February Quneitra Governorate. Rural Damascus. Quneitra. Dar'a

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1 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets Governorate Introduction This multi-sector needs assessment is part of a monthly data collection exercise which aims to gather information about needs and the humanitarian situation inside Syria. The factsheets present information collected in ebruary 2016, referring to the situation in January UNO line ebruary 2016 Rural amascus These factsheets present information at the community/village level for each sub-district in governorate*. Selected key indicators for the following sectors are included in the factsheets: displacement, shelter, NIs, health, food security, WASH, education. The factsheets do not cover the entire range of indicators gathered in the questionnaire. Masaada or full visualisation of all indicators collected, please see the SIMAWG Needs Identification ynamic Reporting Tool, available here: In ebruary 2016, conflict in ar a governorate caused complex displacement of people, with many displaced to. REACH conducted a rapid assessment of humanitarian needs of recently arrived IPs in, which can be used as an update to the information presented in these factsheets. The rapid assessment is available here: rapid needs assessment, 26 ebruary 2016 Al-Khashniyyeh P: click on sub-district to jump to factsheet Methodology and limitations These findings are based on data collected remotely (in Jordan, Lebanon, Kurdistan Region of Iraq and Turkey) from Key Informants residing in their community of origin in Syria. Al-utayhah ar'a Information was collected from Key Informants in 22 communities in all 4 sub-districts of governorate. or each question asked, confidence levels are assigned based on the Key Informant s area of expertise and knowledge of the sector-specific situation. or a full description of the methodology, please see the Terms of Reference, available on the REACH Resource Centre here (link). iq Occupied Golan Heights *Admin 1 = governorate; admin 2 = district; admin 3 = sub-district; admin 4 = community / village; admin 5 = neighbourhood

2 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets, Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Shelter Most common shelter Independent apartment or Shared apartment or Collective public space not for shelter Private space not for shelter IPs NP IPs NP IPs NP SYP IPs NP Assessed communities (5/7) reiqa Qahtaniyeh isplacement SYP 1-25% SYP % of pre-conflict population remaining IPs already living IPs arrived in last month Cost of transportation to the border Unfinished apartment or No IPs Min - Max: rent paid per room (where known) SYP Western IPs NP SYP SYP Qahtaniyyeh 1-25% SYP % SYP % SYP Livelihoods Most common strategies used to cope with lack of income / resources Western High risk/illegal work Selling hold assets Children sent to work/beg Skipping meals reiqa NIs 5000 SYP 250 SYP 6500 SYP 650 SYP Western 7500 SYP 350 SYP 5500 SYP SYP 300 SYP 5000 SYP 200 SYP Most common electricity source Main network Generator No source available uel Prices utane (cannister) iesel (litre) irewood (tonne) NA: unable to purchase * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

3 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets, Governorate Health Most common health problems iarrhea Skin disease Malnutrition iarrhea ever WASH Most common water source Change in available water since last month More water No change Less water Status of most common water source Water is safe to drink Water tastes/smells bad People sick after drinking Most common method of garbage disposal Closed well isposed at designated site Open well uried / burned Private paid collection Closed well Skin disease ever Private paid collection Private paid collection Assessed communities (5/7) reiqa Qahtaniyeh Qahtaniyyeh reiqa ood Security Rice: no info Sugar: no info lour: no info Milk: no info Eggs: no info Western Samadaniyeh Rice: 700 SYP Sugar: 500 SYP lour: 230 SYP Milk: 200 SYP Education Rice: 450 SYP Sugar: 400 SYP lour: 75 SYP Milk: 150 SYP ebruary 2016 Rice: 500 SYP Sugar: 500 SYP lour: 500 SYP Milk: 150 SYP Eggs: 15 SYP Rice: 450 SYP Sugar: 450 SYP lour: 300 SYP Milk: 300 SYP Eggs: 45 SYP acilities destroyed Sub-district P-Code: SY Challenges to obtaining food No challenges Lack of resources to buy food available in markets Access to market Some foods expensive Local production decreased Cooking fuel availability Access to available fuel Some foods unavailable Rice, sugar, flour: 1kg Milk: 1 litre Eggs: 1 egg arriers to accessing education services Status of primary unctioning Not functioning All school-aged children accessed * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

