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Strategic Objectives3Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Provide life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable people with an emphasis on those in areas with high severity of needs. - Strategic Objective
Enhance the prevention and mitigation of protection risks and respond to protection needs through supporting the protective environment in Syria, by promoting international law, International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and International Human Rights Law (IHRL) and though quality, principled assistance. - Strategic Objective
Increase the resilience of affected communities by improving access to livelihood opportunities and basic services, especially among the most vulnerable households and communities.
- Strategic Objective
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Specific Objectives6Specific Objectives
- Specific Objective
1.95M Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in last resort sites regularly access quality lifesaving and sustaining humanitarian assistance. - Specific Objective
The health and Nutrition of 3M pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and 1.4M children under five years of age is improved. - Specific Objective
The threat posed by explosive ordnance is minimized to ensure safe access to services and an inclusive protection environment for 905000 children and 3,182 teachers. - Specific Objective
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) risks for 1.6M people are mitigated through the provision of quality and integrated services. - Specific Objective
1.5M people have improved access to adequate housing, community infrastructure and basic services. - Specific Objective
3.5M (700,000 households) vulnerable people have enhanced access to market-based livelihood opportunities and production.
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Sector Objectives41Sector Objectives
- Sector Objective
Provide logistics services, including surface transportation, Provide logistics services, including surface transportation, transshipment, and warehousing to humanitarian organizations responding to the Syria crisis. - Sector Objective
Provide effective coordination support across response modalities for a reinforced response [ related to strategic objectives 1, 2 and 3 ] - Sector Objective
Support to water, sanitation/sewage and solid waste management systems to ensure regular services for affected people in Syria - Sector Objective
Enhance access to market-based livelihood opportunities and production - Sector Objective
Providing life-saving shelter and non-food items (NFI) support. - Sector Objective
Protect and strengthen lifesaving maternal and child nutrition services for pregnant and lactating women and young children with infant and young child feeding in emergencies (IYCF-E) services, , micronutrient interventions, and maternal nutrition support - Sector Objective
Improve protection of population affected by the crisis through community-based and individually targeted protection interventions and through advocacy with duty bearers - Sector Objective
Monitoring the provision of streamlined humanitarian life-saving, multi-sectoral assistance in IDPs sites and strengthening basic infrastructure - Sector Objective
Increase access to life-saving and life-sustaining coordinated, equitable humanitarian health services for those most vulnerable and in need - Sector Objective
To Scale-up and sustain minimum food consumption needs through life-saving and life-sustaining food assistance. - Sector Objective
Increased safe and equitable availability and access to in-person and home-based formal and non-formal education for crisis-affected children and youth - Sector Objective
Provide common security telecommunications, voice and data connectivity services to humanitarian partners. - Sector Objective
Support an enabling protection environment and social cohesion by improving housing and related community/public infrastructure - Sector Objective
Enhanced quality of formal and non-formal education for children and youth - Sector Objective
Deliver humanitarian WASH supplies and services, and improve hygienic behavior and practices of most vulnerable people - Sector Objective
Maintain coordination and operational capacity for UNRWA-led programmes targeting Palestine refugees [ related to strategic objectives 1, 2 and 3 ] - Sector Objective
Support self-reliance of affected households by protecting and building productive assets and restoring or creating income generating opportunities to save and sustain lives. - Sector Objective
Improving the management quality in and accountability of camp management in IDP sites - Sector Objective
Improved access to basic services, electricity, water, education and health facilities - Sector Objective
Maintain regional Whole-of-Syria inter-agency logistics coordination and information management in order to support humanitarian actors. - Sector Objective
Strengthen health sector capacity to prepare for, detect and deliver timely response to disease outbreaks, including COVID-19 - Sector Objective
Improve equitable access to curative nutrition services through systematic and timely identification, referral, and treatment of acutely malnourished cases for pregnant and lactating women, and boys and girls under 59 months of age - Sector Objective
Strengthen technical capacity of humanitarian actors and duty bearers at national and community level to assess, analyse, prevent and address protection risks and needs - Sector Objective
Lead inter-agency emergency telecommunications coordination and information sharing to support the operational needs of humanitarian partners - Sector Objective
Strengthening a robust, nutrition information system to improve decision making on needs-based programming. - Sector Objective
Improve access to quality and life-saving GBV response services for GBV survivors and women and girls at risk and put measures in place to prevent and mitigate risks of GBV - Sector Objective
