Regional Refugee & Resilience Plan

The Regional Refugee & Resilience Plan (3RP) is a strategic, coordination, planning, advocacy, fundraising, and programming platform for humanitarian and development partners to respond to the Syria crisis. It comprises one regional plan, with four standalone country chapters covering Türkiye, Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt.

The 3RP is co-led by both UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency and the United Nations Development Programme – UNDP.

REVISED: 2025 Regional Strategic Overview

2025 RESPONSE

Now, in the fifteenth year of the crisis, the region faces increasing economic, social, and political challenges, compounded by new large-scale emergencies with regional implications that heighten the needs of both refugees and their host communities.
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2025 Response

Population Targeted in 2025

5,407,752

Targeted refugees, asylum seekers, & stateless persons

6,104,698

Targeted host community members

About

In 2015, the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) was established in response to the Syria crisis. Now, in the fifteenth year of the crisis, the 3RP continues to lead the international community’s support for national efforts to address the ongoing impact of the situation.

Flash Regional Survey on Syrian Refugees’ Perceptions and Intentions on Return to Syria

Guidance on Host Community Targeting Approaches

2025 Regional Strategic Overview

2023 Annual Report

The Future of 3RP: Options Paper

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Regional and Country-specific

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About the 3RP

Achievements

2023 Key Figures

Prevent and reduce statelessness through legally recognized documentation and favourable legal provisions.

96% of children in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon have a birth document (birth notification).

Maximizing resettlement opportunities for those most in need.

35,656 refugees benefitted from resettlement from a range of states (Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Türkiye).

Refugee children are enrolled in the national education system (primary and secondary).

783,084 children were (5-17 years, girls and boys) enrolled in formal and nonformal education.

Response capacities of municipalities and other local authorities to deliver basic services and foster social cohesion are strengthened.

562 local / municipal mechanisms for interaction and dialogue between communities were put in place and supported.

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Introduction to the 3RP

01

Protecting People

Protecting vulnerable individuals, including displaced persons, is essential for safety from exploitation, violence, and mental health risks. The 3RP emphasizes this protection in all its activities, empowering all demographics to drive their development, ensuring stable mental and social conditions, and making sure no one is left behind.

02

Supporting Durable Solutions

Opportunities for enabling pathways towards durable solutions are urgently needed to allow refugees a purpose for the future that provides hope and dignity. The 3RP works towards three possible durable solutions in line with international standards and frameworks: voluntary repatriation to Syria; resettlement to third countries; and local solutions and opportunities. The approach and activities vary based on the context of each 3RP country.

03

Contributing to Dignified Lives

Through displacement and the surrounding pressures from various crises, refugees and vulnerable host populations face multiple challenges, including high levels of poverty, unemployment, and food insecurity, as well as increased protection-related needs, particularly those related to legal status, gender, age and disability, especially among the vulnerable individuals.

04

Enhancing Local and National Capacities

With over a decade of humanitarian assistance to refugees and very low numbers of returns to Syria, investing in sustainable solutions is increasingly becoming a high priority. This involves collaborating with stakeholders at all levels for economic growth, job creation, and benefits for both host countries and refugees. 3RP’s approach also strengthens national systems and fosters trust in the public sector while maintaining social cohesion.

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The 3RP Model

The 3RP is the first multi-UN agency partnership operating at such scale towards addressing strategic and structural issues resulting from a crisis. It is seen as a model and precursor to the Global Compact on Refugees as well as linked to other significant international frameworks. Integral to the 3RP is its integration of humanitarian and development-based responses into one cohesive plan for the region, which includes the major host countries receiving Syrian refugees: Türkiye, Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt.

At the regional level, the 3RP is a coordination mechanism and regional strategy that is based on national plans and processes. Bringing together around 230 humanitarian and development partners at the country and regional level, the 3RP’s comprehensive approach has successfully channelled over USD 25 billion through the plan since its inception. Additionally, the 3RP recognizes actors that operate beyond the 3RP structures but are involved in Syria crisis response such as International Financial Intuitions and bi-lateral development partners who provide support to the host governments’ efforts to ensure they can continue supporting refugees and affected host communities.

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Linkages

The 3RP continues to explore synergies between humanitarian and development processes, including with ongoing current global processes, such as the Global Compact on Refugees and the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Linkages of 3RP and SDGs:

I.
3RP partners work together towards ensuring an effective and equitable access of both refugees and host communities to education, health, sanitation and other key socio-economic goods, services and infrastructures as well as to sustainable livelihoods opportunities (SDG 1 to 11).

3RP interventions contribute to a wide range of SDGs and targets, e.g.:

In some countries, interventions already seek to address broader sustainable development challenges such as environmental and ecological vulnerabilities (SDG 15), while ongoing efforts to expand protection, strengthen capacities of national and local institutions, and promote social cohesion and stability in affected communities are of direct significance to SDG 16.