4 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets (1/2), Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Shelter Most common shelter Independent apartment or Shared apartment or Collective public space not for shelter Private space not for shelter Unfinished apartment or No IPs Min - Max: rent paid per room (where known) IPs IPs NP SYP IPs NP NP SYP IPs IPs NP IPs NP NP SYP Assessed communities (11/17; 6 shown on this page) Kom Elwisseh - Marj arghut isplacement SYP SYP SYP 1-25% SYP % of pre-conflict population remaining IPs already living IPs arrived in last month Cost of transportation to the border SYP SYP Livelihoods Most common strategies used to cope with lack of income / resources Reducing meal size Eating weeds Children sent to work/beg High risk/illegal work Children sent to work/beg High risk/illegal work Taking loans/buying on credit High risk/illegal work Taking loans/buying on credit Skipping meals Children sent to work/beg Reducing meal size Hurriyeh Kom Elwisseh - Marj arghut NIs 6000 SYP 600 SYP 7500 SYP 650 SYP 6000 SYP 400 SYP SYP SYP 160 SYP 2400 SYP 350 SYP 6000 SYP Most common electricity source Main network Generator No source available uel Prices utane (cannister) iesel (litre) irewood (tonne) NA: unable to purchase * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

5 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets (1/2), Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Health Most common health problems Malnutrition Symptoms of psychological trauma Symptoms of psychological trauma iarrhea Maternal health issues Malnutrition iarrhea iarrhea ever Assessed communities (11/17; 6 shown on this page) Kaldiyeh Kom Elwisseh - Marj arghut ood Security Rice: 475 SYP Sugar: 375 SYP lour: 150 SYP Milk: 150 SYP Rice: 480 SYP Sugar: 300 SYP lour: 200 SYP Milk: 125 SYP Eggs: 20 SYP Rice: 250 SYP Rice: 480 SYP Sugar: 500 SYPSugar: 300 SYP lour: 50 SYP lour: 200 SYP Milk: 100 SYP Milk: 125 SYP Eggs: 45 SYP Eggs: 20 SYP Rice: 500 SYP Rice: 500 SYP Sugar: 750 SYPSugar: 400 SYP lour: no info lour: 350 SYP Milk: no info Milk: 150 SYP Eggs: 40 SYP Challenges to obtaining food No challenges Lack of resources to buy food available in markets Access to market Some foods expensive Local production decreased Cooking fuel availability Access to available fuel Some foods unavailable Rice, sugar, flour: 1kg Milk: 1 litre Eggs: 1 egg WASH Most common water source Change in available water since last month More water No change Less water Status of most common water source Water is safe to drink Water tastes/smells bad People sick after drinking Most common method of garbage disposal Open well Private paid collection Private paid collection Closed well Private paid collection Private paid collection Private paid collection isposed at designated site Hurriyeh Kom Elwisseh - Marj arghut Education Parents don t approve of curriculum arriers to accessing education services Status of primary unctioning Not functioning All school-aged children accessed Services are too far away Unsafe route to services * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

6 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets (2/2), Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Shelter Most common shelter Independent apartment or Shared apartment or Collective public space not for shelter Private space not for shelter Unfinished apartment or No IPs Min - Max: rent paid per room (where known) IPs IPs NP SYP IPs NP NP SYP IPs NP IPs NP Assessed communities (11/17; 5 shown on this page) Kom Elwisseh - Marj arghut Kallidyeh isplacement 1-25% SYP % SYP SYP 1-25% SYP % of pre-conflict population remaining IPs already living IPs arrived in last month Cost of transportation to the border None Livelihoods Most common strategies used to cope with lack of income / resources Taking loans/buying on credit Skipping meals Selling hold assets Selling hold assets Selling hold assets Hurriyeh Kom Elwisseh - Marj arghut NIs 4500 SYP 3500 SYP SYP SYP 450 SYP 350 SYP 1600 SYP 180 SYP 7000 SYP 250 SYP SYP Most common electricity source Main network Generator No source available uel Prices utane (cannister) iesel (litre) irewood (tonne) NA: unable to purchase * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

7 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets (2/2), Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Health Most common health problems Malnutrition iarrhea Symptoms of psychological trauma iarrhea ever WASH Most common water source Change in available water since last month More water No change Less water Status of most common water source Water is safe to drink Water tastes/smells bad People sick after drinking Most common method of garbage disposal Skin disease iarrhea ever Private paid collection isposed at designated site Public free collection uried / burned uried / burned Assessed communities (11/17; 5 shown on this page) Kom Elwisseh - Marj arghut Kalidyeh Hurriyeh Kom Elwisseh - Marj arghut ood Security Jbata Elkhashab Rice: 250 SYP Sugar: 500 SYP lour: 60 SYP Milk: 120 SYP Eggs: 45 SYP Rice: 500 SYP Sugar: no info lour: 35 SYP Milk: 400 SYP Education Rice: 250 SYP Sugar: 275 SYP lour: 100 SYP Milk: 150 SYP Rice: 400 SYP Sugar: 365 SYP lour: no info Milk: 185 SYP Eggs: 35 SYP Rice: 250 SYP Sugar: 275 SYP lour: 100 SYP Milk: 150 SYP Challenges to obtaining food No challenges Lack of resources to buy food available in markets Access to market Some foods expensive Local production decreased Cooking fuel availability Access to available fuel Some foods unavailable Rice, sugar, flour: 1kg Milk: 1 litre Eggs: 1 egg arriers to accessing education services Status of primary unctioning Not functioning Lack of school supplies Services aren t accessible * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