To improve communities' resilience and capacity to sustain households’ livelihoods by improving linkages with value chain through the light rehabilitation of productive and economic infrastructure. - Sector Objective
WASH coordination structures facilitated and enhanced - Sector Objective
Strengthening household and communal coping mechanisms in camp and camp-like settings and developing exit strategies* - Sector Objective
Support social cohesion through working for and with communities - Sector Objective
Enhance the capacity of humanitarian organizations to effectively manage the logistics of humanitarian operations in Syria. - Sector Objective
Strengthen health system capacity to support continuity of care, strengthen community resilience, and respond to IDP movements and changes in context. - Sector Objective
Enhance security risk management measures to ensure the safety and security of UN personnel and continuity of humanitarian programme delivery [ related to strategic objectives 1, 2 and 3 ] - Sector Objective
Education systems and communities are better able to support a timely, coordinated and evidence-based education response - Sector Objective
Build technical capacity of humanitarian partners and strengthen their ability to ensure safety of staff and assets in the field. - Sector Objective
Improve WASH facilities and services in institutions to minimize sub-standard WASH conditions of the most vulnerable people in Syria - Sector Objective
Minimize the impact of explosive ordnance for communities most at risk - Sector Objective
Provide targeted assistance to national NGOs that demonstrate a need for telecommunications assistance beyond their organizational capacity. - Sector Objective
Coordination to support early recovery and livelihood response - Sector Objective
Disseminating operational information on movements of IDPs on a timely basis - Sector Objective
Increased and more equitable access for boys and girls to quality child protection interventions in targeted locations in line with the Child Protection Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Action
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Sector Activities161Sector Activities
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Provision of core and essential NFIs (e.g. mattress, plastic sheeting, blankets, jerry cans, kitchen sets, solar lamps; including cash/voucher for these items). - Sector Activity
General Protection: Provide quality and integrated protection services, with a focus on community-based approaches, including awareness-raising, psychosocial assistance, targeted support to persons with specific protection needs and other community initiatives, through community centers and outreach mechanisms - Sector Activity
Provide facility and community-based one-to-one counselling on WHO recommended Infant and Young Child Feeding and maternal nutrition practices - Sector Activity
Repair and rehabilitation of water systems - Sector Activity
Facilitate inter-sector/cluster coordination at operational (field) and Whole of Syria level - Sector Activity
Provide children with Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) - Sector Activity
Provide emergency response to crisis affected vulnerable people with short- term food assistance through appropriate modalities - Sector Activity
Support effective response through the provision of emergency telecommunications and data communications services to humanitarian partners throughout Syria and the surrounding countries in 13 common operational areas - Sector Activity
Create short-term work opportunities - Sector Activity
Multi-sector responses in IDP sites - Sector Activity
Provide essential primary and secondary health care services, including trauma care, and referral. - Sector Activity
Maintain common UN logistics services, including common transport, coordination of convoys, storage and transshipmentstorage, transshipment and air transport support - Sector Activity
Provision of seasonal and supplementary NFIs and shelter assistance (e.g. winter clothing, fuel, winter-specific shelter upgrades; or summer/flood assistance including cash/voucher for these items) - Sector Activity
Organize regular and ad-hoc coordination meetings in Syria and Turkey - Sector Activity
Foster access to regular employment - Sector Activity
4W for nutrition sector/cluster Support adherence to the Breastmilk Substitute Standard Operating Procedures for Whole of Syria - Sector Activity
Provide the assessed food insecure people with monthly food assistance through appropriate modalities - Sector Activity
Increase the access to and the disbursement of Country-Based Pooled Funds to national partners - Sector Activity
Support the provision of formal education to children and youth - Sector Activity
Support to water quality assurance, operation and maintenance of water supply systems - Sector Activity
Strengthening fire response in IDP sites - Sector Activity
General Protection: Provide legal advice/counselling and legal representation on civil status documentation /registration as well as on housing, land and property (HLP) issues in accordance with national legislation - Sector Activity
Provide routine immunization services to all children 1 years of age - Sector Activity
Deploy connectivity services in new operational hub - Sector Activity
Provision of emergency shelter (e.g. tent installation in camps, transit sites and spontaneous settlements with associated infrastructure, distribution of emergency shelter materials and kits; rental assistance, including cash/voucher for these items). - Sector Activity
Expand very/ultra high frequency (VHF/UHF) radio network in common operational areas - Sector Activity
General Protection: Advocacy with duty bearers and key stakeholders to inform and enhance the response to protection risks - Sector Activity
