SYRIA HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN
1 JANUARY-30 JUNE 2013
KEY FACTS
Funding required: US$519,627,047
Beneficiaries: an estimated four million people
in need of urgent humanitarian assistance,
including an estimated two million displaced
people, which includes 360,000 of the 525,525
Palestinian refugees in Syria:
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People located in or near areas subject to
armed activities.
Affected populations who have moved to
other areas including children
Host families and communities.
Poor people suffering from the multiple
effects of the current events, including the
impact of economic sanctions.
Sector
Requirements
USD
FOOD
NFIs AND SHELTER
HEALTH
WASH
EDUCATION
196,896,716
110,771,867
81,905,133
43,417,139
23,024,800
LIVELIHOODS
19,670,111
COMMUNITY SERVICES
COORDINATION
LOGISTICS AND EMERGENCY
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
STAFF SAFETY SERVICES
GRAND TOTAL
20,547,692
9,438,752
5,500,000
8,454,837
519,627,047
Priority needs: food assistance, shelter, water and sanitation, nutrition and emergency medical
services, cash assistance, rehabilitation of critical infrastructure, basic services, and non-food items,
including mattresses and bedding, kitchen and hygiene sets, clothes, baby supplies, etc
Objectives of the SHARP:
 Provide relief supplies and appropriate emergency services to those most directly affected by the
current events;
 Assist people who left their homes and host communities;
 Support the Government in the rehabilitation and reconstruction of critical infrastructure and
vital public services events through rapid repairs;
 Address humanitarian needs of the poor who are most affected by the current situation in order
to avoid their further destitution.
61 projects in 10 sectors, with assistance in all 14 governorates of Syria: Food; NFIs/shelter;
health and medical care (including nutrition); WASH; education; livelihoods and economic stabilisation;
community services; rehabilitation and reconstruction of critical infrastructure and utility services;
coordination; logistics and emergency telecommunications; staff safety.
Activities include: food rations for 1.5 million for six months; ready-to-eat-supplementary food
(RUSF) for 50,000 children under the age of three; agricultural assistance for 400,000; food and cash for
360,000 Palestinian refugees; non-food items for 1.5 million; shelter assistance for 250,000 Syrians;
NFIs, cash and shelter assistance for 100,000 Palestinian refugees; reproductive health services for one
million women; health initiatives for up to four million Syrians + 525,525 Palestinian refugees;
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supporting school for over 550,000 children; providing basic community services for three million people
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