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Syrian Arab Republic: 2016 UN Inter-Agency Humanitarian Operations (as of 13 April 2016) Since the beginning of 2016, the UN and partners successfully delivered multi-sectoral assistance through inter-agency operations, reaching nearly 451,000 civilians in besieged, hard-to-reach and other priority cross-line locations with dire humanitarian needs. A total of 47 UN inter-agency convoys have been undertaken, reaching nearly 427,000 people. Many of these people were reached more than once. UNRWA has also delivered 18 convoys ] ] TURKEY ] with multi-sectoral assistance to 19,000 people in YBB*, including thousands of residents in and from Yarmouk. ] In addition, through two WFP-led airdrops, 40 tons of food supplies have been delivered to besieged parts of eastern Deir-ez Zor city for more than 4,300 people. ] PEOPLE REACHED** Afrin Azaz East Aleppo Big Orem Aleppo Al-Hasakeh 450,725 Kafraya Foah Idleb Ar-Raqqa Deir-ez Zor HTR AREAS BESIEGED Lattakia Deir-ez Zor city 246,425 154,300 Hama 2 Tartous Al-Houla 2 Talbiseh XL Tir Maallah 1 PRIORITY Al-Waer CONVOYS AIRDROPS CROSS-LINE*** 3 Homs 50,000 47 2 Legend LEBANON Request to besieged areas Request to HTR areas Request to other areas Jirud Az-Zabdani Bludan IRAQ Requested in April Madaya Dhameer convoy plan Duma Rural Damascus Damascus Nashabiyeh Convoy completed Babella people reached people reached Airdrop completed 6% in HTR areas 32% in besieged areas Hard-to-reach areas Quneitra TIMELINE 2016 Dar’a Afrin As-Sweida 1 ] Az-Zabdani Bludan East Aleppo UNDOF 3 JAN Operations to Al-Waer, 4 Towns**** Administred Area ] 1 8 5 Big Orem JORDAN Madaya Kafraya Foah 1 Operations to Al-Waer, 4 Towns****, Kafr Batna city, Moadamyia,YBB * 5 FEB 18 Number and percentage of people reached each At Tall Operations to 4 Towns****, Al-Houla, Al-Waer, Big Orem, Bludan, month with food assistance in besieged areas. Harasta Duma MAR 19 Kafr Batna sub-sub-district , Moadamyia, YBB* 12.3% 24.9% 20.9% 0.8% Zamalka Arbin Operations to Tir Maallah, Afrin, Deir-ez Zor city Population in besieged areas Kafr BatnaNashabiyeh APR 4 0 5 6 Yarmouk 2 Yalda 3 9 Moadamyia , 1 , Babella 0 0 2 2 0 Zabdin 0 Beit-Sahm MAY 1 4 0 1 Darayya , 0 18 6 People in besieged areas *YBB: Yalda, Babella, Beit-Sahm. **Number of people in besieged, HTR, and other priority XL locations provided with 4,300 People reached with food Hor Bnafsoh Ar-Rastan multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance including food for at least one month in 2016. JAN FEB MAR APR in besieged areas ***Other priority areas located across conﬂict lines with a high prevalence of humanitairan needs. Damascus Idleb ****4 Towns: Az-Zabdani, Madaya, Foah & Kafraya. The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply ofﬁcial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..

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