This report describes the situation when it was prepared (2024). Figures and conditions may have changed since.
Summary
Four-page update on conditions in the camps of northwestern Syria, attributing worsening conditions to insufficient funding. It charts response rates by sector (from 22% for water and sanitation to 42% for shelter), reports unmet needs up 26% on the previous month alongside a 13.57% fall in the overall response, and states that 89% of families rely solely on humanitarian aid. It recommends more funding, better coordination, investment in camp infrastructure and long-term support.
Key figures from the report
- 22% Water and sanitation has the lowest response rate of the seven sectors charted, 22% (shelter is highest at 42%). Page 2
- 26% The percentage of unmet humanitarian needs has increased by 26% compared to the previous month, coupled with a 13.57% decrease in the overall humanitarian response. Page 2
- 89% The percentage of families relying solely on humanitarian aid has surged to 89%. Page 3