Situation report

Response snapshots January to July 2025

UNICEF commitments in terms of planned targets to reach and funding required

Dr. Amwaj, a paediatrician with a UNICEF-supported mobile team, examines Hayel, 5, at a shelter in Sayyeda Zeinab, Rural Damascus.
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The snapshots reflect UNICEF commitments in terms of planned targets to reach and the funding required.

Snapshots list:

  • UNICEF overall snapshot
  • Health
  • Nutrition
  • Water, sanitation and hygiene
  • Education
  • Child protection
  • Adolescent empowerment
  • Social protection
  • Social behavioral change
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