Repair, rehabilitation and operational support to sanitation/sewage and solid waste management systems - Sector Activity
Provide vocational and skills training opportunities - Sector Activity
Provide the tools and resources to enhance common and regular situational awareness of humanitarian needs, and enable informed decision-making - Sector Activity
Provide persons with Specific Needs (PSN) with supplementary food assistance through appropriate modalities (complementary to 1.2 and inter-linkage) - Sector Activity
Provide Micronutrient supplementation to pregnant women and children - Sector Activity
Strengthening basic infastructure in IDP sites - Sector Activity
Provide antenatal care - Sector Activity
Provide partners with up-to-date information on regular basis for operational decision-making and planning - Sector Activity
Provide children and youth with non-formal education programs, including remedial classes, Accelerated Learning Programs (ALP), catch up classes, literacy and numeracy classes, Self-Learning Program (SLP), etc. - Sector Activity
Provision of specialized nutritious food (LNS) to children 6-59 months meeting the sector’s vulnerability criteria - Sector Activity
Rehabilitation of collective centres and transitional shelters (including: in-kind, cash, voucher, physical repair, etc.) - Sector Activity
Support to entrepreneurship - Sector Activity
Distribution of essential WASH non-food items (NFI), hygiene promotion and messaging on COVID-19 - Sector Activity
Organize Quarterly Steering Committee meetings for overall guidance on the running of the UNHAS air service - Sector Activity
Supply flour or bread directly to households or to bakeries - Sector Activity
Provide youth with technical and vocational education training in formal or non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Monthly needs assessments in last resort sites - Sector Activity
General Protection: Build technical capacity targeting humanitarian actors and national/local authorities to improve quality provision of protection services - Sector Activity
Provide case management for COVID-19 - Sector Activity
Install power backup solutions in 2 common operational areas to ensure consistent provision of data connectivity services - Sector Activity
Support the strengthening and establishment of mechanisms for the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) by humanitarian actors - Sector Activity
Conduct Back-to-Learning (BTL) campaigns - Sector Activity
Provide health facilities with essential medicines and medical supplies, including personal protective equipment (PPE) - Sector Activity
Distributing of agricultural inputs – The inputs will include seeds, fertilizer, pesticides and equipment; coupled with related training - Sector Activity
Support improved Dietary Diversity of pregnant women and children 6-24 months with Cash based transfer (CBT) or in kind support. - Sector Activity
Support to sustainably repair/rehabilitate housing and related community/public infrastructure and facilities to owners/tenants/returnees/host families (can include: materials, cash, voucher, cash-for-work, labour, etc.) - Sector Activity
Improve access to humanitarian life-saving/emergency WASH facilities and services, including strengthening Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) measures. - Sector Activity
Install solar power solutions in 6 SOCs to ensure consistent provision of emergency telecommunications services to humanitarian partners - Sector Activity
Improve the services monitoring tools and ensure Members Capacity on monitoring - Sector Activity
Provide support to rural enterprises and entrepreneurs - Sector Activity
Enhance the institutional capacity and coordination of NGOs, towards an effective and efficient role in serving and advocating for the most vulnerable populations in Syria - Sector Activity
General Protection: Conduct protection monitoring and identify protection needs/risks - Sector Activity
Organize monthly User-Group meetings to ensure a platform for partner needs to be voiced. - Sector Activity
Promote participatory management structures - Sector Activity
Provide an online platform for information sharing and coordination - Sector Activity
Consult a gaps and needs assessment that identifies the logistics gaps and challenges faced by responding organizations - Sector Activity
Providing protection Food Rations (FRs) to most vulnerable farming household - Sector Activity
Building partners capacity in Nutrition program, coordination and management - Sector Activity
Training of stakeholders on resilience and quality oriented shelter / NFI skills and capacities - Sector Activity
Market-based assistance for WASH services - Sector Activity
Train UNRWA staff on safety and security - Sector Activity
Rehabilitation of sustainable productive assets - Sector Activity
Disinfect schools and learning spaces as a Covid-19 mitigation measure - Sector Activity
GBV: Provide quality and life-saving GBV response services, including case management and psychosocial support, enhance vulnerable groups' access to these services (with a focus on women and girls with disabilities and adolescent girls) and reinforce referral pathways - Sector Activity
Expand the reporting capacity of the early warning systems - Sector Activity
Strengthen capacity to investigate and detect disease outbreaks - Sector Activity
Prepare Information Management (IM) products and convene coordination meetings across Whole-of-Syria (WoS) response. - Sector Activity
Conduct trainings that enhance the technical capacity of humanitarian actors, addressing the needs identified in the various gaps and needs exercises - Sector Activity
Repair, establish, construct or rehabilitate classrooms (temporary or permanent) - Sector Activity
Supporting small-scale food production (horticulture, poultry-egg laying hens, market gardens) - Sector Activity
Early identification and referral of Acute Malnutrition cases - Sector Activity
Provide enhanced operational support for effective response to Palestine refugees - Sector Activity
