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Idleb Governorate, Jisr-Ash-Shugur District April 2018 Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district Factsheets Idleb GovernorateGovernorate, Jisr-Ash-Shugur District JanuaryApril 2018 Introduction This multi-sectoral 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 MayFebruary 2018, 2018, referring referring to the to situation the situation in April in ALEPPO January2018. 2018. These factsheets present information at the community level for Darkosh 21four sub-districts sub-districts in in Idleb Jisr-Ash-Shugur governorate. districtSelected in Idlebkey indicatorsgovernorate. for Janudiyeh IDLEB theSelected following key sectorsindicators are for included the following in the sectors factsheets: are included displacement, in the shelter,factsheets: non-food displacement, items (NFIs), shelter, health, non-food food itemssecurity, (NFIs), water health, sanitation food Jisr- andsecurity, hygiene water (WASH) sanitation and education.and hygiene The (WASH) factsheets and do education. not cover The the Badama Ash-Shugur entirefactsheets range do of not indicators cover the gathered entire rangein the ofquestionnaire. indicators gathered in the questionnaire. For full visualisation of all indicators collected, please see the SIMAWG NeedsFor full visualisationIdentification of Dynamicall indicators Reporting collected, Tool, please available see thehere: SIMAWG http://www.reach-info.org/syr/simawg/.Needs Identification Dynamic Reporting Tool, available here: LATTAKIA https://reach3.cern.ch/simawg/Default.aspx. Methodology and limitations HAMA These findings areare basedbased onon datadata collected collected both directly directly (in andTurkey) remotely from (inKey Turkey) Informants from (KIs)Key Informants residing in residing the communities in the communities assessed. assessed. Information waswas collectedcollected from from KIs Key in 25Informants communities in 143 in 4communities sub districts in Jisr-Ash-Shugur21 sub-districts ofdistrict Idleb ofgovernorate. Idleb governorate. For each For question each question asked, confidenceasked, confidence levels werelevels assigned were assigned based on based the Key on Informant’sthe KIs area area of Remote data collection ofexpertise expertise and and knowledge knowledge of ofthe the sector-specific sector-specific situation. situation. Direct data collection For a full description of the methodology, please see the Terms of Mixed data collection PDF: click on a sub-district Reference, available on the REACH Resource Centre. name to directly access the Not assessed relevant factsheet *Admin 1 = governorate; admin 2 = district; admin 3 = sub-district; admin 4 = populated places Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district Factsheets Sub-district P-Code: SY070401 Badama, Idleb Governorate April 2018 Displacement 1/13 community assessed : Kherbet Eljoz NFIs Kherbet Eljoz Kherbet Eljoz % of pre-conflict Most common population remaining 76-100% 26-50% 1-25% electricity source % of population that Yes No No B 8000 SYP 1700 SYP Main network are female ! NA % of female-headed Kherbet Eljoz C 5000 SYP Generator households ! ! D 220 SYP NA No source IDPs living in village F 50000 SYP NA Solar alternative New IDP arrivals ! Batteries Returnees ! ! No information ! Fuel Prices (SYP)* ! B Butane (cannister) ! C Coal (1kg) ! D Diesel (1 litre) ! ! F Firewood (1 tonne) ! NFI Prices (SYP)* ! Cement (50kg) Floor mat (3*4m) Plastic tarpaulin Shelter Livelihoods (1m2) Kherbet Eljoz Tent (5 persons) Most common shelter Most common Most common strategies used to cope with lack Independent NDPs IDPs sources of income NA: not available for apartment or house of income / resources purchase Shared apartment or house Daily employment Borrowing from family/friends Kherbet Eljoz 10000 - 12000 SYP Kherbet Eljoz Farm owning Selling household assets Most common Unfinished apartment Burning furniture in use strategies used or house Business/trade Burning clothes to cope with a Tent Burning plastics lack of fuel Private space not for shelter Cave/natural shelter Collective public space not for shelter No IDPs No information Min - Max: rent paid per room (where known) * *1 1USD USD = =434 434 SYP SYP (UN (UN operational operational rates rates of of exchange exchange as as of of 1 1March June 2018) Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district Factsheets Sub-district P-Code: SY070401 Badama, Idleb Governorate April 2018 WASH 1/13 community assessed : Kherbet Eljoz Food Security Kherbet Eljoz Kherbet Eljoz Most common water Main challenges to Closed well source Private bakeries obtaining food Status of water source Private paid collection Bread: no info ! Rice: 250 SYP No challenges Water is safe to drink