Updates

Humanitarian Reponse Plan 2024 (as of 31 August 2024) 25.8% Funded $4.07B Funding requirements $1.05B Funding received $3.02B Funding gaps

Humanitarian Reponse Plan 2024 (as of 31 July 2024) 23.2% Funded $4.07B Funding requirements $947.8M Funding received $3.12B Funding gaps

Syria is facing its highest levels of humanitarian need since the start of this 13-year crisis, and the situation continues to deteriorate. The oil derivatives crisis persisted across the country...

HIGHLIGHTS The use of the Bab Al-Hawa border crossing for UN aid delivery and personnel movement was extended for an additional six months until 13 January 2025. On 12 July, the Syria Cross-border...

On 30 May, in his statement to the United Nations Security Council, Mr Martin Griffiths highlighted concerns over the underfunding for the Syria humanitarian response which has the biggest funding...

Humanitarian needs in Syria are at record levels, yet serious shortfalls in funding the ability of humanitarian actors to provide assistance to vulnerable populations. In April, civilians were killed...

HIGHLIGHTS The humanitarian response to Syria remains alarmingly underfunded. Only 6 per cent of the required funding for 2024 ($227 million of the $4.07 billion needed) has been received. With...

• The Syria crisis entered its 14th year in March. The United Nations (UN) estimates that 16.7 million people need humanitarian assistance across the country. • In March, the humanitarian landscape...

Humanitarian needs in Syria continue to rise. Escalating violence, destruction of civilian infrastructure and a further decline of basic services have led to additional displacement and eroded...

HIGHLIGHTS After 13 years of conflict, the humanitarian situation in north-west Syria is at its worst. 3.4 million people are internally displaced - up from 2.9 million people last year. Almost half...

Humanitarian needs in Syria continue to rise. Escalating violence, destruction of civilian infrastructure and a further decline of basic services have led to additional displacement and suffering...

HIGHLIGHTS P.01 Statements to United Nations Security Council (UNSC) -Statement by the UN RC and HC a.i. for Syria, Mr Sudipto Mukerjee, on the militarization of Ebreha water plant, Deir-Ez-Zor...

HIGHLIGHTS P.01 Briefing by OCHA Director of Operations and Advocacy, Edem Wosornu, to the United Nations Security Council on the situation in Syria -Joint statements by the UN RCHC for Syria, Adam...

HIGHLIGHTS Since hostilities escalated on 5 October, at least 99 civilians have been killed and over 400 others injured, according to local health authorities as of 18 December. The UN completed more...

HIGHLIGHTS P.01 Statements to the United Nations Security Council -Economic update P.02 Acute watery diarrhoea and acute diarrhoea in Aleppo P.03 School rehabilitation in Lattakia P.04 Shortage of...

Epidemiological Overview Between 25th of August 2022 and 21st of October 2023 (epi-week 42), 217,512 suspected Acute watery Diarrhea (AWD)/cholera cases have been reported from all 14 governorates of...

HIGHLIGHTS P.01 OCHA director of operations and advocacy briefing to the Security Council on the humanitarian situation in Syria - Joint statement on the strike on the Mehkan water station,...

HIGHLIGHTS More than 70 people have been killed, over a third of whom were children, and 349 others injured, following an escalation of hostilities that began on 5 October. Over 120,000 people have...

Epidemiological Overview Between 25 August 2022 and 2 nd of September 2023 (epi-week 35), 189,374 suspected cases have been reported from all 14 governorates of Syria, with 105 associated deaths at a...

HIGHLIGHTS P.01 Syria Humanitarian Fund (SHF) continues to assist vulnerable population -Hostilities impact civilians in Deir-Ez-Zor P.02 Economic situation P.03 Situation review in As-Sweida -Water...