities
Assessment
Referral to services
Awareness activities
Vocational training
Entrepreneurship / business training
Cash for work
Start up business project
Counseling & hotline
Learning & education
Multi purpose cash grant & cash for food
Counseling (in person & hotline)
Vulnerability assessment
Lega
lH
ealth
Child
pro
tecti
onSG
BVLi
velih
ood
Educ
ation
Cash
as
sist
ance
As-Sweida
Al-Hasakeh
Damascus
Quneitra
Rural Damascus
Idleb
TartousDeir-ez-Zor
Ar-Raqqa
Aleppo
Hama
Homs
Qamishli
Al-Hol
Newroz
Roj
Lattakia
Dar’a
REFUGEES AND ASYLUM-SEEKERS
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CONTACTS: Toloe Masori, Reporting Officer Syria, [email protected]
FINANCIAL INFORMATION***
UNHCR is grateful for the critical support provided by donors who have contributed to this operation as well as those who have contributed to UNHCR programmes with broadly earmarked and unearmarked funds.
EARMARKED CONTRIBUTIONS | USD
Earmarked contributions for the operation amount to some US$ 104,198,441
BROADLY EARMARKED CONTRIBUTIONS | USD
Special thanks to the major donors of broadly earmarked contributions that can potentially be used for this operation due to their earmarking to a related situation or theme, or to the region or sub-region.Private donors Australia 6.2 million | Germany 5.4 million | United States of America 3.5 million | Sweden 3.3 million | Private donors Germany 3 million | Private donors Republic of Korea 2.7 million
UNEARMARKED CONTRIBUTIONS | USD
Special thanks to the major donors of unearmarked contributions.Sweden 99.8 million | Norway 44.5 million | Private donors Spain 39.6 million | Netherlands 37.5 million | United Kingdom 31.7 million | Germany 26.7 million | Denmark 24.4 million | Private donors Republic of Korea 20.6 million | Switzerland 15.1 million | France 14 million | Private donors Japan 12.1 million | Ireland 10.2 million
*** As of 30 July 2019, please find attached in Annex more details.
62,200,000
9,371,428 5,871,991 5,000,000 3,799,392 2,199,978 1,685,894 1,000,000 995,100 956,363 500,000 220,375 78,038 57,405 19,901
United Statesof America
Japan Norway
7,196,970
Germany Saudi Arabia Canada Sweden Syria Humanitarian
Fund
Kuwait-AmericaFoundation
Silatech EuropeanUnion
Russian Federation
568,182
FranceThe Big Heart Foundation
Spain Slovenia Miscellaneous private donors
