Cross-border aid renewal stalls humanitarian catastrophe, while organizations on the ground test alternatives

On July 12, the UN Security Council extended the Syrian cross-border aid mechanism for six months. But with the future still uncertain, alternatives to in-kind aid are being used in some northwestern Syrian camps—with mixed results. 

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