Date: 22 February 2013 Reporting Period: 9 – 22 February 2013

Date: 8 February 2013 Reporting Period: 25 January – 7 February 2013

Arabic version

Hazard Mapping for use in Winterisation Planning 2012-2013

Hazard Mapping for use in Winterisation Planning 2012-2013

Hazard Mapping for use in Winterisation Planning 2012-2013

Date: 22 February 2013 Reporting Period: 9 – 22 February 2013

Date: 8 February 2013 Reporting Period: 25 January – 7 February 2013

Arabic version

Syria Crisis Bi-Weekly Humanitarian Situation Report Date: 11 January 2013 Reporting Period: 21 December-11 January

Field diary

Donor Briefing Note Lebanon April 2012

Highlights •Steady influx of refugees to Jordan continues, with 48,300 arriving in January 2013 alone. •33,400 refugees are now benefitting from fully winterized WASH units (showers and latrines) in Za’atari camp. •25,000 Syrian children in host communities are back in UNICEF-supported public schools after the start of the new semester on 5 February. •UNICEF is progressing with the establishment of two new schools in Za’atari camp. Together, these schools will serve some 10,000 new students. •An infant and young child feeding programme (IYCF)has commenced in Za’atari, to be expanded to the new camp in Zarqa and to host communities shortl

Highlights •Steady influx of refugees to Jordan continues, with 48,300 arriving in January 2013 alone. •33,400 refugees are now benefitting from fully winterized WASH units (showers and latrines) in Za’atari camp. •25,000 Syrian children in host communities are back in UNICEF-supported public schools after the start of the new semester on 5 February. •UNICEF is progressing with the establishment of two new schools in Za’atari camp. Together, these schools will serve some 10,000 new students. •An infant and young child feeding programme (IYCF)has commenced in Za’atari, to be expanded to the new camp in Zarqa and to host communities shortl

Highlights • In preparation for winter, all existing WASH units will be upgraded by the addition of roofs and the installation of water heating systems (gas or solar). • Since UNICEF and MoE opened the first school at Za’atari camp on 1 October, the number of children attending school has steadily increased from 1,700 to 2,400, across grades 1-11. • On 6 October, UNICEF/Save the Children opened two reception tents at the UNHCR arrival area in Za’atari, to provide 24/7 interim care to unaccompanied, separated and vulnerable children. • UNICEF now provides 450 fixed showers and 450 latrines to camp residents and has completed the installation of WASH units in the Za’atari school spaces. • UNICEF/Mercy Corps have begun the drilling the first of two wells within Za’atari camp.

Rapid Nutritional Assessment for Children (6-59 Months) of Age in Syrian Refuge Families in Al-Anbar Governorate/Al Qa’im District

Rapid Nutritional Assessment for Children (6-59 Months) of Age in Syrian Refuge Families in Al-Anbar Governorate/Al Qa’im District

Reporting Period: 22 February – 06 March2013

Reporting Period: 22 February – 06 March2013

Reporting Period: 22 February – 06 March2013