REACH has pioneered an innovative new sampling methodology in northern Jordan, using mobile phone applications and Geographical Information Systems (GIS). The methodology forms part of a monitoring and evaluation framework for the Jordan Emergency Services and Social Resilience Project (JESSRP), funded by the World Bank. With the protracted Syrian refugee crisis extending into its fourth […]
REACH carried out an analysis of the needs and vulnerabilities of displaced Syrians staying in informal settlements, using primary data collected from 149 settlements in Syria and Jordan, together with secondary data from Syria Jordan and Lebanon. The report addresses an urgent need to inform humanitarian actors of the specific needs and challenges faced in informal settlements, for which little data […]
Through Key Informant interviews and direct field observations, REACH carried out rapid assessments on food, health and water in Eastern Aleppo, Deir ez-Zor, Al Hasakeh, and Qamishli. Assessment findings highlight sector specific needs, priorities and severity levels to inform the ongoing relief response. A summary of the data collected is available in the form of […]
Since January 2013, the extensive shelling of Aleppo has left part of the city in ruins and caused massive population displacement, as well as the regrouping of the remaining population in the south-western parts of the eastern city area. As of early June 2014, significant population displacement out of eastern Aleppo was still ongoing due […]
