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Total registered Syrian refugees Refugee case welfare (Home Visits) Refugee case welfare (Sub-district) Severe vulnerability among refugee cases (Sub-district) High vulnerability among refugee cases (Sub-district) in Mafraq (as of 16/05/2015) Serhan 76,065 outside camps Serhan Serhan 82,398 in Zaatari camp Serhan Hosha Hosha Hosha Hosha Badiah Sh. Gh. Badiah Sh. Gh. Badiah Sh. Gh. Badiah Sh. Gh. Manshiyah Manshiyah Manshiyah Manshiyah

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10 - 15% 20 - 25% Ar Ramtha Moderate (68 - 100 JOD/month) Severe (< 28 JOD/month) Moderate (68 - 100 JOD/month) Severe (< 28 JOD/month) 40 - 50% 60 - 70% Irbid King Jaber Serhan Absolute poverty rate (ranking by Sub-districts) 7.4% (346) Abdallah Mghayyer Serhan 100% Park 19.7% (1,855) % 4 % % .

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Notes: Legend Syrian refugee influx Welfare Score 1. The Vulnerability Assessment Framework is an inter-agency - inter-sectoral initiative to assess Syrian by locality by sub-district refugee vulnerability across the non-camp population. The VAF uses a dedicated questionnaire to Zarqa collect case level data through home visits. The VAF modelling then uses econometric and sectoral by sub-district algorithms/modeling to designate vulnerability.The VAF has to date conducted over 40,000 records - Sahah Locality name Major City < 1,000 5,000 - 10,000 (CEaJCse based) Low (> 100 JOD/month) the data displayed above is a subset of these visits conducted since July 2014. The VAF modeling Welfare Score has been applied to a baseline survey for validations since the VAF home visit are anticipated to be a 4.11%4 ,(01060) (UNHCR registered biased sample, with higher levels of vulnerability. Syrians out of camp) 2. The VAF welfare scores for this region were collected through home visits concerning 4,099 cases. % refugees among total population m. Camp/Refugee location 1,000 - 2,500 > 10,000 85 K Moderate (68 - 100 JOD/month) The absolute poverty rate ranking includes both the high as severe welfare scores, conform the 68 JOD/ month Jordanian poverty line, which is considered the level beneath which the minimum requirements for survival (food and essential non-food items) cannot be met. This is not a random sample. The sub-districts UNHCR registered Syrians of Um Elqotain, Dair Al Kahf and Rwaished are not included because the sample size is too small. Locality 2,500 - 5,000 670 High (28 - 68 JOD/month) 3. The section on UNHCR registered Syrians is based on proGres data containing the entire population Amman of UNHCR registered Syrians in Jordan as of March 2015, visualized on locality level. Roughly 2% are Host Community not reflected on this map as addresses information is not always available at the most detailed level. AmmGaonvernorate Severe (< 28 JOD/month) The UNHCR-registered Syrian population distribution is subject to continuous changes as their movements 0 2 4 8 are fluid. Please refer to our portal for the most recent updates. The section on Host Community is based Km. on DOS population projections for 2013. Azraq

