Syria's national poverty lines per household by governorates 2023, (in Syrian pounds)
| Cities | Abject poverty line | Lower poverty line | Upper poverty line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Damascus | 1.901.621 | 3.111.860 | 4.940.840 |
| Rural damascus | 1.682.926 | 2.724.672 | 4.138.779 |
| Homs | 1.601.267 | 2.565.108 | 3.473.474 |
| Hama | 1.577.124 | 2.500.694 | 3.341.162 |
| Tartous | 1.475.084 | 2.468.190 | 3.489.766 |
| Lattakia | 1.383.753 | 2.177.310 | 3.292.690 |
| Idleb | 1.533.851 | 2.325.085 | 3.060.675 |
| Aleppo | 1.395.112 | 2.137.532 | 2.771.659 |
| Ar-Raqqa | 1.986.806 | 3.201.615 | 4.012.223 |
| Deir-Ezzor | 1.520.046 | 2.175.469 | 2.700.642 |
| Al-Hasakeh | 1.669.732 | 2.612.350 | 3.242.266 |
| As-Sweida | 1.161.429 | 1.872.517 | 2.742.735 |
| Dara'a | 2.062.781 | 3.119.497 | 3.981.165 |
| Quneitra | 1.595.882 | 2.618.844 | 3.259.389 |
| SYRIA | 1.614.015 | 2.538.893 | 3.504.675 |
Statistics – November 7, 2024
Syria's national poverty lines per household by governorates 2023, (in Syrian pounds)
| Cities | Abject poverty line | Lower poverty line | Upper poverty line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Damascus | 1.901.621 | 3.111.860 | 4.940.840 |
| Rural damascus | 1.682.926 | 2.724.672 | 4.138.779 |
| Homs | 1.601.267 | 2.565.108 | 3.473.474 |
| Hama | 1.577.124 | 2.500.694 | 3.341.162 |
| Tartous | 1.475.084 | 2.468.190 | 3.489.766 |
| Lattakia | 1.383.753 | 2.177.310 | 3.292.690 |
| Idleb | 1.533.851 | 2.325.085 | 3.060.675 |
| Aleppo | 1.395.112 | 2.137.532 | 2.771.659 |
| Ar-Raqqa | 1.986.806 | 3.201.615 | 4.012.223 |
| Deir-Ezzor | 1.520.046 | 2.175.469 | 2.700.642 |
| Al-Hasakeh | 1.669.732 | 2.612.350 | 3.242.266 |
| As-Sweida | 1.161.429 | 1.872.517 | 2.742.735 |
| Dara'a | 2.062.781 | 3.119.497 | 3.981.165 |
| Quneitra | 1.595.882 | 2.618.844 | 3.259.389 |
| SYRIA | 1.614.015 | 2.538.893 | 3.504.675 |
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