Syria (Turkey cross-border)

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Response overview

Key Figures - 2023

 

IDPs across NW Syria
Persons living in IDP sites
Of the population in IDP sites are children
IDP Sites Registered
 

Priorities in 2023

  1. Displacement tracking in IDP sites and communities, monitoring and analyzing needs in reception and collective centres and IDP sites;
  2. Reception centres: consolidation, management and coordination of responses in prioritised sites;
  3. Maintenance of basic infrastructure and facilities;
  4. Emergency response coordination: fires, floods, and storms.

Country synopsis

The north-west Syria CCCM Cluster is co-lead by UNHCR and Global Communities.

The Cluster coordinates 30 active members responding to the needs of 1.9 million internally displaced persons living across some 1,400 camps and informal sites.

While camps are a last-resort, emergency solution, many CCCM-registered sites have been established for several years. The majority of sites are informal, meaning they are self-settled and lack site planning.

The CCCM Cluster is facing a 92% funding gap as of March 2023, and more support is urgently needed to improve the conditions in camps and informal sites. 

HDX DATASETS

23 Common Operating Datasets or CCCM-tagged datsets are on the Humanitarian Data Exchange:

Contacts

Johnson Opoka
CCCM Snr Cluster Coordinator
opoka@unhcr.org

Tammam Dubel
Cluster Co-Coordinator
tdubel@globalcommunities.org

Abdulrahman Mnawar
Associate Cluster Coordination Officer
mnawar@unhcr.org

Hassan Assani
Cluster Information Management Officer
hassani@globalcommunities.org

Khaled Alkteefan
Sr. Data Management Associate
alkteefa@unhcr.org