Whole of Syria
2022-06 Factsheet - Whole of Syria
June 2022
Dec 2022 > ©PUI
Highlights
- Winter PDM: Results from the winter PDM for the 2021-22 response were published, notable findings include; perceived increase in intensity of winter conditions, access constraints, item price fluctuations.
- ISG coordination retreat: A two-day ISG coordination retreat was held in May, where constructive discussions were held on (amongst other things) ways to further improve WoS coordination mechanisms and formulation of ISG work-planning for 2022.
NFI
Shelter
Need analysis
- Gaps in NES: SNFI actively engaged in discussions with CCCM, WASH, OCHA and associated partners, to discuss gaps identified in formal and informal camp settings in NES as a result of possible funding cuts. Through partner and donor engagement, most of the critical gaps identified were resolved.
- Contingency Planning: Contingency plans are being prepared in anticipation of a Turkish advance in the North of Syria. SNFI responses to the expected scenarios are being developed in coordination with the concerned coordination teams, particularly within Aleppo and NES.
Response
- Funding: By the end of Q2, partners were able to secure USD 53 million and USD 93 million for their shelter and NFI response respectively.
- Achievements: By the end of Q2, shelter and core NFI partners have been able to reach 2.81 million and 2.90 million people respectively.
Gaps / challenges
- Winter clothing: The departure of key NFI sector members from gift-in-kind (GIK) intervention has resulted in considerable gap in meeting critical winter clothing needs, especially for children in camp like settings.
- Procurement challenge: Delays in realising the NFI items (in pipeline) is leading to delay in distribution of core NFIs and places the winter response at risk.
- Coverage against HRP 2022 Targets* (indv): *A PiN can be in need of different Shelter and NFI responses, as such coverage should not be summarized into a single value.