8 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets Al Khashniyyeh, Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Shelter Most common shelter Independent apartment or Shared apartment or Collective public space not for shelter Private space not for shelter Unfinished apartment or No IPs IPs NP SYP IPs NP SYP IPs NP SYP IPs NP 0-0 SYP Assessed communities (6/13) Asbah Eastern asa - Ein Qadi Esheh Ghadir Elbostan Hijeh Maalaqa Manshiyet Qarqas Qseibeh isplacement % SYP SYP SYP % of pre-conflict population remaining IPs already living IPs arrived in last month Cost of transportation to the border Min - Max: rent paid per room (where known) Livelihoods Most common strategies used to cope with lack of income / resources Reducing meal size Eating weeds Asbah Esheh Eastern asa - Ein Qadi Hijeh Manshiyet Maalaqa Qseibeh Qarqas Ghadir Elbostan NIs 3500 SYP % SYP 400 SYP 6250 SYP 1500 SYP 450 SYP Most common electricity source Main network Generator No source available Children sent to work/beg High risk/illegal work Selling hold assets 5500 SYP SYP 275 SYP 5000 SYP 325 SYP uel Prices utane (cannister) iesel (litre) irewood (tonne) NA: unable to purchase * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

9 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets Al Khashniyyeh, Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Health Most common health problems iarrhea iarrhea Injuries WASH Most common water source Change in available water since last month More water No change Less water Status of most common water source Water is safe to drink Water tastes/smells bad People sick after drinking Most common method of garbage disposal isposed at designated site Public free collection Closed well uried / burned isposed at designated site Assessed communities (6/13) Asbah Esheh Eastern asa - Ein Qadi Asbah Eastern asa - Ein Qadi Esheh Ghadir Elbostan Hijeh Maalaqa Manshiyet Qarqas Qseibeh Hijeh Manshiyet Maalaqa Qseibeh Qarqas Ghadir Elbostan ood Security Rice: 350 SYP Sugar: 350 SYP lour: 60 SYP Milk: 250 SYP Eggs: 60 SYP Rice: 550 SYP Sugar: 475 SYP lour: no info Milk: no info Eggs: 40 SYP Education Rice: 500 SYP Sugar: 500 SYP lour: 150 SYP Milk: 250 SYP Eggs: 40 SYP Rice: 350 SYP Sugar: 500 SYP lour: 45 SYP Milk: 100 SYP Parents don t approve of curriculum Lack of school supplies Challenges to obtaining food No challenges Lack of resources to buy food available in markets Access to market Some foods expensive Local production decreased Cooking fuel availability Access to available fuel Some foods unavailable Rice, sugar, flour: 1kg Milk: 1 litre Eggs: 1 egg arriers to accessing education services Status of primary unctioning Not functioning * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

10 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets iq, Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Shelter Most common shelter Independent apartment or Shared apartment or Collective public space not for shelter Private space not for shelter IPs NP SYP Assessed communities (1/2) Razaniyet Saida R isplacement SYP % of pre-conflict population remaining IPs already living IPs arrived in last month Cost of transportation to the border Unfinished apartment or No IPs Min - Max: rent paid per room (where known) Razaniyet Saida Livelihoods Jomleh NIs Most common strategies used to cope with lack of income / resources Selling hold assets Skipping meals M 5000 SYP 325 SYP Most common electricity source Main network Generator No source available uel Prices utane (cannister) iesel (litre) irewood (tonne) NA: unable to purchase * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)

11 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district actsheets iq, Governorate Sub-district P-Code: SY ebruary 2016 Health Most common health problems iarrhea ever Assessed communities (1/2) Razaniyet Saida R ood Security Rice: 425 SYP Sugar: 270 SYP lour: 40 SYP Milk: 200 SYP Eggs: 40 SYP Challenges to obtaining food No challenges Lack of resources to buy food available in markets Access to market Some foods expensive Local production decreased Cooking fuel availability Access to available fuel Some foods unavailable Razaniyet Saida Rice, sugar, flour: 1kg Milk: 1 litre Eggs: 1 egg WASH Most common water source Change in available water since last month More water No change Less water Status of most common water source Water is safe to drink isposed at designated site M Jomleh Education arriers to accessing education services Status of primary unctioning Not functioning Water tastes/smells bad People sick after drinking Most common method of garbage disposal * $1 = 334 SYP (UN operational rates of exchange as of 1 ebruary 2016)