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Daily Emergency Needs Tracking weekly bulletin: 14 June-20 June 2021 Covering the needs of newly-arrived IDPs Format The aim of the Emergency Needs Tracking (ENT) System is to track the key priority needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in northwest Syria, as well as identifying communities with households in direct need of humanitarian assistance. The ENT assesses communities that have experienced any of the following in the three days prior to data collection: more than 40 IDP arrivals, natural hazards (including storms, fires, and flooding), conflict escalation, or any other event w...

English Infographic on Syrian Arab Republic about Education, Food and Nutrition and more; published on 25 May 2021 by REACH

Daily Emergency Needs Tracking weekly bulletin: : 3 May-9 May 2021 Covering the needs of newly-arrived IDPs Format Background and methodology The aim of the Emergency Needs Tracking (ENT) System is to track the key priority needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in northwest Syria, as well as identifying communities with households in direct need of humanitarian assistance. The ENT assesses communities that have experienced any of the following in the three days prior to data collection: more than 40 IDP arrivals, natural hazards (including storms, fires, and flooding), conflict escalat...

Research Terms of Reference: Emergency Needs Tracking in Northwest Syria (SYR2004), Version 2.0, 08/03/2021 Format 2.1. Rationale Despite the implementation of numerous ceasefires, aerial bombardments and ground-based conflict precipitated mass displacement in northwest Syria throughout 2019 and in the beginning of 2020. The sheer number of IDP arrivals and unpredictability of displacement trends has led to complex humanitarian challenges in communities witnessing high numbers of IDP arrivals and has exacerbated already dire humanitarian conditions. Moreover, severe weather conditions such as...

Building research tools to improve response and resilience to flooding in Syria Format February 5, 2021 Displacement associated with disasters and the effects of climate change is one of today's most serious humanitarian and development issue. In the first half of 2020 alone, **disasters triggered 9.8 million new displacements, and most were linked to weather-related hazards such as storms, floods and droughts. In northwest Syria, extreme flooding events are devastating families already reeling from ten years of conflict, displacement, economic ruin, and the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. S...