{"id":19898,"date":"2021-04-07T20:39:49","date_gmt":"2021-04-07T17:39:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/horan.ngo\/?p=19898"},"modified":"2021-04-08T16:39:23","modified_gmt":"2021-04-08T13:39:23","slug":"humanitarian-overview001","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/horan.ngo\/beta\/humanitarian-overview001\/","title":{"rendered":"NES Turkish Controlled areas Humanitarian Overview"},"content":{"rendered":"

Horan Foundation HF, in an attempt to capture a view of the humanitarian situation in North East
\nof Syria in the communities were under the Turkish government, performed Multi-Sectoral Needs
\nAssessment, due to rapid change in the security situation and the demographic change on the
\nground.
\nIn the tenth year of the Syrian crisis, all country\u2019s population faces huge humanitarian obstacles
\nwith continued conflict affecting civilians, lack of shelter, food and non-food items (NFIs), basic
\nservices, education services, drinking water, and other essential necessities.
\nThe humanitarian situation changes rapidly and significantly across the country, depending on
\nthe intensity of conflict, besides the displacement patterns and access to basic services and aid.
\nThis report provides a community-level analysis of the humanitarian situation in the North East
\nof Syria in the communities were under the Turkish government. It analyzed changes in major
\nhumanitarian sectors of displacement, shelter, NFI, food security and livelihood, protection,
\nWASH, education, and emergency for four sub-districts (Ein Issa, Tell Abiad, Suluk, Ras Al Ain) over
\na period of three months from Oct 2020 to early Jan 2021.
\nDespite an escalation in conflict and a reported decline in humanitarian conditions in the North
\nEast of Syria in the communities were under the Turkish government in 2020, the area has received
\nless international media attention than other governorates experiencing mass displacement in
\nSyria.
\nSo, to help humanitarian actors with information about the developments and the last change in
\nthe humanitarian needs, this report offers a multi-sectoral analysis in North East of Syria in the
\ncommunities were under the Turkish government.
\nThis report is covering four sub-districts in Al-Hasaka and Ar-Raqqa governorates (Ein Issa, Tell
\nAbiad, Suluk, Ras Al Ain) with all sectors except health and nutrition sectors as it had been
\nmentioned, the selection of the time period and area covered was informed by conflict dynamics
\nand the humanitarian situation on the ground which changed after MSNA 2020.
\nSampling was to take all sub-districts and communities under the Turkish government control in
\nAl-Hasaka and Ar-Raqqa governorates to take an extensive and comprehensive overview of the
\nsituation in these sub-districts.
\nHoran Foundation access in North East of Syria in the communities were under the Turkish
\ngovernment was to four sub-districts and 265 communities, in the meanwhile Data Collection
\nCoverage targeted all sub-districts and communities in these covered sub-districts.
\nData collection was completed through Key Informants KI interviews with at least five KI in each
\ncommunity (1855 KIs) (%65 Males, %35 Female). Types of KI included a range of representatives of
\ncivilian bodies, such as local council members, teachers, NGO workers, and directors.
\nHoran Foundation teams conducted face to face KI interviews. The selection of KI was based on the
\ncriteria of knowledge regarding population, local context and situation, professional background,
\nleadership responsibilities or personal experience, gender balance\u2026. etc.
\nThe data analysis plan was based on a sub-district level but in some special questions, it depends
\non community-level data analysis<\/p>\n<\/div>

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