Syria Crisis Dashboard (18 August 2014)

As a result of the mid-year review of response plans, UNICEF has revised its programme targets and funding needs for the second half of 2014. Below is a summary of results to date (January – July) against these revised targets as well as the updated funding requirements. The UNICEF current funding gap for response plans inside Syria and in neighbouring countries is US$418.5m. Urgent support is required to bridge this gap so that UNICEF can continue to provide life-saving assistance to the children of Syria.

All funding information is up to 30 June 2014 | Refugees �gures as of 20 July 2014 (UNHCR)Creation Date: 18 August 2014

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351.5mReceived

UNICEF Funding Requirements

418.5mGap

770 million (US$)

46%

54%

599,430

319,479

89,614

438,194

60,021

5.1million

Turkey

Jordan

IraqSyria

Egypt

Lebanon

People in Need (as at end July)

Children in Need

2.9 million refugees

10.8 million inside Syria

1.5 million children

5.1 million children

including including

Japan NatComSweden

AustraliaUnited Kingdom

JapanEC

GermanyKuwait

CanadaUnited States

Top 10 Donors (US$)

104.9m 43.4m 34.5m 24.5m 22.2m 19.3m 15.3m 11m 7.6m7.1m

Funding Status per Country Funding Status per Sector

Basic Needs

Health & Nutrition

Child Protection

WASH

Education 37.1.%

34.3%

62.8%

62.2%

5.4%Egypt

Iraq

Turkey

Jordan

Syria

Lebanon 42%

43%

62%

27%

37%

39%

WaterIn Syria, UNICEF is supplying water treatment chemicals that treat enough water to serve over 16.55 million people.

In neighboring countries, 562,919 people have been provided with access to drinking and domestic water.

Jordan

Lebanon

Iraq 78%

94%

23%

Child Protection 435,043 children with access to psychosocial support services.

Egypt

Response Target

Iraq

Turkey

Jordan

Lebanon

Syria

70%

58%

24%

29%

15%

35%

Health25,280,947 children vaccinated against polio in 2014

Egypt

Jordan

Turkey

Lebanon

Iraq

Syria

24 polio campaigns

Coverage*

2,840,050

5,378,119

626,240

851,812

1,084,776

14,500,000

* Coverage �gures represent highest number of children vaccinated in 2014 campaigns.

16 campaigns are scheduled between August and December 2014.

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Egypt

Iraq

Jordan

Lebanon

Turkey

In Syria, UNICEF learning materials for 2.9 million children have been procured and will be distributed in time for the 2014/2015 school year.

In neighbouring countries, 224,216 refugee children have been supported to enroll in formal education .

Education

<1%

120%

73%

32%

32%

2014 UNICEF Results (Jan-July)