With an executive summary on the Syrian refugees situation in Jordan;; the report combines the conclusions of detailed assessments in various areas including as child protection and gender-based violence;; education;; water sanitation and hygiene;; and nutrition and health. It provides a holistic picture of the situation faced by Syrian children and women in Jordan to draw out recommendations for necessary plans of action. Some key findings of the report include growing challenges for water;; sanitation and hygiene situation in Za’atari camp;; several threats to the nutritional status and health of Syrian girls;; boys and women and increasing violence against adolescents. Bringing together the voices of children and women at the camps;; the report examines the situations of Syrian refugees in host communities and refugee camps and finds key recommendations based on them.

This study aims to demonstrate the rights of disabled people stated by the legislator. The study shows the extent to which state and civil society institutions adhere to the implementation of applicable legislations related to people with disabilities.

تقرير تحليلي للنتائج الرئيسية لمسح الإعاقة في الأردن;; الذي نفذته الدائرة خلال شهر تشرين الثاني 2010 بدعم من المجلس الأعلى لشؤون الأشخاص المعوقين. وغطى المسح عينة من الأسر بلغ حجمها حوالي (13) ألف أسرة بصورة تضمن التمثيل على مستوى المملكة والحضر والريف والأقاليم الثلاثة والمحافظات. واستندت هذه العينة إلى الإطار الذي وفرته نتائج التعداد العام للسكان والمساكن لعام 2004. ويهدف هذا التقرير بشكل رئيسي إلى إعطاء صورة عن مدى انتشار الإعاقة في الأردن;; والإعاقات الأكثر انتشاراً بين أفراد المجتمع الأردني;; ويتضمن التقرير منهجية المسح وأسلوب جمع البيانات والنتائج التحليلية.

This report is an assessment on the psychosocial needs of Iraqis displaced in Jordan and Lebanon. The assessment included mapping;; structured interviews with stakeholders and 200 families;; and direct observations through an innovative methodology based on Hertz’s migration paradigms with a non medical focus. The results highlighted the necessity for psychosocial interventions;; since most families were rebounding in their experience of displacement;; and the challenges posed to service providers by the first massive urban displacement crisis.