UNHCR / WINTER DISPLACED FAMILIES
11-Nov-2022
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UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is appealing for urgent support for families forced to flee as they head into a grim winter. Refugees and others displaced are struggling intensely, with freezing weather set to exacerbate already harsh conditions. UNHCR
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FILE – 27 DECEMBER 2021, QHARAGA DISTRICT, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
1. Close up, feet walking in snow
FILE – JANUARY 2022, QHARAGA DISTRICT, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
2. Med shot, girls walking with light clothes on the snow
FILE – 27 DECEMBER 2021, QHARAGA DISTRICT, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
3. Wide shot, man and his family outside their house
FILE – JANUARY 2022, QHARAGA DISTRICT, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
4. Close up, girl’s face in snow
5. Wide shot, boy walking in light clothes in the snow toward outside room
6. Various shots, man showing the conditions of the room with water leaks
7. Various shots, boys’ faces in snow
8. Med shot, family watching snow fallen
9. Various shots, men sorting wood in snow
10. Wide shot, exterior of house
11. Med shot, children sitting on the ground
12. Med shot, plastic bag on child’s leg / father speaking in background
FILE – 23 DECEMBER 2021, HERAT, AFGHANISTAN
13. Wide shot, tents
FILE – 15 MARCH 2022, KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN
14. Various shots, child making a pot of tea
15. Various shots, family at home / child in hammock
FILE – 19 JANUARY 2022, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
16. Various shots, men trying to warm up outside of the streets
FILE – 20, 21 JANUARY 2022, KURDISTAN REGION, IRAQ
17. Aerial shot, landscape covered in snow
18. Wide shot, young boy sweeping snow from roof
19. Wide shot, woman shovelling snow from path
FILE – IRAQ
20. Various shots, family in halter keeping warm and reading
FILE – 22 JANUARY 2022, BAHARKA IDP CAMP, ERBIL, Iraq
21. Various shots, men and children trying to warm-up close to a fire outside
FILE – 16 JANUARY 2022, CAMP, JORDAN
22. Wide shot, view of a road in the camp
23. Aerial shot, camp
24. Wide shot, view of a road in the camp
25. Various shots, young man warming up close to a fire
26. Aerial shot, camp
27. Various shots, men trying to warm up close to a fire
28. Wide shot, street life
29. Med shot, child lighting a small fire to keep warm
30. Close up, mud puddles as people walk through them
31. Med shot, mud puddles main road in camp
32. Med shot, child outside his home
33. Close up, sweeping the road from the rain and mud
FILE – 4 FEBRUARY 2022, BEKAA, LEBANON
34. Various shots, people sheltering from snow
35. Various shots, life in the camp with the cold
36. Med shot, young boy
FILE - 25 JANUARY 2022, BEKAA, BEKAA, BAR ELIAS, LEBANON
37. Aerial shot, informal settlements
38. Med shot, young baby sleeping next to stove
39. Close up, old woman firing the stove
FILE – 20 JANUARY 2022, BEKAA, LEBANON
40. Wide shot, man removing snow from water tank cover
41. Wide shot, children walking through snow
FILE – FEBRUARY 2022, LEBANON
42. Wide shot, tents covered by snow and mountain behind, refugees face a snowstorm
43. Close up, smoking pipe from a stove comes out of a tent
44. Wide shot, man and boy remove snow from tent
45. Various shots, woman removing snow and water from the outside and inside entrance of her tent
46. Close up, woman walking with open sandals in the snow
FILE - JANUARY 2021, SYRIA
47. Med shot, women removing snow from their tents
48. Aerial SHOT, Basic tents in the middle of a flooded land
49. Med shot, person from back removing snow from his tent with a shovel
FILE – 20 JANUARY 2022, NORTHEASTERN SYRIA
50. Pan right, tents collapsed in snow
FILE - 03 MARCH 2022, ROMANIA-MOLDOVA BORDER
51. Med shot, kid drinking a hot tea outside
FILE - 01 MARCH 2022, TISZABECS, HUNGARY
52. Wide shot, forcibly displaced persons on the side of a road in the cold at the border
53. Med shot, forcibly displaced persons having some meal and drink at the border
54. Various shots, forcibly displaced persons on the road flying war at the border
FILE - 01 MARCH 2022, VYSNÉ NEMECKE, SLOVAKIA
55. Various shots, forcibly displaced persons on the road in the cold at the border between Slovakia and Ukraine
1. Close up, feet walking in snow
