Summary of UNHCR Syria IDP Operations

There are 6.1 million people, including 2.8 million children, displaced within Syria, the biggest internally displaced population in the World.

UNHCR’s support to the Internally Displaced People (IDP) in Syria started in 2012. UNHCR’s support includes the provision of protection and community services, distribution of core relief items, shelter assistance, healthcare services, and educational support.

Read more in the weekly Summary of UNHCR Syria IDP Operations:

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UNHCR Syria Factsheet – January 2023

UNHCR Syria Factsheet – January 2023 – final

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End of Year Reports: A Year in Review

UNHCR in cooperation with partner International and National NGOs undertake programmes aiming at reducing vulnerabilities and enhancing protection.

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Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFI) Sectors’ Publications

Five years after the conflict, Syrian people remain vulnerable as they continue to face not just physical threats but the effects of prolonged conflict.

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Summary of UNHCR Syria IDP Operations

There are 6.1 million people, including 2.8 million children, displaced within Syria, the biggest internally displaced population in the World.
UNHCR started supporting IDPs with protection and community services, distribution of core relief items, shelter assistance, healthcare services, and educational support.