This report describes the situation when it was prepared (2024). Figures and conditions may have changed since.
Summary
Three-page flash report stating that more than two million displaced people live in camps in northwestern Syria and that over 94% of them struggle to secure adequate food. It reports that heavy rainfall since the beginning of winter has affected over 134,000 people and damaged more than 412 camps (about 22% of the total), which it classifies as disaster conditions. It recommends urgent food assistance and rehabilitation of damaged shelters.
Key figures from the report
- 94% More than two million displaced people reside in camps across northwestern Syria, with over 94% of them struggling to secure an adequate food supply. Page 2
- 134,000 Since the beginning of winter, over 134,000 displaced individuals have been adversely affected by heavy rainfall. Page 2
- 412 Heavy rainfall damaged more than 412 camps, approximately 22% of the total camps in the region. Page 2