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Middle East & North Africa: Civil Unrest – Emergency Appeal final report MDR82001

Report
IFRC

Period covered by this Final Report: 24 February 2011 to 30 September, 2012.

Appeal coverage: Up to 31 September 2012 the level of the appeal coverage has reached 74 per cent through cash and in-kind contributions

Appeal history:

  • CHF150,000 was allocated on 24 January 2011, from the IFRC’s Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) to support the Tunisian Red Crescent (TRC) in its response to civil unrest in Tunisia.

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Assistance to the affected in Syrian conflict, Revision 4 - SYR121

Report
ACT Alliance

Assistance to the Affected in Syrian Conflict - SYR 121 (revision 4)

Appeal Target: US$ 9,858,485
Funds Received: US$ 6,042,414
Balance Requested: US$ 3,816,071

Geneva, 23 May 2012

Dear Colleagues,

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Jordan + 1 other
Weekly Report Public Health and Nutrition Za’atri Camp HIS Week 19

  1. Operational Highlights and Situation update

• Assessment was conducted in Raba Sahan on the 14th of May by UNHCR Health staff and IOM in order plan new arrival vaccination and health screening services.

• MoH reports that in health centres and hospitals in and around Ramtha medication supplies that used to be enough for one month are now barely lasting for 8-­‐10 days.

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Syria Crisis Bi-Weekly Humanitarian Situation Report - Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey, 3 - 15 May 2013

Highlights

Nearly half of the 6.8 million people affected by the crisis in Syria are children. Over 1.5 million Syrians have already fled into neighboring countries. All are in urgent need of assistance. During the reporting period UNICEF and partners scaled up efforts in support of national immunization campaigns, ensuring that children across all affected countries continue to be vaccinated against preventable diseases.

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Syria Crisis Bi-Weekly Humanitarian Situation Report - Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey, 18 April - 02 May 2013

Campaign against measles and polio is continuing until the end of May in IDP shelters, schools and primary health care centres to cover governorates where children have not been reached.

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Pakistan + 11 others
Middle East and North Africa: Humanitarian Bulletin Issue 07 | March – April 2013 (EN/AR)

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • A 7.8 earthquake hit South-Eastern Iran on 16 April, close to the border with Pakistan. The impact was felt in both countries, with 14 people killed, 73 injured and two missing.

  • New and worsening humanitarian crises since 2011 have led to a considerable increase in CERF allocations to the MENA region. The largest recipients have been Pakistan, Syria and Yemen.

UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs:

To learn more about OCHA's activities, please visit http://unocha.org/.

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Overtaken by need: The world’s failure to meet Syria’s escalating humanitarian crisis

Report
Oxfam

Aid agency calls for improved humanitarian access to Syria as needs escalate

Refugee numbers in neighboring countries steadily climb

The world risks failing the people of Syria as the scale of suffering increases and the humanitarian fall-out from the crisis worsens by the day, warned aid agency Oxfam today.

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Syria Humanitarian Needs Overview, 26 April 2013

This overview provides an outline of the situation, facts about the affected population and the socio-economic impact of the crisis, as well as in-depth sectoral and operational analysis.

UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs:

To learn more about OCHA's activities, please visit http://unocha.org/.

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Syria: Humanitarian Snapshot (25 April 2013) [EN/AR]

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UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs:

To learn more about OCHA's activities, please visit http://unocha.org/.

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Jordan + 6 others
Inter-Agency Regional Response for Syrian refugees - Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey 18 -24 April 2013

REGIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

  • Close to 1.4 million refugees are seeking asylum and exerting growing pressure on neighbouring countries, particularly Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey. Registration data shows the top places of origin as Homs (23.3%), Daraa (15.1%), Hassakeh (14.1%) and rural Damascus (13.2%) of Syrian refugees in Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Egypt (excluding Turkey).

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ECHO Factsheet Syria - 22 April 2013

Key messages

• Imperative that additional assistance addresses the needs of displaced populations throughout Syria and not just in the "hotspots".

• Need to increase the number of authorized humanitarian organizations and to ease administrative procedures for the provision of aid inside Syria to cope with growing needs.

• Donors urgently need to provide and expand assistance to neighbouring countries hosting refugees.

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Syria: Humanitarian Bulletin, Issue 23, 9-22 April 2013 [EN/AR]

Lack of safe water and accumulation of solid waste in areas affected by the violence and areas of large IDP concentrations have raised considerable public health risks.

UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs:

To learn more about OCHA's activities, please visit http://unocha.org/.

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Jordan + 1 other
UN Weekly Inter-agency Situational Report - Jordan, Syrian Refugee Response update 07-14 April 2013

I. Facts and Figures (as at 31 March 2013)

• Number of Syrians either registered as refugees or being assisted as such has now exceeded 1.3 million mark regionallly.

• Government of Jordan estimates that there are some 470,000 Syrians of concern to UNHCR in the Kingdom.

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Syria Crisis Bi-Weekly Humanitarian Situation Report - Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey, 04 April - 17 April 2013

Worsening violence in Syria and subsequent degradation of access to basic services, including education and health care, has placed children at risk.

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Jordan + 6 others
Inter-Agency Regional Response for Syrian refugees - Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey 11 -17 April 2013

REGIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

  • Over 1.3 million refugees are living in neighbouring countries, stretching the capacity of host governments to accommodate new arrivals.

  • The situation has reached a breaking point. Needs are growing exponentially as we reach 120 per cent of the 1.1 million refugee population planning figure for June 2013. Humanitarian partners are expanding operations in response.

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Syria - Complex Emergency Fact Sheet #13, Fiscal Year (FY) 2013

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Approximately 1.2 million houses have been damaged or destroyed in Syria
  • Relief organizations prepare for disease outbreaks in Syria and in neighboring countries
  • USG partner supplies Aleppo bakeries with flour
  • Fighting displaces Syrians in Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsud district

KEY DEVELOPMENTS

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Jordan + 5 others
Inter-Agency Regional Response for Syrian refugees - Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey 4 -10 April 2013

Public services provided by host countries are being stretched to the maximum and depleting rapidly. The operations have reached a breaking point.