ERCOT says conditions this winter could spark extreme cold, but additional power supply and continued weatherization efforts will lower the risk of power outages.

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Countries: Syrian Arab Republic, World Source: UN High Commissioner for Refugees Please refer to the attached file. Preparing for Winter in Syria This winter will be the 13 th consecutive winter in displacement for many people in Syria, who continue to face increased food insecurity, cost of living, unemployment, and the impact of the February 2023 earthquakes. Weather conditions in winter in Syria are severe, including bitter cold, snow and violent storms. According to the 2023 Syria Humanitarian Needs Overview, the overall number of people in need of core relief items increased in 2023 by over 15 per cent to 5.7 million. Due to the deteriorated economy and severe inflation, 85 per cent of the population cannot afford essential items available in the market. UNHCR will support people in dire need for the coming winter. The planned interventions will include cash assistance and inkind assistance, including tents, winter clothes, and blankets. Operational context The humanitarian situation in Syria continues to deteriorate. In 2023, 15.3 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance, a 4.5 per cent increase since 2022. The rapid rise in needs is driven by a deepening economic crisis, rapid deterioration of the Syrian currency, cuts on gasoline subsidies, climatic shocks, ongoing displacement, recurring hostilities, and the February earthquakes. Additionally, much of the country’s public infrastructure and services have been damaged or destroyed. Chronic electricity and fuel shortages further undermine the functionality of essential services, livelihoods, and delivery of assistance. There are major gaps in the provision of, and access to, essential basic services. Under the circumstances, people are struggling to afford basic items, and it is estimated that 2.7 million people across the country are in urgent need of assistance to prepare for the harsh winter weather conditions.