Kherbet Eljoz Lentils: 325 SYP No difficulties reported Some foods ! Water tastes/smells bad ! Sugar: 325 SYP unavailable Cooking oil: 500 SYP Local production People sick after drinking 0 decreased Lack of access to No information ! markets ! ! Some foods Sufficiency of available water expensive to meet household needs ! Lack of resources ! to buy food Sufficient Lack of access to fuel Insufficient ! Cooking fuel unavailable No information ! ! ! No information Most common method of ! Bread (public): 1 pack garbage disposal ! Rice: 1kg Lentils: 1 kg Sugar: 1kg Cooking oil: 1 litre Education Health Access to bread Most common Status of primary schools Most common health Most common barriers source of bread in village problems to accessing healthcare Most common Functioning Diarrhoea No difficulties reported Kherbet Eljoz Acute respiratory infections barriers to Not functioning Severe diseases affecting those accessing bread aged less than 5 Number of days, Not available per month, where bread from private No information bakeries was Barriers to accessing unavailable education services Kherbet Eljoz Most children accessed education * *1 1USD USD = =434 434 SYP SYP (UN (UN operational operational rates rates of of exchange exchange as as of of 1 1March June 2018) Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district Factsheets Sub-district P-Code: SY070402 Darkosh 1/2, Idleb Governorate April 2018 Displacement 9/22 communities assessed (4 communities are shown on the next NFIs factsheet): Darkosh, Dorriyeh, Jamiliya, Matleh-Batlaya, Mazuleh Darkosh Darkosh Matleh- % of pre-conflict Most common population remaining 76-100% 26-50% 1-25% Batlaya electricity source % of population that Yes Yes No B 8000 SYP 3200 SYP B 6500 SYP 3200 SYP Main network are female ! % of female-headed Dorriyeh ! C 250 SYP 6000 SYP C 250 SYP 6000 SYP Generator households 76-100% 26-50% 1-25% D 250 SYP 400 SYP D 225 SYP 400 SYP No source IDPs living in village ! ! Yes No No Dorriyeh Darkosh F 45000 SYP NA F 45000 SYP NA Solar alternative ! ! ! New IDP arrivals ! Batteries Jamiliya Sheikh Issa Jamiliya ! ! ! Elashury Dorriyeh Mazuleh No information Returnees ! ! Thahr None 26-50% 1-25% ! ! ! Zarzur Fuel Prices (SYP)* Yes No No 7500 SYP 8000 SYP ! ! B 3200 SYP B 3200 SYP B Butane (cannister) Matleh-Batlaya C 250 SYP 6000 SYP C 250 SYP 6000 SYP ! C Coal (1kg) 76-100% 26-50% 1-25% Mreimin D 250 SYP 400 SYP D 225 SYP 400 SYP ! D Diesel (1 litre) Yes No No 45000 SYP NA 45000 SYP NA Mazuleh F F F Firewood (1 tonne) ! Mazuleh Matleh - Batlaya NFI Prices (SYP)* ! Jamiliya 76-100% 26-50% 1-25% Cement (50kg) Yes No No Floor mat B 7000 SYP 3200 SYP (3*4m) Plastic tarpaulin C 250 SYP 6000 SYP Shelter Livelihoods (1m2) Darkosh Matleh-Batlaya D 225 SYP 400 SYP Tent (5 persons) Most common shelter Most common Most common strategies used to cope with lack Independent NDPs IDPs NDPs IDPs sources of income F 45000 SYP NA NA: not available for apartment or house of income / resources purchase Shared apartment or house Daily employment Children sent to work/beg Darkosh 3000 - 4000 SYP 2000 - 3000 SYP Farm owning Most common Unfinished apartment Darkosh Business/trade No lack of fuel strategies used or house to cope with a Tent Dorriyeh Mazuleh Daily employment Children sent to work/beg lack of fuel Private space not for NDPs IDPs NDPs IDPs Dorriyeh Farm owning shelter Business/trade Dorriyeh Matleh-Batlaya Cave/natural shelter Daily employment No info 3000 - 4000 SYP 2000 - 3000 SYP No lack of fuel No lack of fuel Collective public Jamiliya Farm owning space not for shelter Business/trade No IDPs Jamiliya Daily employment Children sent to work/beg Matleh-Batlaya Farm owning No information NDPs IDPs Business/trade Jamiliya Mazuleh Min - Max: rent paid per No lack of fuel No lack of fuel room (where known) Daily employment No info No info Mazuleh Farm owning Business/trade * *1 1USD USD = =434 434 SYP SYP (UN (UN operational operational rates rates of of exchange exchange as as of of 1 1March June 2018) Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS): Sub-district Factsheets Sub-district P-Code: SY070402 Darkosh 1/2, Idleb Governorate April 2018 WASH 9/22 communities assessed (4 communities are shown on the next Food Security factsheet): Darkosh, Dorriyeh, Jamiliya, Matleh-Batlaya, Mazuleh Darkosh Darkosh Most common water Main challenges to Network source Public bakeries obtaining food Status of water source Disposed at designated site Bread: 150 SYP ! Rice: 500 SYP No challenges Water is safe to drink ! Dorriyeh Lentils: 400 SYP No difficulties reported Some foods Water tastes/smells bad Network Sugar: 200 SYP unavailable ! Cooking oil: 600 SYP Local production ! decreased People sick after drinking Disposed
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