Since its inception four years ago, the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) has been at the forefront of international efforts to help neighbouring countries deal with the impact of the Syria crisis, which has taken an increasingly significant social and economic toll as the conflict has continued unabated.
In Iraq in 2017, the 3RP international response received only 45% of the funding required to implement activities supporting Syrians living in and out of camps.
For 2018, some 80 partners prepared the 3RP Iraq chapter. The plan is designed to support both refugees and members of the communities hosting them. It aims to provide protection for refugee populations, food, education, health, shelter, basic needs, water and sanitation, upgrade camps structure and livelihoods to vulnerable families.