Rehabilitate or repair basic, local economic infrastructure - Sector Activity
Facilitatie WASH sector coordination - Sector Activity
Capacity building on camp governance and/or protection mainstreaming for CCCM Cluster members and Camp Management actors - Sector Activity
GBV: Enhance strategies to empower women and girls, with a particular focus on most at risk groups (for ex. adolescent girls, divorced and widowed women and girls, women and girls with disabilities and older women) to prevent GBV and to change negative attitudes and believes that foster harmful social norms. - Sector Activity
Upon receipt of an access constraints report, provide a strategic response in less than 72 hours. - Sector Activity
Lead coordination among humanitarian partners to ensure the delivery of data and security telecommunications services - Sector Activity
Ensure adequate staffing of humanitarian positions for quality and timely service delivery to Palestine refugees - Sector Activity
GBV: Promote GBV risk mitigation into all aspects of the humanitarian response - Sector Activity
Strengthen prevention and mitigation of WASH-related protection risks - Sector Activity
Providing most vulnerable farming households with protection Food Rations - Sector Activity
Provide market-based modalities of assistance to vulnerable households - Sector Activity
Provide schools with school furniture, including desk, chairs, blackboards, etc. - Sector Activity
Ensuring adequate coverage of treatment of Acute Malnutrition for children, pregnant and lactating mothers - Sector Activity
Implement tailored livelihood activities designed to enable HHs to restore their assets and leave IDP sites for better solutions - Sector Activity
Support health authorities to carry out timely response to disease outbreaks - Sector Activity
Remove debris and waste - Sector Activity
Strengthen the capacity of health care providers and community health care workers to provide essential health services - Sector Activity
Supporting asset building and asset protection – This will include provision of small livestock, animal feed distribution, including fodder production support and training, targeting vulnerable small-scale breeders, including provision of related training. - Sector Activity
Mine Action: Raising awareness and conduct explosive ordnance risk education in at-risk communities - Sector Activity
Provision of Quality services in CMAM centers - Sector Activity
Support to WASH facilities and services in schools and child friendly spaces in close coordination with Education and Protection sectors - Sector Activity
Maintain radio repeaters and support Security Operation Centres (SOCs) to increase emergency telecommunication services in all UN operational areas and to enhance the safety and security of humanitarian staff - Sector Activity
Rehabilitate, improve or construct gender-sensitive and disability-sensitive WASH facilities - Sector Activity
Track and share IDP movements and analyses displacements trends - Sector Activity
Provide a comprehensive security risk management package to the UN and INGOs - Sector Activity
Support to WASH facilities and services in health care facilities, including COVID-19 dedicated facilities, in close coordination with Health sector - Sector Activity
Provide emergency livestock treatment and training for veterinary services, including community animal health worker. - Sector Activity
Rehabilitate education facilities - Sector Activity
Deliver ETC security communication technical trainings in 2021 - Sector Activity
Conduct governorate/ subdistrict level rapid/SMART nutrition assessments in newly accessible area, areas of concerns / information gaps/ area of return. - Sector Activity
Provide solar power system in school - Sector Activity
Mine Action: Conduct surveys, marking of hazardous areas and explosive ordnance clearance - Sector Activity
Increase access to quality health services by ensuring functional health facilities and mobile medical units and supporting referral - Sector Activity
Support market driven income-generating activities (IGAs), including well-adapted vocational training. - Sector Activity
Provide dedicated ICT helpdesk support personnel at hubs serving the Syria response, including Syria, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan - Sector Activity
Rehabilitate health facilities - Sector Activity
Strengthen/Establish Nutrition surveillance system - Sector Activity
Mine Action: Provide victim assistance services. - Sector Activity
Provide schools with safety and security equipment and systems - Sector Activity
Enhance quality of health service delivery - Sector Activity
Rehabilitate other social infrastructure - Sector Activity
Provide regular maintenance/trainings to keep ETC services fully functional - Sector Activity
Update the WoS coverage quarterly snapshot snapshots - Sector Activity
Child Protection: Provide community-based child protection for girls and boys in targeted locations - Sector Activity
Provide maintenance and running costs, including cleaning material, stationery for school personnel or fuel for heating, in learning spaces and schools - Sector Activity
Light rehabilitation of bakeries, flour mills and silos, and providing support to the community-based wheat seed system. - Sector Activity
Provide children school supplies in formal and non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Support light rehabilitation of relevant economic/productive infrastructure through appropriate modalities, including irrigation canals, wells, water and irrigation systems. - Sector Activity
Child Protection: Provide specialized child protection services, e.g., case management, for girls and boys in targeted locations - Sector Activity
Provide technical ETC capacity-building training to national technical staff - Sector Activity
Rehabilitate access to basic utilities, such as electricity, gas, water and sewage - Sector Activity
