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4Ws Analysis Dashboard Octo Shelter/NFI sector Syria Arab Republic: Whole of Syria Shelter/NFI Sector Response Snapshot for 2016 WHOLE OF SYRIA Sheltercluster.org (Jan - October 2016) Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter People reached People reached 4,309,800 with NFI 287,400 with Shelter Al-Hasakeh Al-Hasakeh Aleppo Aleppo Ar-Raqqa Ar-Raqqa Idleb Idleb Lattakia Lattakia Hama Hama Deir-ez-Zor Deir-ez-Zor Tartous Tartous Homs Homs 1- 500 1 - 10,000 501 - 1,000 Damascus 10,001 - 50,000 Damascus Rural Damascus Rural Damascus 1,001 - 5,000 50,001 - 100,000 5,001 - 10,000 Quneitra 100,001 - 300,000 Quneitra Dar'a Dar'a 10,001 - 25,000 As-Sweida 300,001 - 900,000 As-Sweida Sparsely populated areas Sparsely populated areas 81% of targeted 5.3M people 25% of targeted 1.2M people reached reached Syria Hub 2,524,900 Turkey X-B 1,473,400 Jordan X-B 244,300 Iraq X-B 67,200 Turkey X-B 193,900 Syria Hub 53,900 Jordan X-B 39,600 People reached by MODALITY and TYPE OF ACTIVITY NFIs 3,554,300 Shelter kits for private/shared shelters 168,600 Temporary shelter (e.g. tents) 46,700 84% IN-KIND Rehabilitation of emergency shelters 12,000 Support owners/tenants to sustainably repair/rehabilitate their housing 29,200 208,100 VOUCHER NFIs Support owners/tenants to sustainably repair/rehabilitate their housing 6,300 5% Rehab emergency shelter (collective centers, spontaneous settlements, etc.) 7,500 NFIs 547,400 Rental assistance 17,100 11% CASH Disclaimer: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsment. Source: Damascus NFI and Shelter sectors, Jordan NFI/Shelter working group, Turkey NFI/Shelter cluster, and Organisations in Humanitarian reach to a sub-district does not necessarily imply full geographical coverage or coverage of all the needs in the Iraq. For feedback, contact WoS sector coordinator - Jason Hepps ([email protected]); sub-district. Information visualized on this map is not to be considered complete. Creation: 25/11/2016, WoS NFI/Shelter sector. NGO colead - Greg Andrews ([email protected]); IMO - Vinothraj Ratnaraj ([email protected]) Shelter/NFI sector Syria Arab Republic: WOS NFI Distribution Over the Timeline WHOLE OF SYRIA Sheltercluster.org Whole of Syria Shelter/NFI sector response snapshot for 2016 (Jan - October 2016) Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter Homs Monthly analysis of latest distributions Hama January February March April May June July August September October Dar'a Iraq Damascus Jordan ± As-Sweida Syria Ar-RIndividualsaqqa reached - Governorate 0 1020 40 Al-Hasakeh Graphs Legend Graphs Turkey Al-Hasakeh Al-Sweida Kilometers Tartous Al-Hasakeh Aleppo Aleppo Rural DamascAulesppo Ar-Raqqa Ar-Raqqa Quneitra 0 120 240 360 480 600 720 840 960 1,080 1,200 1,320 Lattakia No. of Beneficiaries (Thousands) Idleb Idleb Idleb Lattakia Lattakia Homs Hama Hama Hama Dar'a Deir-ez-Zor Deir-ez-Zor Damascus Tartous Tartous As-Sweida Ar-Raqqa Homs Homs Al-Hasakeh Aleppo 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Thousands 67,200 , 244,300 , 1% 6% Damascus NFI distribution over the period Damascus Rural Damascus Rural Damascus 500,000 Complete kits 1,473,400 , 34% 450,000 Bedding Items Quneitra Quneitra Dar'a 400,000 Plastic sheets Dar'a 2,524,900, As-Sweida 59% As-Sweida Kitchen sets 350,000 Sparsely populated areas Jerry cans Homs Beneficiaries by hubs 300,000 October Response Blankets Solar lamps/Lantern Implementing partner Organization 250,000 Beneficiaries Reached No. of reached communities Fuel 120 500 s d 439 n 200,000 450 106 a 18 Sleeping mats s 100 Damascus u 400 d Rural Damascus o s e h e h i T 350 c r 80 150,000 a a i e c r i 300 f s e 64 e n 60 i 250 t e i B 100,000 n f 200 u 31 o m . 