AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHumanitarian & Health Support: WFP and South Korea launched a $5m REACH food and nutrition push in Syria, targeting about 38,000 vulnerable people with cash or vouchers and treatment for moderate acute malnutrition for children and pregnant/breastfeeding women. Refugee Returns: UNHCR says about 220,000 UNHCR-registered Syrians have returned from Jordan since Dec 2024, with nearly 45,000 returning in 2026; the agency is adding extra support for vulnerable families to cover return-related needs, including medication and transport. Safety & Care Access: The U.S. updated its travel advisory for Israel, West Bank and Gaza, warning that Gaza’s emergency and intensive care capacity is limited and hospitals/clinics lack basic resources. Conflict Impact on Health: Reports say Israel’s strikes and raids in southern Syria and Lebanon continue despite U.S.-led de-escalation efforts, raising risks for civilians and health services. Local Health Risks: A separate Turkey case highlights how violence can erupt around everyday life for Syrian workers, underscoring ongoing insecurity affecting access to safe work and care. Community Health & Inclusion: A new €3m project aims to help older people and people with disabilities access safer, healthier services across Syria, Lebanon and Palestine, including primary healthcare, physiotherapy, medicines and assistive devices.
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