Al Za’atari Camp Population Profile and Health Assessment, Jordan

Accès limité à l’eau, aux services de santé et aux moyens de subsistance  À l’instar des autres pays de la région, le Burkina Faso connaît un contexte sécuritaire de plus en plus difficile, provoquant d’intenses déplacements de populations. Depuis 2019, la crise humanitaire se prolonge et évolue pour devenir une crise multidimensionnelle qui affecte un […]

Access all the ongoing research and activities that IMPACT and REACH are launching in order to help the humanitarian community respond to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in crisis-affected countries. Regular updates, key findings and contact information.

Every month, IMPACT Initiatives will introduce a member of its staff working in the field and who is actively engaged in collecting information from affected populations to explore what drives them to keep improving humanitarian action. Meet Muna, a committed humanitarian from Jordan who went from joining REACH teams on to building and managing them entirely.

An estimate of 1.4 million internally displaced persons or IDPs reside in Idleb governorate and the surrounding opposition-held areas of western Aleppo and north-western Hama. The figure has come to represent one of Syria’s largest IDP populations and a vast number of people who continue to live in dire conditions in overburdened host communities. These […]

Since the onset of the Syria crisis in 2011, Jordan has witnessed the arrival of over one million Syrians, of whom 665,000 are now registered as refugees with UNHCR.

Recent displacement trends show that increasing numbers of displaced populations do not reside in camps or designated areas. 

By 2050 over 70% of the global population will live in urban areas.

Since the outbreak of the Syria crisis, Jordan has been seeking to accelerate the country’s development whilst mitigating the impact the crisis has had on the country.