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Syria Joint Damage Assesment of Selected Cities

30-08-2023/in HLP, Reports & Papers /by Rand Shamaa

The 2022 Syria Joint Damage Assessment (DA), conducted by the World Bank Group in collaboration with the European Union (EU), provides an overview of the effects of the ongoing conflict in Syria. The DA is a broad-brush and largely remote-based exercise, focusing on 14 cities and 11 sectors. This report is the sixth World Bank Group assessment conducted during the ongoing conflict; however, it is the first conducted jointly with the EU. The DA distinguishes itself from previous ones by expanding the geographic and sectoral scope. Five cities – Daraya, Hassakeh, Rastan, Tell Abiad and Zabadani have been added to cities covered by the 2019 report. Moreover, the Agri-food Value Chains, Municipal Services, Cultural Heritage, and Environmental sectors have been added to those assessed in the 2017 report.

Title: Syria Joint Damage Assesment of Selected Cities
Editor: Mark Mattson
Published by: World Bank Group – The European Union
Date: December 2022
Link: Here.

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