Joint Assessment for Syrian Refugees in New Damietta

Publication language
English
Pages
21p
Date published
01 Feb 2013
Type
Research, reports and studies
Keywords
Needs assessment, Forced displacement and migration
Countries
Egypt, Syria

This joint assessment in Damietta, which took place between the 5 – 10February 2013 is part of an ongoing inter-agency effort to assess the needs of Syrians in Egypt. UNHCR, WFP, IOM, UNICEF, CRS and RESALA participated in the assessment.

New Damietta in Egypt has been identified as a key location hosting Syrians. Syrians have come to the area due to an existing social network and/or because they have skills in carpentry which the area is known for. New Damietta is also less expensive than Cairo.