Winterization Rapid Assessment in Zaatari Camp - August 2016
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Published
15 August 2016 - 22 August 2016
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| Funded |
| Methodology: |
Household key informant interviews |
| Methodology description: |
Data collection took place between 15-22 August 2016
Implemented by mixed-gender team of nine UNHCR and partner enumerators, led by REACH Field Coordinator
Interviews conducted at the case (i.e. family) level across 388 households selected through random GPS sampling
Findings are statistically representative at the camp level with a 95% level of confidence and 5% margin of error
Certain disaggregated findings are indicative rather than statistically representative (and are noted as such)
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| Sampling: |
Random
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| Sampling size: |
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| Target population: |
Population in Camp |
As for September 2016, Zaatari camp currently hosts 79,074 registered Syrian refugees*
Given the modest camp infrastructure, severe winter weather can result in flooding, blocked roads, and shelter damage.
To mitigate the harmful impacts of severe weather, UNHCR and camp partners implement a multi-sector Winter Contingency Response Plan between November and February each year
In order to guide winterization assistance and services provided to camp residents, the plan includes an annual Winterization Rapid Assessment
Key objective of the 2016 assessment is to identify priority winter needs for families in the camp across multiple areas:
- Cash and non-food item (NFI) assistance distributions
- Food access and availability
- WASH access
- Shelter repair & maintenance needs
Sectors
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Water Sanitation Hygiene
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Food Security
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Emergency Shelter and NFI
Locations
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Jordan
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Mafraq Governorate
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Syrian Arab Republic
