The SGBV WG met regularly in May 2019 with a focus on youth and GBV, this included the presentation of the COMPACT- interagency guidelines for working with and for young people in humanitarian settings. In the reporting month the working group provided technical review of 12 submitted proposal to the OCHA managed humanitarian funding. In order to collect lessons learnt on inclusion of people with disabilities in GBV programming in this operation a taskforce met to develop briefing note. A second briefing session was offered on SGBV WG mobile data entry. The working group worked with sub national coordination in Mafraq to support the establishment of CMR services in the area. In Zaatari camp a multisectorial initiative brought together youth, protection and GBV actors and community volunteers to discuss solutions for street sexual harassment in the camp.

[Inter-Agency Financial Tracking: Refugee Component] For the second quarter of 2017, US $ 385 million (52% of the total requested funds) have been received.

[Inter-Agency Financial Tracking: Refugee Component] For the third quarter of 2017, USD 472 million (64% of the total requested funds) have been received under the Refugee component, and USD 79 million (17%) under the Resilience component.

In October, the Basic Needs Working Group provided around 5,904,184 US$ worth of regular cash and non-food item (NFIs) to vulnerable beneficiaries from the refugee and host Community.

In Oct, WFP resumed its support to the national school meals programme reaching over 300,000 schoolchildren via date bars and around 25,000 via healthy meals in communities. In addition, WFP reached around 30,000 Syrian school children attending formal education in Za’atri and Azraq camps via date bar and healthy meal distribution

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

- The data collection will start by November, and by end of 2017 the follow up survey will be ready. - The survey will be conducted by phone, so the beneficiari

The DRC socio-economic assessment “Understanding Alternatives to Cash Assistance”, supported by UNHCR has been published.

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

The Protection Working Group also finalized renewed Key Advocacy Messages on main protection priorities in Jordan