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Tiba
Hrak
Jizeh
Nasib
Sayda
Edwan
Karak
Sahwa
Tafas
Da'el
KahilDar'a
Zayzun
Tassil
Moraba
Neimeh
Qarqas
Mseifra
Mzeireb
Yadudeh
Breiqa
Mataeiyeh
Tal Shihab
Sheikh Saed
Ein Eltineh
Um Elmayathen
Ghadir Elbostan
Western GhariyehEastern Ghariyeh
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BweirNajih
Jadal
Hamer
MatlehZabayer
MjeidelRweisat
Bisr Elharir
Masikeh-Lajat
Mlihet Elatash
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Izra
Dara
As-Sweida
Fiq
Ariqa
As Sanamayn
Shahba
Hrak
Mazraa
Nawa
Dael
Little Sura
Mseifra
Mzeireb
Jizeh
Jasim
Masmiyyeh
Al-Khashniyyeh
Qarayya
Ash-Shajara
Busra Esh-Sham
Tassil
Sha
Quneitra
Salkh
Kherbet Ghazala
Sheikh Miskine
Ghabagheb
Dara
As-Sweida
Quneitra
Dar'a
Al Nasib Al Nasib
Tal Shihab
DISCLAIMER :The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply o�cial endorsment or acceptance by the United Nations.
LEGEND
IDPs in community
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Ongoing nutrition programmesPlanned nutrition programmesNo nutrition programmes
OTP ,SFP and SC HFs
HEALTH FACILITIES PER SUB DISTRICTS
v OTP and SFP HFs
Border Crossing Closed
CROSSING POINTS
Border Crossing OpenBorder Crossing Sporadically Open
AREA OF INFLUENCEGovernment In�uenceOpposition In�uenceContested areas
BOUNDARY LINES
International BoundaryGovernorate (Mohafaza)District (Mantika)Sub-District (Nahya)
PREPAREDNESS ACTION TAKENProvision of nutrition services in three communities in Daraa (Hrak, Tafs, and Moraba) and four communities in Quanitera (Breiqa, Ein Eltineh, Ghadir Elbostan and Qarqas).
Koya :Complete cessation of activities as of 09/01/2017 due to insecurityTassil : Suspended as of 20/02/2017 due to insecurity
During Jan 2017 a total of 2,120 under 5 (1,083 boys and 1,037girls) were screened for acute malnutrition. Among them 53 were diagnosed with moderate acute malnutrition (23 boys and 30 girls), and four with severe acute malnutrition (2 boy and 2 girls). The detected cases enrolled in the therapeutic nutrition programme and received the required nutrition curative interventions. While among the 142 PLW screened for acute malnutrition, 37 women were diagnosed with acute malnutrition and received the required treatment.Preventative Nutrition services were also provided, where 271 boys and 273 girls between 6-59 months were bene�ted from blanket supplementary feeding through receiving lipid based Nutrient supplements to prevent acute malnutrition , while 145 girls and 160 boys 6-59 months received micronutrient supplementation to prevent and treat micronutrient de�ciencies.Additionally 421 PLWs received counselling services on infant and young child feeding practices.
Suspended due to insecurity
WHOLE OF SYRIA (WoS)
NUTRITION SECTORStrengthening Humanitarian response
Nutrition Sector Cross-Border Preparadness and Response to Dar'aa - February 2017