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Global Compact on
Refugees (GCR)

Linkages of 3RP and GCR:

I.
The GCR was largely inspired by the model and experience of the 3RP, which has been in place over six years prior to the GCR

II.
The GCR was to a large extent shaped by experiences in the MENA region and with Syrian refugees

III.
The 3RP and 3RP countries measure progress towards the GCR through three interconnected periodic review initiatives references in the GCR, including: 1) reviews of the GCR indicator framework, which is integrated into 3RP monitoring and reporting; 2) progress towards implementing pledges and initiatives announced at the Global Refugee Forum (GFR); and 3) the exercise on measuring the impact of hosting, protecting, and supporting refugees

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Assessments

Regional – 30 June 2024
Ninth regional survey on Syrian Refugees’ Perceptions & Intentions on Return to Syria (RPIS)HERE

Lebanon – 13 June 2024
VASyR 2023 - Vulnerability Assessment of Syrian Refugees in LebanonHERE

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Human-Interest Stories

Stories from the Region

Sidra
Story by ASAM; Photo by ASAM/Sibel Salih

Nashwa
Story and Photo by the International Labour Organization (ILO)

Mohsen
Story and Photo by World Vision International (WVI)

Abbas
Story by medair; Photo by medair/Abdul Dennaoui

2025 Guidance Kit

The Guidance Kit comprises both Guidance Notes and Reference Documents. Access to this section is limited to 3RP partners only. To obtain access, please reach out.

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3RP Advocacy Key Messages (March 2025)

The 3RP brings together civil society organizations (CSOs) and UN agencies to highlight the ongoing Syrian refugee crisis and the critical need for sustained donor and government support.

Please find here the jointly developed advocacy key messages for the Ninth Brussels Conference on “Standing with Syria: meeting the needs for a successful transition” (17 March 2025)

Advocacy Key Messages

Appealing Partners

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Appealing Partners — Regional

UNHCR
UNDP
UNRWA

Appealing Partners — Egypt

2022:
UNICEF
UNHCR
SCI
ILO
UNWOMEN
UNDP
IOM
UNFPA
WFP
PLAN
WHO
CARE
CRS

Appealing Partners — Jordan

2021:
Action Against Hunger (AAH)
Action contre la Faim (ACF)
Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED)
Arabian Medical Relief
Arci Cultura e Sviluppo (ARCS)
Blumont
CARE International (CARE)
Caritas
Center for Victims of Torture (CVT)
Danish Refugee Council (DRC)
Finn Church Aid (FCA)
Food & Agricultural Organization (FAO)
Future Pioneers
Habitat for Humanity
Handicap International (HI)
HelpAge International (HA)
International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC)
International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
International Labour Office (ILO)
International Medical Corps (IMC)
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC)
International Rescue Committee (IRC)
INTERSOS
JEPA
Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS)
Jordan Paramedic Society (JPS)
Jordan River Foundation (JRF)
La Chaîne de l'Espoir (CDE)
Madrasati Initiative
MEDAIR
Nippon International Cooperation for Community Development (NICCOD)
Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
Oxfam
PLAN International (PI)
Questscope
Relief International (RI)
Royal Health Awareness Society (RHAS)
Save the Children International (SCI)
Save the Children Jordan (SCJ)
Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)
Terre des Hommes (TDH)
Terre des Hommes Italia (TDH Italy)
The Association of Volunteers in International Service (AVSI)
Tkiyet Um Ali (TUA)
Un Ponte Per (UPP)
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat)
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Vento di Terra (VdT)
World Food Programme (WFP)
World Vision International (WVI)
AAF
Good Neighbor
Naffe
STC
SWEDO
TFG
WARCHILD
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)

