UNHCR annual HAUS: The survey will cover:Syrian, Iraqi, Non-Iraq Non-Syrian Data collection will start by Nov.By end of 2017 the follow up survey will be ready

LENS launches an improved legal mechanism for home-based businesses which will help businesses become a part of the formal economy.

WFP resumed its support to the national school meals programme reaching over 310,000 schoolchildren via date bars and around 25,000 via healthy meals in host communities. In addition, WFP reached around 28,000 Syrian schoolchildren attending formal education in Zaatari and Azraq camps via date bar and healthy meal distribution.

UNHCR released a report on sexual violence against men and boys in the Syrian crisis, report is available on the UNHCR data portal - Protection and SGBV page.

IMC Understanding the Mental Health and PSS Needs, and Service Utilization of Syrian Refugees and Jordanian report finalized and available on UNHCR data portal

Currently 2017/2018 Formal enrollment data is undergoing verification process, the data set will be released in early 2018

- MoL announces more flexible rules about work permits; new regulations to ease work permit issuance to Syrian refugees

By end of Dec, essential WASH services were provided to approx 120,397 people, including 68,152 children, living in Zaatari, Azraq and King Abdullah park camps.

MoL announces more flexible rules about work permits; new regulations to ease work permit issuance to Syrian refugees.

Cabinet approval of the 6th extension of the grace period for Syrian refugees’ work permits until June 30th 2018. A circular has been made by the Ministry of Labour regarding this approval.