2023 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - EMERGENCY CASH ASSISTANCE 2023 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - EMERGENCY CASH ASSISTANCE In 2023, UNRWA will continue to provide cash assistance to PRS through a targeted approach prioritizing the most vulnerable with a higher cash transfer. PRS households where the head of family does not hold a Jordanian document receive US$ 40 per person per month, while PRS belonging to families where the head of household holds Jordanian documents, and who are hence more likely to have access to public services and other entitlements for Jordanian citizens, receive US$ 25 per person per month. Some 398 PRS and 149 Syrian refugees in King Abdullah Park (KAP), who are considered extremely vulnerable, will also continue to receive regular cash assistance. In 2023 to further support the resilience of PRS families, UNRWA will continue to provide a one-off emergency cash assistance with an average value of US$ 200. This support will be provided to an estimated 1,200 PRS families who experience a major shock or a crisis with distressing consequences on their economic situation.  During the last quarter of 2023, winterization assistance will also be provided to all PRS. This assistance is provided based on family size, with families receiving between US$ 277 and US$ 453 depending on the number of members. This methodology is in line with the winterization assistance provided by the international community to non-PRS in Jordan.To mitigate the additional socioeconomic hardship created by COVID-19, UNRWA will complement the regular assistance provided to PRS with one round of COVID-19 top-up cash assistance of US$ 100 per person per round for all PRS in Jordan, including those in KAP. In 2023, UNRWA will continue to provide cash assistance to PRS through a targeted approach prioritizing the most vulnerable with a higher cash transfer. PRS households where the head of family does not hold a Jordanian document receive US$ 40 per person per month, while PRS belonging to families where the head of household holds Jordanian documents, and who are hence more likely to have access to public services and other entitlements for Jordanian citizens, receive US$ 25 per person per month. Some 398 PRS and 149 Syrian refugees in King Abdullah Park (KAP), who are considered extremely vulnerable, will also continue to receive regular cash assistance. In 2023 to further support the resilience of PRS families, UNRWA will continue to provide a one-off emergency cash assistance with an average value of US$ 200. This support will be provided to an estimated 1,200 PRS families who experience a major shock or a crisis with distressing consequences on their economic situation.  During the last quarter of 2023, winterization assistance will also be provided to all PRS. This assistance is provided based on family size, with families receiving between US$ 277 and US$ 453 depending on the number of members. This methodology is in line with the winterization assistance provided by the international community to non-PRS in Jordan.To mitigate the additional socioeconomic hardship created by COVID-19, UNRWA will complement the regular assistance provided to PRS with one round of COVID-19 top-up cash assistance of US$ 100 per person per round for all PRS in Jordan, including those in KAP.