Appealing Partners — Lebanon

2022:
SAWA
Magna Lebanon
Fair Trade Lebanon
Medical Teams International
Hilfswerk Austria International HWA
Search For Common Ground
Society for Social Support and Education
The Lebanese Center for Human Rights
Lebanese Society for Educational and Social Development
Polish Center For International Aid
RTA - Ready for Tomorrow Association
Tafaol Association
Mine Action Group
Near East Foundation
World Food Programme
Adventist Development and Relief Agency
Secours Islamique Français
Cooperazione Internazionale
United Nations Population Fund
Solidarités international
Terre des Hommes - Lausanne
Openness Development Association
Rahma Association
CONCERN WORLDWIDE
Michel Daher Social Foundation
Ajialouna
Sama for development - SFD
Tabitha-Dorcas Aid
CESVI cooperazione e sviluppo
Social Center for Orphans and Widows - SCOW
International Labor Organisation
Social skills Association
Safadi Foundation
Comitato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo dei Popoli
United Nations Development Programme
The Social Association
Rahma Center for Community Services
Gruppo di Volontariato Civile
Tahaddi Lebanon
OXFAM
International Rescue Committee
DEVLEOPMENTAL ACTION WITHOUT BORDERS/ NABA`A
International Medical Corps
Restart Center for rehabilitation of victims of violence and torture
United Nations Children's Funds
Tearfund
Humanity and Inclusion
Hariri Foundation for Sustainable Human Development
United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
Tripoli arteries association
Bedayati
Threads of Peace known as House of Peace
United Nations Relief and Works Agency
White hands association
United Nations Office for Project Services
Norweigan Refugee Council
Association for Recreational and Cultural Solidarity
UN-Habitat
The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training
World Vision International
SPHERE building tomorrow
SHEILD
Human Aid and Development
Lebanese Relief Council
Insan Association
American Near East Refugee Aid
International Orthodox Christian Charities - Lebanon
Renee Mouawad Foundation
Relief International
Danish Refugee Council
World Rehabilitation Fund
Migration Services and Development - MSD
TERRE DES HOMMES, ITALY
Farah Social Foundation
Nusaned
Right to Play
Medical Aid for Palestinians - UK
Ana Aqra Association
Basmeh & Zeitooneh
WATAD Association
Fondation Mérieux
Plan International
Action contre la Faim Spain
International Association for Relief and Development (Onsur)
Al Midan
Mercy Corps
AMEL
HelpAge International
Humedica
Food and Agricultural Organisation
Union of the Relief and Development Associations
INARA
Lebanese Association for Scientific Research - LASeR
Al Fayhaa Association
Multi Aid Programs
Caritas Lebanon
Institute For University Cooperation
Akkarouna
shareQ
Jesuit Relief Services
Salam LADC
Catholic Relief Services
International Alert
SAWA for Development and Aid
Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development
Première Urgence - Aide Médicale Internationale
Mercy USA
Arcenciel
Intersos
Al Majmouaa Lebanon
World Health Organization
Save the Children International
Médecins du Monde
MEDAIR International Humanitarian Aid Organisation
United Nations High Commisioner for Refugees
International Organisation of Migration
Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere
Borderless
Humani-terra
Mennonite Central Committee
Islamic welfare association
Association of Volunteers in International Service
Al ghina
Soins Infirmiers et Développement Communautaire
The Lebanese Democratic Women’s Gathering
ABAAD-Resource Center for Gender Equality

Appealing Partners — Türkiye

2022:
AAR Japan
AHCSA
AHF
AIDoctors
ASAM
ATAA Relief
CARE International
Concern Worldwide
DRC
EL-BIR
FAO
Field Ready
Genc Hayat
GOAL International
Hand in Hand
IBC
ICMPD
IDA
IGAM
IHR
Ihsan RD
ILO
Inogar
IOM
IRW
JCCP
KADAV
LWA
Maan Foundation
Maya Foundation
MEDAK
Mercy USA
Mercy Without Limits
MSYD-ASRA
MTD
MUDEM
Mülteci-Der
Multeciler Dernegi
NSPPL
Qatar Charity
Re:Coded
Relief International
RETYKD
Sadad Humanitarian
SAMS
Save the Children
SENED Organization
SPARK
SPI
SSNORG
STL
Takaful Al-sham
TRC
Tzu Chi İyilik Vakfı
UNDP
UNFPA
UNHCR
UNICEF
UNIDO
UNWomen
UOSSM Turkey
UPSED
Van Işitme Engelliler ve Aileleri Derneği
Violet Organization
WATAN Foundation
WFP
WHH
WHO
World Vision
WSA
Yeryüzü Çocukları Derneği
YYD

Donors

We thank our donors for their generous support for 3RP activities. The work of 3RP partners would not have been possible without the extremely generous support of donors.

As well as member states, 3RP Partners are grateful to private donors, humanitarian funds, foundations, charities and other organizations for their contributions. 3RP Partners would also like to acknowledge the huge contribution of host countries who have contributed to the response in many ways including making their services available to refugee populations, at great expense. The member state donors above are gratefully acknowledged for their contributions.

Regional Refugee & Resilience Plan

Now, in the fifteenth year of the crisis, the region faces increasing economic, social, and political challenges, compounded by new large-scale emergencies with regional implications that heighten the needs of both refugees and their host communities. Read more.

Population Targeted in 2025

5,407,752

6,104,698

In 2015, the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) was established in response to the Syria crisis. Now, in the fifteenth year of the crisis, the 3RP continues to lead the international community’s support for national efforts to address the ongoing impact of the situation.

About the 3RP

2023 Key Figures

Introduction to the 3RP

01

02

03

04

The 3RP Model

Data & Dashboards

Linkages

The 3RP continues to explore synergies between humanitarian and development processes, including with ongoing current global processes, such as the Global Compact on Refugees and the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Global Compact on Refugees (GCR)

Assessments

Stories from the Region

2025 Guidance Kit

3RP Advocacy Key Messages (March 2025)

Appealing Partners

Interested in becoming an appealing partner? Please click here to contact us for more information.

Donors

Contact &Contribution

Now, in the fifteenth year of the crisis, the region faces increasing economic, social, and political challenges, compounded by new large-scale emergencies with regional implications that heighten the needs of both refugees and their host communities.
Read more.

Global Compact on
Refugees (GCR)

Contact &
Contribution