FILE – JANUARY 2022, QHARAGA DISTRICT, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
2. Med shot, girls walking with light clothes on the snow
FILE – 27 DECEMBER 2021, QHARAGA DISTRICT, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
3. Wide shot, man and his family outside their house
FILE – JANUARY 2022, QHARAGA DISTRICT, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
4. Close up, girl’s face in snow
5. Wide shot, boy walking in light clothes in the snow toward outside room
6. Various shots, man showing the conditions of the room with water leaks
7. Various shots, boys’ faces in snow
8. Med shot, family watching snow fallen
9. Various shots, men sorting wood in snow
10. Wide shot, exterior of house
11. Med shot, children sitting on the ground
12. Med shot, plastic bag on child’s leg / father speaking in background
FILE – 23 DECEMBER 2021, HERAT, AFGHANISTAN
13. Wide shot, tents
FILE – 15 MARCH 2022, KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN
14. Various shots, child making a pot of tea
15. Various shots, family at home / child in hammock
FILE – 19 JANUARY 2022, KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
16. Various shots, men trying to warm up outside of the streets
FILE – 20, 21 JANUARY 2022, KURDISTAN REGION, IRAQ
17. Aerial shot, landscape covered in snow
18. Wide shot, young boy sweeping snow from roof
19. Wide shot, woman shovelling snow from path
FILE – IRAQ
20. Various shots, family in halter keeping warm and reading
FILE – 22 JANUARY 2022, BAHARKA IDP CAMP, ERBIL, Iraq
21. Various shots, men and children trying to warm-up close to a fire outside
FILE – 16 JANUARY 2022, CAMP, JORDAN
22. Wide shot, view of a road in the camp
23. Aerial shot, camp
24. Wide shot, view of a road in the camp
25. Various shots, young man warming up close to a fire
26. Aerial shot, camp
27. Various shots, men trying to warm up close to a fire
28. Wide shot, street life
29. Med shot, child lighting a small fire to keep warm
30. Close up, mud puddles as people walk through them
31. Med shot, mud puddles main road in camp
32. Med shot, child outside his home
33. Close up, sweeping the road from the rain and mud
FILE – 4 FEBRUARY 2022, BEKAA, LEBANON
34. Various shots, people sheltering from snow
35. Various shots, life in the camp with the cold
36. Med shot, young boy
FILE - 25 JANUARY 2022, BEKAA, BEKAA, BAR ELIAS, LEBANON
37. Aerial shot, informal settlements
38. Med shot, young baby sleeping next to stove
39. Close up, old woman firing the stove
FILE – 20 JANUARY 2022, BEKAA, LEBANON
40. Wide shot, man removing snow from water tank cover
41. Wide shot, children walking through snow
FILE – FEBRUARY 2022, LEBANON
42. Wide shot, tents covered by snow and mountain behind, refugees face a snowstorm
43. Close up, smoking pipe from a stove comes out of a tent
44. Wide shot, man and boy remove snow from tent
45. Various shots, woman removing snow and water from the outside and inside entrance of her tent
46. Close up, woman walking with open sandals in the snow
FILE - JANUARY 2021, SYRIA
47. Med shot, women removing snow from their tents
48. Aerial SHOT, Basic tents in the middle of a flooded land
49. Med shot, person from back removing snow from his tent with a shovel
FILE – 20 JANUARY 2022, NORTHEASTERN SYRIA
50. Pan right, tents collapsed in snow
FILE - 03 MARCH 2022, ROMANIA-MOLDOVA BORDER
51. Med shot, kid drinking a hot tea outside
FILE - 01 MARCH 2022, TISZABECS, HUNGARY
52. Wide shot, forcibly displaced persons on the side of a road in the cold at the border
53. Med shot, forcibly displaced persons having some meal and drink at the border
54. Various shots, forcibly displaced persons on the road flying war at the border
FILE - 01 MARCH 2022, VYSNÉ NEMECKE, SLOVAKIA
55. Various shots, forcibly displaced persons on the road in the cold at the border between Slovakia and Ukraine
STORYLINE
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is appealing for urgent support for families forced to flee as they head into a grim winter. Refugees and others displaced are struggling intensely, with freezing weather set to exacerbate already harsh conditions.
Millions of people from Ukraine, Afghanistan and across the Middle East displaced by conflict or persecution could now face a perilous winter as freezing temperatures add to the misery already induced by spiralling prices, the lingering impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and extreme weather linked to the climate crisis.
