TAILIEUCHUNG - Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan (1 January - 30 June 2013)

The ADB estimates that additional government investment of only around $3 per person per year, spent carefully to target specific healthcare gaps, could bring the MDGs within reach. Private sector contribution to health coverage is a vital component of strategies for meeting MDGs Four and Five. However, this should not detract from or replace government responsibility for public health care. This region is calling out for private and public collaboration on research, improvement and promotion of healthier living, in tandem with facilities and resources to improve the health of mothers and children in the Asia Pacific’s most vulnerable communities. I. | Government of the Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan 1 January - 30 June 2013 19 December 2012 Prepared in Coordination with the United Nations System 2013 SYRIA HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. EXECUTIVE Table I. Summary of requirements and funding by Table II. Summary of requirements and funding by UN 2. RESPONSE Strategic objectives for humanitarian assistance Needs and response Sector response Non Food Items NFIs and Water Sanitation and Hygiene WASH .23 Community Logistics and Emergency Staff Safety 3. ROLES AND ANNEX I. LIST OF PROJECTS BY Table III. Detailed list of projects by ANNEX II. ACRONYMS AND 2013 SYRIA HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The events in Syria since March 2011 have resulted in significant humanitarian needs that have now spread to many areas of the country and have further grown since the drafting of the revised Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan HARP in September 2012. The Government of Syria in collaboration with UN agencies is launching a new HARP for the period from 1 January 2013 to the end of June 2013. This plan will serve around four million people as estimated by the UN that have been directly or indirectly affected by the current events including the drought among them two million who have left their homes because of the current situation. As under the previous plans the directly affected populations include those injured during the events families who lost their breadwinners or left their home areas as well as relatives friends and communities hosting them. The indirect effects of the current events threaten a second major category of Syrians .

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