NON - CLASSIFIED. EADRCC SITUATION REPORT No 15 (final) Syrian refugees in Turkey (Latest update in bold)

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1 NATO Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centre (EADRCC) Fax : OTAN Centre Euro-Atlantique de coordination des réactions en cas de catastrophe (EADRCC) Télécopie : EADRCC SITUATION REPORT No 15 (final) Syrian refugees in Turkey (Latest update in bold) Message Nº. : Dtg : 10 November 2017, 8:30 UTC From: : Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centre To : Points of Contact for International Disaster Response in NATO and Partner Countries Precedence : Priority Originator : Duty Officer Tel: Approved by : Team leader EADRCC Tel: Reference : EAPC(C)D(98)10(Revised) EADRCC Urgent Disaster Assistance OPS(EADRCC)(2014)0032 EADRCC Situation Report No 12 OPS(EADRCC)(2016)0028 EADRCC Situation Report No 13 OPS(EADRCC)(2016)0040 EADRCC Situation Report No 14 OPS(EADRCC)(2016)0064 This report consists of : - 5 pages 1. Turkey initially requested humanitarian assistance for Syrian refugees in Turkey through the EADRCC on 13 April Based on document OPS(EADRCC)(2012)0046, EADRCC started to coordinate support to Turkish authorities. A final report regarding Syrian refugees in Turkey was published on 17 December 2013, and was based on the information provided by Turkish side to the EADRCC. However, in 2014, the number of Syrian refugees in 22 temporary protection centres had reached up to people, while the number of Syrians outside these centres was estimated to be around people. In light of this, Turkey decided to resubmit an international call for humanitarian assistance on 30 June The following information was provided. 2. As a result of discussions among NATO International Staff, the Delegation of the Republic of Turkey to NATO and Turkish Authorities, is was decided to temporary close this request for international assistance. Depending on the development of the migrant situation a new request for international assistance could be made. 3. The Government of the Republic of Turkey expresses gratitude to all countries that provided humanitarian assistance. -1-

2 4. General Situation: Type of the Disaster Date and Time the Disaster occurred Location of the Disaster : Flow of Syrian refugees into Turkey : During last five years : Turkish side of the Syrian border 5. Description of the situation: 5.1. According to the report of Turkey`s Disaster & Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD), as of 23 of October 2017, Syrians are sheltered in 21 Temporary Protections Centers (TPCs). The highest concentration of Syrian refugees is in Sanlıurfa ( people), followed by Kilis ( people), Adana ( people) and Gaziantep ( people). Detailed information provided by AFAD: PROVINCE TEMPORARY PROTECTIONS CENTRES SET UP Şanlıurfa Gaziantep Kilis Ceylanpınar (Tent TPC) Akcakale (Tent TPC) Harran (Container TPC) Suruç (Tent TPC) Islahiye 1 (Tent TPC) Karkamış (Tent TPC) Nizip (Tent TPC) Nizip 2 (Container TPC) Öncüpınar (Container City) Elbeyli Besiriye (Container TPC) Tents Containers Tents 908 Containers Containers REFUGEES PRESENT Kahramanmaraş Merkez (Tent TPC) Containers Hatay Altınözu (Container TPC) Yayladağı (Container TPC) Apaydın (Container TPC) Güveççi (Tent TPC ) 824 Tents Containers Osmaniye Cevdetiye (Container TPC) Düziçi (Container TPC) Containers Adıyaman Merkez (Tent TPC) Tents Adana Sarıçam (Tent TPC) Containers Mardin Midyat (Tent TPC) Tents Malatya Beydağı (Container TPC) Containers : 21 TPC tents containers

