North-West Syria Hub - Factsheets

Overview of the Humanitarian Situation:

Following over 13 years of conflict, the humanitarian situation in north-west Syria continues to worsen due to ongoing conflict, a deteriorating economic crisis, and the aftermath of devastating earthquakes in February 2023. With 3.4 million displaced individuals and 4.2 million in need of humanitarian aid, north-west Syria urgently requires attention and resources.

Humanitarian Situation Overview:

Humanitarian Situation Overview:

Humanitarian Situation Overview:

The overall humanitarian situation remains dire in north-west Syria (NW Syria), with the population reaching approximately 4.4 million people as of September 2022. Humanitarian needs continue to be driven by the impacts of over a decade of hostilities exacerbated by economic deterioration and multiple displacements.

Humanitarian Situation Overview:

The overall humanitarian situation remains dire in north-west Syria (NWS), with the population reaching approximately 4.4 million people as of June 2022. Humanitarian needs continue to be driven by the impacts of over a decade of hostilities exacerbated by economic deterioration and multiple displacements.

Humanitarian Situation Overview

The overall humanitarian situation remains dire in north-west Syria (NWS), with the population reaching approximately 4.5 million people as of December 2021. Humanitarian needs continue to be driven by the impacts of over a decade of hostilities exacerbated by economic deterioration and multiple displacements.

Humanitarian Situation Overview

The overall humanitarian situation remains dire in north-west Syria (NWS), with the population reaching approximately 4.5 million people as of December 2021. Humanitarian needs continue to be driven by the impacts of over a decade of hostilities exacerbated by economic deterioration and multiple displacements.

Humanitarian Situation OverviewThe overall humanitarian situation remains dire in north-west Syria (NWS), with the population reaching approximately 4.5 million people as of September 2021. Humanitarian needs continue to be driven by the impacts of over a decade of hostilities exacerbated by economic deterioration and multiple displacements.More than 2.7 million are Internally Displaced People (IDPs), many of whom are living in over-crowded locations with limited access to essential services. As of September 2021, over 1.7 million IDPs were living in 1,399 camps or informal sites.

Displacement Updates in North-West SyriaThe overall humanitarian situation remains dire in north-west Syria (NWS), with the population reaching approximately 4.5 million people as of June 2021. Humanitarian needs continue to be driven by the impacts of over a decade of hostilities exacerbated by economic deterioration and multiple displacements.More than 2.7 million are Internally Displaced People (IDPs), many of whom are living in over-crowded locations with limited access to essential services. As of June 2021, over 1.7 million IDPs were living in 1,393 camps or informal sites.

Displacement Updates in North-West SyriaBetween 2020 and 2021, the number of people in need of humanitarian assistance in north-west Syria (NWS) has increased from 2.8 to 3.4 million people. The overall humanitarian situation remains dire for 4.2 million people living in Idleb and Afrin as well as A’zaz to Jarablus areas in NWS.