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, warns that for many of the world’s forcibly displaced, this coming winter will be far more challenging than in recent years. Many displaced families will have no option but to choose between food and warmth – struggling to heat their shelters, source warm clothing, and cook hot meals.
Across the Middle East, many displaced Syrians and Iraqis will have to contend with extreme cold and snowstorms once again. This will be the 12th consecutive winter in displacement for many. UNHCR estimates that 3.4 million Syrian and Iraqi refugees and those internally displaced people in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt will need critical assistance to prepare for and cope with winter.
In Lebanon, where the severe economic crisis is pushing everyone to the brink, nine out of ten Syrian refugees are already living in extreme poverty, forcing them to reduce food consumption and suspend seeking medical care. Many are falling further into debt, as they try to cover their basic needs.
Millions of Ukrainians uprooted from their homes by the current war are facing winter in displacement or are living in damaged homes or in buildings ill-suited to protect them from the biting cold, with disrupted energy, heating and water supplies and lost livelihoods.
In Afghanistan, where winter temperatures can easily plunge to -25 degrees Celsius across parts of the country, many displaced and conflict-affected families will be left exposed to the elements. The harsh winter arrives amid a steep economic decline, and only months after June’s earthquake in south-eastern Paktika and Khost provinces, in which thousands of people in the country experienced devastating loss and damage to their homes.
Amid an ongoing effort to contain a humanitarian catastrophe, flash flooding and drought also continue to wreak havoc on lives, property and livelihoods, while some regions of Afghanistan continue to report new displacement.
Despite worsening humanitarian needs, the funding outlook for life-saving aid programmes and assistance remains bleak. Owing to funding shortfalls, UNHCR has recently been forced to scale back essential programmes in several countries.
UNHCR has launched a global winter fundraising campaign to help forcibly displaced families in the above-mentioned operations meet their most urgent needs during the coldest months of the year.
Funding will help provide those uprooted with warm winter clothing, thermal blankets, home repairs, solar panels and lamps, gas cylinders and cash assistance to cover other essential winter needs including heating.
Millions of people from Ukraine, Afghanistan and across the Middle East displaced by conflict or persecution could now face a perilous winter as freezing temperatures add to the misery already induced by spiralling prices, the lingering impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and extreme weather linked to the climate crisis.
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, warns that for many of the world’s forcibly displaced, this coming winter will be far more challenging than in recent years. Many displaced families will have no option but to choose between food and warmth – struggling to heat their shelters, source warm clothing, and cook hot meals.
Across the Middle East, many displaced Syrians and Iraqis will have to contend with extreme cold and snowstorms once again. This will be the 12th consecutive winter in displacement for many. UNHCR estimates that 3.4 million Syrian and Iraqi refugees and those internally displaced people in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt will need critical assistance to prepare for and cope with winter.
In Lebanon, where the severe economic crisis is pushing everyone to the brink, nine out of ten Syrian refugees are already living in extreme poverty, forcing them to reduce food consumption and suspend seeking medical care. Many are falling further into debt, as they try to cover their basic needs.
Millions of Ukrainians uprooted from their homes by the current war are facing winter in displacement or are living in damaged homes or in buildings ill-suited to protect them from the biting cold, with disrupted energy, heating and water supplies and lost livelihoods.
In Afghanistan, where winter temperatures can easily plunge to -25 degrees Celsius across parts of the country, many displaced and conflict-affected families will be left exposed to the elements. The harsh winter arrives amid a steep economic decline, and only months after June’s earthquake in south-eastern Paktika and Khost provinces, in which thousands of people in the country experienced devastating loss and damage to their homes.
Amid an ongoing effort to contain a humanitarian catastrophe, flash flooding and drought also continue to wreak havoc on lives, property and livelihoods, while some regions of Afghanistan continue to report new displacement.
Despite worsening humanitarian needs, the funding outlook for life-saving aid programmes and assistance remains bleak. Owing to funding shortfalls, UNHCR has recently been forced to scale back essential programmes in several countries.
UNHCR has launched a global winter fundraising campaign to help forcibly displaced families in the above-mentioned operations meet their most urgent needs during the coldest months of the year.
Funding will help provide those uprooted with warm winter clothing, thermal blankets, home repairs, solar panels and lamps, gas cylinders and cash assistance to cover other essential winter needs including heating.
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