iMMAP is committed to supporting the humanitarian effort happening in Türkiye and Syria following the earthquakes.
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This report was generated by iMMAP using a combination of data service providers, key informant interviews, and open-source research to assist donors and partners in analyzing evolving security, governance, political, economic, and other dynamics that impact conditions in Northwest Syria, as well as Whole of Syria, and the operating environment for humanitarian actors.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP.
This dashboard was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP. It centralizes the latest updates on the effects of the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria.
Following the earthquakes that have caused extensive damage, and tragic loss of life across large areas of Turkey, and Syria, Northwestern Syria, local populations and humanitarian actors continue their relief efforts. However, hard-hit areas in Northwestern Syria (NWS) continue to be particularly vulnerable, largely due to the challenges faced in delivering aid to them through cross-border modalities. These challenges present a continuation of a pattern in which humanitarian aid into the area has been politicized. In our spot-report, we provide a brief on the contextual background that lead to the current challenges in delivering aid to NWS.
The recent 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Türkiye and Syria has had a catastrophic impact on the region. According to the latest OCHA flash update (February 8th, 2023), over 2,000 buildings have been completely destroyed and more than 5,100 buildings have been partially destroyed in Northwest Syria. In the aftermath of this disaster, bread availability is one of the most critical humanitarian needs, as daily bread supply is already limited and considered vulnerable.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP. It was published four days after the earthquake took place and is the fifth of a serie of daily updates.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP. It was published two days after the earthquake took place and is the third of a serie of daily updates.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP. It was published one day after the earthquake took place and is the second of a serie of daily updates.
This report was produced by the Deep project with analytical support from the Data Friendly Space and iMMAP. It was published on the same day the earthquake took place and is the first of a serie of daily updates.
This report was generated by iMMAP using a combination of data service providers, key informant interviews, and open-source research to assist donors and partners in analyzing evolving security, governance, political, economic, and other dynamics that impact conditions in Northwest Syria, as well as Whole of Syria, and the operating environment for humanitarian actors. The contents of this report solely represent the analysis of iMMAP and do not represent the views or positions of iMMAP’s donors and partners.