REACH continues to actively support the response to Syrian refugees hosted in Al Za’atari camp through regular monitoring and thematic assessments carried in partnerships with UNHCR, UNICEF and other operational aid actors. Two new reports are now available presenting findings from a camp population profile exercise as well as from a health sector assessment conducted […]
To better understand the efficiency of the means of mass communication used in Domiz refugee camp in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), REACH facilitated a rapid assessment in December 2013. Findings reveal that when used separately, none of the mass communication media allows aid actors to reach the entire refugee population. The assessment also found that most refugee households are […]
Voices from the Field : Featured Map Domiz Camp was established in April 2012 and is by far the largest Syrian refugee camp in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), located in the northern Governorate of Duhok along the border with Syria. Approximately 45,000 Syrian refugees are staying at Domiz Camp. The large size of […]
Thousands of refugees from Syria arrive to Jordan every week and in most cases they have been forced to leave their homes quickly, leaving behind all their personal possessions. On their arrival, Syrian refugees are often unable to find work and are faced with highly inflated prices for accessing essential services, including food, water and shelter. […]