3 5.2. According to UNHCR information as 1 September 2016, to formalize and strengthen UNHCR s long-standing cooperation, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu and High Commissioner Grandi signed a Host Country Agreement According to UNHCR information as 6 January 2017, 3PR Turkey Country Chapter launched in Ankara with the Government of Turkey, the UN agencies and its partners as well as the participation of the media According to UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) information as 31 March 2017, the sixth Steering Committee meeting of the EU Facility for Refugees in Turkey took place in Brussels to report on the progress made to date. They discussed the latest projects to support refugees, in particular the recently launched 34 million Conditional Cash Transfer for Education project with UNICEF and a 5 million contract with the NGO Spark which will increase participation and equal access to higher education of vulnerable Syrian youth. Furthermore, seven new humanitarian projects worth 41.6 million have also been launched focusing on protection and access to health. So far out of the overall 3 billion allocated to the Facility, more than half has already been contracted in less than a year. Contracts have been signed for 46 projects in total worth over 1.5 billion, out of which 777 million has been disbursed so far to support refugees Health. According to an AFAD report from 23 October 2017, there are 161 physicians and 214 health care staff in TPCs: HEALTHCARE In TPCs Countrywide healthcare services Physicians Healthcare staff Policlinics Referrals to hospitals Hospitalized Births Surgeries Education is one of the most complicated problems that faces the Syrian refugees outside camps According to ECHO Factsheet as at January 2017, education in emergencies has also been identified as one of the priority areas for humanitarian aid. This is done through support to non-formal education and school transportation. In addition, the Commission is developing a plan to provide Education assistance through the ESSN, aimed at increasing enrolment and improving attendance for the most vulnerable children According to an AFAD report from 23 October 2017, there are students and teachers in TPCs: EDUCATION In TPCs Public schools Students Teachers Courses Temporary Education Centers Total Turkish Syrian Total Vocational General

4 Building on the ESSN, the European Union and UNICEF are now rolling out the Conditional Cash Transfer for Education (CCTE) project in Turkey. The EU commitment of 34 million will fund bimonthly cash transfers to vulnerable refugee families whose children attend school regularly. The project also includes a child protection component to ensure the most vulnerable refugee children continue to attend school and to ensure they receive complementary child protection services when needed. These projects are complemented by a series of other aid projects that have been launched in 2016 and Food. According to UNHCR information as 19 October 2016, WFP is currently assisting 282,000 vulnerable Syrian refugees with its e-food card programme, jointly implemented with TRC in the South-East of Turkey. WFP, together with the TRC and the MoFSP, is preparing to roll-out the Emergency Social Safety Net, a multi-purpose cash assistance scheme According to Regional Refugee & Resilience Plan , the strong partnership between the Food Security Sector, the Turkish Red Crescent (TRC) and the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) has been instrumental in this process. Through the electronic voucher programme, since 2012, WFP/AFAD/ TRC/MoFSP reached 150,000 Syrians in 11 camps with 100 Turkish lira (TL) per month (50TL from WFP/TRC and 50TL from AFAD) and 130,000 Syrians in five provinces with 62 TL per month, effectively covering 100 percent of their food needs According to ECHO Factsheet as at July 2017, the flagship humanitarian programme funded by the EU in 2017 is the Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN), a debit card based social assistance scheme that will allow up to 1.3 million of the most vulnerable refugees to meet their most pressing basic needs. With initial financing of 348 million from the EU, the implementing partner, the World Food Programme, in collaboration with the Turkish Red Crescent and Turkish government institutions, is distributing electronic debit cards to refugee families through which payments are made directly to families. 6.3 Luxembourg has offered 80 family tents on 18 August List of financial support to Turkey (as provided by AFAD), from 13 April 2012 to 23 October 2017: UN ORGANISATIONS RED CRESCENT AND RED CROSS SOCIETIES WFP UNHCR UNICEF IOM UNFPA UNIDO USD IFRC GERMAN RED CROSS FINNISH RED CROSS DUTCH RED CROSS BRITISH RED CROSS SWEDISH RED CROSS NORWEGIAN RED CROSS

5 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES NGOs OTHERS USD AUSTRIA BELGIUM CZECH REPUBLIC CROATIA FRANCE HUNGARY SLOVAKIA USD AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS ATS GROUP ARAB GULF PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPMENT BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA HO MERHAMET MDD SARAJEVO ISLAMIC COMMUNITY OF KOSOVO INTERNATIONAL NGO SAVE THE CHILDREN TURKSE CULTURELE EN SOCIALE TURKISH - HUNGARY BUSINESSMEN SOCIETY WINGS OF HELP USD SOUTH KOREA SOUTH AFRICA PHILIPPINES QATAR COLOMBIA KUWAIT MALAYSIA SAUDI ARABIA THAILAND TUNISIA VIETNAM NEW ZEALAND USD GRAND USD 8. The Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centre can be reached in the following ways: Telephone: Fax : Mobile Phone: Internet -5-