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Zahar The total registered Syrian 6.4% (396) Legend Aqraba refugees residing outside Jijjien 4.1% (141) 3.3% (108) (as of 16/05/2015) camps Jamhah Ajloun: 9,362 2.4% (65) Major City Irbid: 142,971 Kofor Rahta Rfaid Yarmook Saham 4.4% (118) 0.5% (5) Jarash: 10,717 2.4% (38) Dnaibeh 5.6% (439) 4.9% (136) Camp/Refugee location Yebla Barashta 10.8% (562) 15.4% (40) Syria Emrawah Kofor Soom Locality Samar Khrayybeh 5% (251) Adasiyyeh 5.2% (217) 6.6% (606) Kharja 3.5% (109) Mkhaibeh 3.9% (72) Shajarah Ettehta 0.2% (6) 15.3% (975) Ebder Azriet 15.8% (2,699) Torrah Um Qais 11.8% (389) 3.4% (33) 20.2% (4,713) Governorate Malka 5.7% (300) Saileh Abu El-loqas Baqoorah Mansoorah 8% (693) 3.7% (34) 2.9% (47) 0.4% (3) 1.1% (51) As'ara Sama El-Roosan Al'al Shooneh Shamaliyyeh 0.2% (2) Qasfah Syrian refugees 1.6% (59) 12.5% (779) 1.1% (202) 4.7% (44) Fo'arah Bait Ras Maro 8.5% Mghayyer SuImnf loufx Fields Doaqarah 14.1% (679) Teqbel (339) 11.4% (2,909) 15.4% (1,976) Baliela Locality name Kofor Asad 6.4% (407) 4.9% (32) 14.1% (1,654) Sakhneh 9.4%53 ,(060508) (UNHCR registered Soom 9.8% Syrians) Manshiyyeh 3.1% (16) Kharaj Sal 14.6% (699) 6.7% (191) (1,487) % refugees among total population 1.1% (91) Samma Qom Irbid 7.3% (847) 4.6% (74) Ar Ramtha Zabdah El-Wastiyyeh Qmaim Irbid 15.7% UNHCR registered Syrians 50.1% (448) 6.4% (434) (58,513) Ramtha Waqqas Kofor An Mendah 3.1% (103) 19.2% (21,303) King 0.2% (16) Kofor Yooba Aidoon Host Community 7.5% (106) 12.6% (2,030) Abdallah Tayybeh Dair Ess'eneh 9.5% (2,430) Park 10% (1,771) 5.3% (343) by Sub-district Shaikh Hussein Jinien Essafa Bait Yafa 0% (2) 5.4% (262) 5.6% (565) Sarieh 21.3% (6,491) Zamaliyyeh Sammo < 1,000 Dair Abi Sa'id 0.6% (7) 10.9% (950) Kofor Kiefia Natfeh 12.8% (2,529) 2.5% (19) 14.2% (279) Kofor El-Ma Enbeh Hoson 9.5% Jeffien 4.5% (581) Johfiyyeh 1,000 - 2,500 0.7% (31) 2% (165) Diar Yoosef (2,683) 8% (622) 3.3% (102) Bwaidhah 16.1% (1,308) Abu El-Qain Cyber Habka 1.1% (7) Tebneh City 5.7% (173) Roqqah 2.4% (176) 2,500 - 5,000 Mazar Shamali Mashari'e 3% (8) Kofor Rakeb 9.3% (1,556) 0% (1) 3.8% (207) Samad Ketem 6.8% (500) Rhaba 10.8% (160) Bait Iedes 5,000 - 10,000 Tabaqat Fahl 5.1% (503) No'ayymeh 0.9% (57) 0.8% (9) 21.9% (4,363) Kofor Awan 4.4% (462) Shatana Jdaitta Orjan 1.1% (4) Mafraq > 10,000 Kofor Abiel 5.3% (800) 1.3% (84) Sena'ar Marzeh 4.8% (419) 7.1% (67) 3.8% (48) Asiem Baliela Welfare Score 0.7% (4) Ras Munif 9.4% (658) Baoon Rasoon 7.1% (143) Sakhrah 7.2% (361) 2.1% (57) 8.1% (1,153) 2.6% (194) Mshairfeh Qasarah Kofor Khall Gharbiyyeh 2.6% (60) Mafraq 0.1% (3) Ebbien 3.5% (256) Qafqafa 18.7% (2,045) Ebellien 12% (636) Karkamah Shtafaina 10.2% (35) Hashemiyyeh 8.5% (139) 0.2% (17) 0.3% (2) by Sub-district Abu Habeel 1,400 Dair Smadiyyeh 1.8% (18) 3% (337) (Case based) Shamali 1.1% (2) Jebba (Kofor Ajloun Ajloun Soof 6.4% Meqebleh Eddorrah) 1.6% (10) Ajloun 14% Anjarah (1,011) 3.9J%a (8r5)ash (1,507) 6% (1,426) Wahadneh 2% (124) Dair Elliyyat (Shkarah) 3.9% (124) Sakeb Low (> 100 JOD/month) Kofranjah Riemoon Jarash 5.2% (1,507) 6.4% (894) 1.2% (99) Jarash 6.7% (2,912) Ketteh (Wahadneh) 6.1% (484) Um Qontarah Moderate (68 - 100 JOD/month) Ballas Nahleh Manshiyyet Hashem Harth (Za'tara) 2.5% (17) 1.1% (19) Kherbet Essooq 5.8% (248) 0.4% (11) 0.1% (1) Nabi Hood (Um Krayymeh 40.3% (81) Mukhayyam Ghazzeh Safieneh Ryashi El-Khashab) 2.3% (28) 0.1% (28) Sakhneh 11.2% (2,283) High (28 - 68 JOD/month) 0.3% (5) Hasainiyyat 1.4% (10) 3.2% (8) 1% (4) Rashaydeh Rajeb Shkarah 10.9% (234) Balqa 0.6% (10) Jazzazeh (Rasoon) 0.5% (6) 1.7% (26) Abbarah (Sofsafah) Hazyeh Severe (< 28 JOD/month) Majdal (Oasarah) 0.2% (1) 6.5% (23) Mansoorah 0.1% (1) Notes: Rwaihah (khshaibeh) 0.4% (6) Absolute poverty rate (ranking by Sub-district) Kfair (Shtafaina) 100% 1. The Vulnerability Assessment Framework 0is. 2a%n in(6te)r-agency - inter-sectoral initiative to assess Syrian refugee vulnerability % %

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