In the thirteenth year of the crisis, there is limited common vision for collective outcomes that the humanitarian and development community should work towards to enable pathways to durable solutions for refugees in countries surrounding Syria and for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Syria.
The factors influencing protracted displacement in the region, and those causing the multiple forced displacements of many IDPs inside Syria, have largely not changed over the past years, but instead continue to be exacerbated by new shocks. As a result, the number of people suffering from extreme poverty in Syria and the region is ever-increasing, with very limited prospects for improvement in their living situation.
Supporting pathways to durable solutions for Syria’s displaced