Global Focus

Syrian Arab Republic: Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan

Fourteen years into the Syria crisis, the Middle East region faces increasing economic, social, and political challenges, compounded by new large-scale emergencies with regional implications that heighten the needs of both refugees and their host communities. Overall, in 2025 more than 17.1 million people in Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, and Türkiye are in need of some form of humanitarian and development assistance provided by the international community.

The Syria situation remains one of the largest displacement crises globally, with more than 12 million Syrians forcibly displaced, including more than five million Syrian refugees hosted in neighbouring countries, amid active conflict, natural disasters, deteriorating socio-economic and humanitarian conditions.

Current budget: $10.604 billion

Estimated funds available: 13%

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Global Appeal 2025

The lives of millions have been torn apart by trauma, conflict, persecution, insecurity or human rights violations, and over 139.3 million people are expected to be forcibly displaced or stateless by the end of 2025.

From 14 displacement situations to detailed plans for 50+ country operations, the urgent call for investment is louder than ever, with budgeted needs of $10.248 billion for 2025.

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