As greater numbers of Syrians approach UNHCR Jordan for registration, an accelerated registration procedure has been rolled out to ensure that those who want and need protection are responded to as quickly as possible.

As of 1 Jan 2015, regular WFP voucher value in camps & communities is 20JD per person per month, based on analysis of food bought by Syrians & prices in 2014.

As of 12 Jan, over 146,000 individuals or 37,321 families have already been assisted in urban areas through winterization cash and in-kind assistance.

As of 30 October, with the addition of services in surgery and gynecology/obstetrics, IFRC referral hospital in Azraq camp is now fully functional.

As of April 19, 2015, 46,503 Syrian nationals living in Jordan were issued with new MoI service cards.

As of end March, all T-Shelters in Azraq villages 2, 3, 5, and 6 have now been constructed - a total of 10,023 T-Shelters (NRC & MoPWH)

As of mid-October, a total of 220,285 MOI service cards have been issued to Syrians in Jordan through the Government's urban verification process.

At the beginning of 2018, 130,668 Syrian refugee children were enrolled in formal education and 29,247 were enrolled in NFE. Nearly one in three of the 233,052 registered Syrian refugee school-aged children were out of any form of education at the beginning of the year. Children across Jordan face geographical and socio-economic disparities in access, overcrowded or dilapidated classrooms, low learning outcomes; social tension, bullying and violence, and few learning pathways for the most vulnerable children.

At the beginning of November, JEN distributed 15.052 pieces of winter clothes to Syrian refugees in Azraq camp.

At the end of 2013, 85.000 Syrian refugees received winter clothes in Zaatari camp.