40 49 o 150 m o N 22 C 100 84 50,000 20 Quneitra 50 52 8 4 13 - 0 6 7 0 Jordan Syria Turkey Dar'a # Organizations by hubs January February March April May June July August September October Iraq Jordan Syria Turkey As-Sweida Disclaimer: The boundaries and names shown and the Source: Damascus NFI and Shelter sectors, Jordan January February March April May June July August September October designations used on this map do not imply official endorsment. NFI/Shelter working group, Turkey NFI/Shelter Monthly Humanitarian reach to a sub-district does not necessarily imply cluster, and Organisations in Iraq. full geographical coverage or coverage of all the needs in the distribution sub-district. Information visualized on this map is not to be For feedback, contact WoS sector coordinator - (Beneficiaries) considered complete. Creation: 25/11/2016, WoS NFI/Shelter Jason Hepps ([email protected]); NGO colead - sector. NGO colead - Greg Andrews (WoS_NFI_Shel- 807,913 1,390,350 894,061 655,085 724,559 446,015 652,029 501,010 697,100 575,200 [email protected]); IMO - Vinothraj Ratnaraj ([email protected]) Shelter/NFI sector Syria Arab Republic: WOS NFI Distribution-Geographical Presentation (Jan- October 2016) WHOLE OF SYRIA Sheltercluster.org Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter WOS distribution Turkey X-B distribution Al-Hasakeh Al-Hasakeh Aleppo Ar-Raqqa Aleppo Idleb Ar-Raqqa Lattakia Idleb Hama Deir-ez-Zor Lattakia Tartous Hama Deir-ez-Zor Homs Tartous Damascus Homs Damascus Rural Damascus Quneitra Dar'a As-Sweida Iraq X-B distribution Damascus Rural Damascus Syria Hub distribution Quneitra Dar'a Al-Hasakeh As-Sweida Aleppo Al-Hasakeh Homs Ar-Raqqa Idleb Lattakia Hama Deir-ez-Zor Damascus TartouRsural Damascus Homs Quneitra Sparsely populated areas Beneficiaries reached Dar'a Damascus Rural Damascus 100-10,000 As-Sweida Disclaimer: The boundaries and names shown and Source: Damascus NFI and Shelter sectors, Jordan the designations used on this map do not imply NFI/Shelter working group, Turkey NFI/Shelter 10,001 - 50,000 Quneitra official endorsment. Humanitarian reach to a cluster, and Organisations in Iraq. Dar'a sub-district does not necessarily imply full 50,001 - 100,000 As-Sweida geographical coverage or coverage of all the needs For feedback, contact WoS sector coordinator - in the sub-district. Information visualized on this Jason Hepps ([email protected]); NGO colead - map is not to be considered complete. Creation: NGO colead - Greg Andrews (WoS_NFI_Shel- 100,001 - 300,000 Jordan X-B distribution 25/11/2016, WoS NFI/Shelter sector. [email protected]); IMO - Vinothraj Ratnaraj ([email protected]) 300,001 - 900,000 Shelter/NFI sector Syria Arab Republic: WOS NFI Distribution Over Hard to Reach and Besieged Areas WHOLE OF SYRIA