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Financial Tracking System (Refugee component). Totally requested - $154,341,367. Received – $22,589,111. Gap – $131,
Inter-Sector Working Group, Jordan

Basic Needs Sector Quarterly Report (January – March 2017) PLANNING PHASE Requirements for Basic Needs sector in the Inter-Agency Appeal in 2017 1.

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REFUGEES: 19 Partners, 12 Governorates Locations: 2 Partners, 12 Governorates Locations: (Zarqa, Ajloun, Al Balqa, Amman, Aqaba, Irbid, Jarash, Karak , Ma’an, Madaba, Mafraq and Tafilah Governorates)

Required funds in USD

RESILIENCE: 2 Partners, 12 Governorates Locations: (Zarqa, Ajloun, Al Balqa, Amman, Aqaba , Irbid, Jarash, Karak , Ma’an, Madaba, Mafraq and Tafilah Governorates)

REPORTING and Implementation of Inter-Agency

6m

154 m Refugees

Resilience

MONITORING PHASE Appeal (Refugee component) 4. Population reached through basic needs interventions

3. Funding Status

Financial Tracking System (Refugee component) Totally requested - $154,341,367 Received – $22,589,111 Gap – $131,752,256 % of funds received vs total requested (by Sector)

15%

85%

Services provided: Replenishment / replacement and new arrival kits; cash; NFIs.

Beneficiaries of basic needs services in different areas

Syrian-URBAN

476,659

Syrian-CAMP

347,576

Host-Community Received

25,089

Gap

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5. Progress against Targets: Sector Priority Indicators

6. Key Achievements In the first quarter of 2017, more than $20,133,513 USD were provided through cash based interventions to around 150,786 vulnerable individuals in the refugee and host communities. During the reporting period, funding for two projects was given for basic needs (see Progress Report above) under refugee component. A third project funded for basic needs is linked to seasonal assistance (winterization support) and is expected to start in October 2017. The Basis Needs Working Group supported process of formulating sector priorities for the OCHA-JHF call for proposals. The sector focused needed attention for the delivery of core relief items in Azraq camp. The Basic Needs Sector has started mapping cash based interventions in different sectors (Protection, Health, Shelter and Livelihoods). Discussion on modalities of urgent cash assistance between the Basic Needs Sector and the Protection Sector is taking place regarding urgent cash assistance

7. Challenges faced during the reporting period Four organizations who appealed under the Basic Needs sector were not successful in securing funds to implement activities. Further challenges are foreseen as only 15% of the funding request for basic needs sector was received in the first quarter.

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8. Key priorities and gaps foreseen in the 2nd quarter (April - June) Basic Needs will advocate to secure the required budget needed to continue implementation of cash based intervention activities in the urban context. Consideration should be taken as 89 percent of Syrian refugees are living below the Jordanian poverty line (68 JD per capita).

9. Organizations The achievements described in this report are the collective work of the following organizations:

Basic Needs services provided by organizations are here: http://advisor.unhcr.jo/#/

For more information on the Basic Needs sector please look at: http://data.unhcr.org/syrianrefugees/working_group.php?Page=Country&LocationId=107&Id=71

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