syria Flashcards

1
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when did the civil war began

A

march 2011

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2
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how many internally displaced people

A

7.6 million

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3
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international refugees

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4.7 million people

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4
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who has taken in the most syrian refugees

A

turkey - 1.9 million
lebanon - 1.5 million

Lebanon has been overwhelmed by siryian refugees that in jan 2015 the govermet had to introduce a need for an entry visa, Syrians seaking work must be sponsored by Lebanese individual or company.

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5
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europe

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the route to europe depends to some extent on their wealth, there is less expensive sea route however one that comes with more risk or the moe expensive but safer arrangment such as using a fake passport and getting a direct flight

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6
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how many people in need of humanitarian assistance?

A

13.5 million

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7
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how many syrians have lost their lives?

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250,000

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8
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what type of war ?

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religiously driven civil war,

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9
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push factors

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-civial war
-unemployement due to civil war
-lack of acsess to food and water
- fourced migration due to war

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10
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pull factors

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opportunity to be safe from conflict
-opportunity for a better standard of living
- availability of public services such as education, welfare, and healthcare
-availability of food and water
-safe and secure shelter

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11
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positive impacts on origin country

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-less pressures of resources and aid
-money can be sent back to those still in syria
- reduced risk of civillian targets

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12
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positive impacts on destination country

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greater cultural diversity
-low wadge workfource that takes the jobs people dont want

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13
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positive imapacts on migrants

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-safe from risk
-better standard of living
-acsess to services

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14
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negative impacts on origin county

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restricted economic growth due to low taxes beause people arn’t doing jobs
-loss of younger people, brain drain and ageing population

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15
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negative impacts on destination country

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greater pressure on services such as healthcare and education
greater pressure on resources such as food, water and energy

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16
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negitive impacts on migrants

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  • langue barriers
    -difficulty adjusting
    -cheap labour
    -may experience discrimnation and racism
17
Q

zattarri

A

refugee camp in jordan

18
Q

how much have the Turkish government spent

A

$1.5 billion

19
Q

how much have the eu spent?

A

$4.4 billon

20
Q

UNHCR

A

provide life saving suport for the humanitarian crisis that is teh current refugee situation in syria

21
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IOM

A

interntaional orgnisation for migration

22
Q

recent earthquake

A

the earthquake that happend only four months ago effected syria hugely
millions of children are still in need of urgent humanitarian support. The earthquakes have pushed many families to the brink and left children without access to essential services including safe water, education and medical care.

Millions of people are still internally displaced after being forced from their damaged or destroyed homes and continue to live in temporary shelters. The earthquakes also caused widespread damage to schools and other essential infrastructure, further jeopardizing the well-being of children and families.