Warm Winter Campaign 10
| Account No | 146567 |
| Swift | ZKBATRIS |
| IBAN TL | TR53 0020 9000 0014 6567 0000 01 |
| IBAN USD | TR26 0020 9000 0014 6567 0000 02 |
| IBAN EUR | TR96 0020 9000 0014 6567 0000 03 |
| Account Holder | INSAN HAYIR KALKINDIRMA DERNEĞİ (GIRAS) |
84% of the displaced families in northwest Syria now rely on humanitarian aid, amid growing concerns about the increasing need for additional assistance as winter approaches. The “Syria Response Coordinators” organization, which monitors humanitarian affairs in northwest Syria, said that civilians are unable to secure work as winter approaches compared to the summer, noting that the percentage of humanitarian needs in various sectors has increased by 18.9% compared to the previous month, while there is a 13.8% shortage in humanitarian response.
IDLIB, SYRIA – FEBRUARY 05: Children warm themselves at Sendiyan Refugee Camp, where civilians are displaced by the attacks of Bashar Assad regime as they live in tents with harsh winter conditions in Idlib, Syria on February 05, 2023. (Photo by Muhammed Said/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Tattered Tents
The real problem in the winter of 2023-2024 is the extent of damage to the tents that emerged dilapidated from last year’s winter.
IDLIB, SYRIA – DECEMBER 24: Syrian people evacuated from eastern Aleppo due to Assad regime and its supporter foreign terrorists attacks on civilians, live under winter conditions at the tent camp which NGO’s built in Idlib, Syria on December 24, 2016. Syrians keep living by the aids and supplies distributed by nongovernmental organizations. (Photo by Cem Genco/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)
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