Child Protection: Strengthen technical capacity to respond to child protection concerns in Syria - Sector Activity
Establish/strengthen the capacity for the provision of essential services for local communities including early warning and DRR systems. - Sector Activity
Rehabilitation of access roads and drainege systems - Sector Activity
Provided personal protective equipment (PEE) to students, teachers and education personnel to mitigate the risk of Covid-19 - Sector Activity
Provide support services to other agencies and SARC, namely helpdesk/technical assistance, radio installations, radio training, radio programming and radio troubleshooting. - Sector Activity
Provide capacity and equipment support to local public service providers - Sector Activity
Provide teachers with teaching materials and resources such as chalk, rulers, markers, etc. for teaching - Sector Activity
Support community initiatives - Sector Activity
Provide children school transportation - Sector Activity
Support civic engagement initiatives - Sector Activity
Provide children cash-transfers or vouchers for education - Sector Activity
Foster IDP and refugee returnees integration - Sector Activity
Provide children with school feeding - Sector Activity
Provide professional development to teaching staff and education personnel, including psychosocial support, subject knowledge, pedagogical skills, classroom managements, positive discipline, life skills, technical and vocational training, life skills and citizenship education, remote teaching pedagogy, education in emergencies (EiE), national/INEE (Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies) minimum standards, Covid-19 related knowledge, codes of conduct and anti-bullying, mine risk education, safety/security protocols, etc. - Sector Activity
Formulating area-based ERL plans - Sector Activity
Collecting and collating the progress on ERL initiatives - Sector Activity
Provide teachers and education personnel with monetary and non-monetary incentives. This including, pre-paid cards/vouchers, transportation allowance, financial payment, etc. to carry out education services. - Sector Activity
Formulating evidence based thematic strategies - Sector Activity
Provide teachers and education personnel with teaching resources, kits and guides in formal and non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Provide children with school-based psychosocial support programs in formal and non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Provide teachers and other education personnel with school-based psychosocial support programs in formal and non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Provide children with life skills and citizenship education programs in formal and non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Provide children textbooks - Sector Activity
Provide children with learning materials such as NGO developed and SLP materials etc. (excluding textbooks) for formal and non-formal education - Sector Activity
Provide children with supplementary printed and online materials such as early childhood development and pre-primary materials, educational games, health awareness and MHPSS materials etc. in formal and non formal settings - Sector Activity
Provide children with recreational materials in formal and non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Provide children, teachers and education personnel health and hygiene awareness in formal and non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Provide children, teachers and education personnel Covid-19 related awareness raising in formal and non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Provide children and youth mine risk education in formal or non-formal settings - Sector Activity
Build the technical capacity of humanitarian actors in crisis-sensitive data collection and analysis and dissemination, relevant standards, Education in Emergencies (EiE) and Inter- Agency Network for Education in Emergency (INEE) Minimum Standards, and/or advocacy on the needs and rights of children, planning and data collection, humanitarian coordination, technical knowledge and skills related to delivery of quality education, etc. - Sector Activity
Support or establish school-based governance and accountability mechanisms to support school operations
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Response plan
HRP
Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2021
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Provide life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable people with an emphasis on those in areas with high severity of needs.
SO2
Enhance the prevention and mitigation of protection risks and respond to protection needs through supporting the protective environment in Syria, by promoting international law, International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and International Human Rights Law (IHRL) and though quality, principled assistance.
SO3
Increase the resilience of affected communities by improving access to livelihood opportunities and basic services, especially among the most vulnerable households and communities.
Specific Objectives
SP1.1
1.95M Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in last resort sites regularly access quality lifesaving and sustaining humanitarian assistance.
SP1.2
The health and Nutrition of 3M pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and 1.4M children under five years of age is improved.
SP2.1
The threat posed by explosive ordnance is minimized to ensure safe access to services and an inclusive protection environment for 905000 children and 3,182 teachers.
SP2.2
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) risks for 1.6M people are mitigated through the provision of quality and integrated services.
SP3.1
1.5M people have improved access to adequate housing, community infrastructure and basic services.
SP3.2
3.5M (700,000 households) vulnerable people have enhanced access to market-based livelihood opportunities and production.