Sheltercluster.org Whole of Syria Shelter/NFI sector response snapshot for 2016 (Jan - October 2016) Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter 66,600 ; 37,500 ; 8% 5% Hard to reach areas (3 Oct 2016) Al-Hasakeh Besieged locations reached Besieged Tartous 806,900 Aleppo HTR locations reached Ar-Raqqa Rural Damascus Al-Hasakeh Idleb Quneitra Aleppo Lattakia Lattakia 702,800 Ar-Raqqa Al-HaIdslaekbeh 81,100 ; 48,400 ; ; 87% 5% 3% Hama Idleb Deir-ez-Zor Homs Aleppo Hama Lattakia Tartous 308,600 ; Iraq Dar'a 18% HTR Ar-Raqqa Damascus 1,676,100 Jordan Hama Homs Deir-ez-Zor As-Sweida Syria Idleb Tartous Ar-Raqqa Turkey Lattakia Al-Sweida 1,238,000 ; 74% Graphs Legend Homs Damascus Al-Hasakeh Damascus Rural Damascus Aleppo Hama Besieged locations reached Deir-ez-Zor 0 120 240 360 480 600 720 840 960 1,080 1,200 1,320 Quneitra 12 Dar'a 11 11 No. of Beneficiaries (Thousands) As-Sweida Tartous Damascus Rural Damascus Quneitra Homs 7 6 6 Dar'a As-Sweida 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 2 2 Al-Hasakeh 1 January February March April May June July August September October Damascus Rural Damascus HTR locations reached (SDs) Damascus October 1 12 5 Quneitra September 8 13 Dar'a August 21 8 1 As-Sweida Rural Damascus July 2 7 11 June 13 1 12 10 Source: Damascus NFI and Shelter sectors, Jordan May 66 1 17 8 NFI/Shelter working group, Disclaimer: The boundaries and names shown and Turkey NFI/Shelter cluster, and April 3 2 12 6 the designations used on this map do not imply Organisations in Iraq. official endorsment. Humanitarian reach to a For feedback, contact WoS March 4 22 4 sub-district does not necessarily imply full sector coordinator - Jason Hepps geographical coverage or coverage of all the needs ([email protected]); NGO colead February 16 5 12 2 in the sub-district. Information visualized on this - Greg Andrews (WoS_N- map is not to be considered complete. Creation: [email protected]); January 2 9 10 25/11/2016, WoS NFI/Shelter sector. IMO - Vinothraj Ratnaraj ([email protected]) Shelter/NFI sector Syria Arab Republic: WOS NFI Stock Available and Stock in the Pipeline by Governorate WHOLE OF SYRIA Sheltercluster.org November 2016 Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter T U R K E Y 2,000 500 Gaziantep . 1,500 5,200 54,000 29,200 3,280,200 Al-Hasakeh 24,000 Total stock for November 5,200 Aleppo 14,500 A: 42 % P: 58 % Ar-Raqqa 16,200 5 Al-Hasakeh Idleb Syria Hub total stock 3,084,400 97,300 47,200 Lattakia 12,100 6,500 A: 1,254,500 (40%) P: 1,829,900(60%) 5 Aleppo 49,300 Hyg 8,400 25,500 19,700 Turkey X-B total stock 195,800 Hama Kit Deir-ez-Zor Ar-Raq5qa 5 34,500 28,000 A: 149,400 (76%) P- 46,400 P - (24%)1,829,900 Tartous 18,400 Hyg Kit 500 Idleb 10,000 9,200 Stock locations Homs Lattakia 5 Damascus - Bab Shaki, Damascus Aleppo - New Shahba, New Shahba'a, Al Hamadaniya Highway, 5 Villas street- New Aleppo area, New Aleppo, Azaz, Daret Azza Hama 189,300 20,500 5 Deir-ez-Zor Rural Damascus - Sabboura and Sehnaya 33,200 4,800 Homs - Al-Insha’at, Homs, Al Midan Lattakia - Sport city Damascus Rural Damascus 5 7,100 Tartous Al-Hasakeh - Dajlaa, Qamishli and Zaraq Tartous - Tartous 8,100 5 As-Sweida - Sweida 9,900 Hyg 2,200 Idleb - Kafer Takharem,Aldana
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