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Humanitarian Needs Assessment Programme (HNAP) I Syria - Summer 2020 Report Series Disability Overview Format Disability and Data Collection Inside Syria Over 9 years of conflict, infrastructure degradation and on-going displacement in Syria has exposed millions to physical injury and trauma, while also compounding risks for persons with pre-existing disabilities, undermining their access to essential services and support. Since 2018 the Humanitarian Needs Assessment Programme (HNAP) has employed the Washington Group Questions (short-set tool), the most widely used and tested tool in humanita...
Syrian Arab Republic: Disability Prevalence and Impact - IDP Report Series Fall 2020 Format About This Report Nearly half of Syria’s pre-conflict population remains in displacement. 5.6 million are displaced abroad, the majority of whom are in neighboring Turkey, while a substantial 6.5 million are displaced across Syria.3 Over a third of those displaced inside Syria have a disability (36 percent). This report investigates the prevalence and impact of disabilities for displaced persons across the country. It achieves this through an investigation into socio-economic, demographic and priorit...
The Darkest Decade: What displaced Syrians face if the world continues to fail them Format Syria: Another decade of crisis on the horizon expected to displace millions more The Syria crisis could see at least 6 million more displacements over yet another decade if the conflict, insecurity and economic deterioration continue unabated, a new report by the Norwegian Refugee Council warns today. Ten years since the start of the biggest displacement crisis since World War 2, analysis by NRC shows that on average, an estimated 2.4 million displacements occurred in and outside Syria every year since...