More than 100,000 people are estimated to have crossed into Syria, following the intensification of Israeli bombings in Lebanon since 23 September 2024, including 60 per cent Syrians and 40 per cent Lebanese. Many are arriving at the Jdaidet Yabous border point by bus, car, and on foot. UNHCR is scaling up support for the growing number of displaced. Credit: UNHCR/Hameed Maarouf

Syria (Influx from Lebanon)

Inter-Agency Emergency Appeal
From: 01/10/2024 to: 31/12/2024
Published: 07/10/2024
Coordinated by: UNHCR

Financials

Current requirements ($)

$135.7 million
Funding ($)

$33.3 million
% Funded

24.5%

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Financial data by sector

16-May-2026

Financial data by sector

Sector	Requirements ($)	Funding ($)	% Funded
Basic needs (MPCA)	$15.7 million	$1.2 million	7.5%
Early Recovery and Livelihoods	$10 million	$0	0%
Education	$15.2 million	$16 thousand	0.1%
Food Security and Agriculture	$36.1 million	$119 thousand	0.3%
Health / Nutrition	$11.7 million	$22 thousand	0.2%
Logistics / Supply	$0	$0	0%
Protection	$20.2 million	$1.3 million	6.6%
Shelter / NFIs	$21 million	$250 thousand	1.2%
WASH	$5.8 million	$114 thousand	2.0%
Funding to sector not reported	N/A	$18.8 million	N/A
Funding to multiple sector (shared)	N/A	$9.7 million	N/A

Evolution of the humanitarian response

16-May-2026

Evolution of the humanitarian response

Year	Type	Requirements ($)	Funding ($)	% Funded
2026	HNRP	$2.92 billion	$482.7 million	16.5%
2025	FA	$3.19 billion	$1.35 billion	42.4%
2024	HRP	$4.07 billion	$1.53 billion	37.6%
2024	Other	$135.7 million	$33.3 million	24.5%
2023	HRP	$5.41 billion	$2.19 billion	40.5%
2023	FA	$397.6 million	$416.1 million	105%
2022	HRP	$4.44 billion	$2.29 billion	51.6%
2021	HRP	$4.22 billion	$2.32 billion	54.8%
2020	HRP	$3.82 billion	$2.39 billion	62.7%
2019	HRP	$3.29 billion	$2.29 billion	69.4%