Syria response plan requirements
20262.9 billion
USD
Change from previous period -264.4 million USD (-8.3%) vs 2025
Response funding observatory
How do the primary inside-Syria response plan requirements compare with reported funding, and how is funding allocated across clusters?
The OCHA Financial Tracking Service (FTS) compiles what donors and implementing organizations report about response-plan requirements and funding. This page covers only the primary plan inside Syria, at national level.
2.9 billion
USD
Change from previous period -264.4 million USD (-8.3%) vs 2025
888.9 million
USD
Change from previous period -483.6 million USD (-35.2%) vs 2025
30.42
%
Change from previous period -12.65 % (-29.4%) vs 2025
Funding counts paid contributions and commitments; pledges are excluded. Figures are as reported to FTS and are continuously revised, so every chart names the source and displays its fetch date. Filter the period and download the annual table as CSV or Excel.
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Open the interactive dashboard (opens in a new tab)The figures exclude the regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) and separate event-specific appeals. They are national only, with no governorate breakdown. Sanad consolidates cluster names that changed over time into ten stable display groups while retaining each original FTS label in the certified dataset for audit.
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