Economic constraints and rising winter costs are expected to sustain Crisis outcomes through January 2027. Weak labor demand and delayed wheat payments are constraining household income, while costs for heating, education, and planting are increasing. Households with limited assets, such as camp-based internally displaced persons and returnees, are facing greater difficulty in compensating for income shortfalls.

The poorest households may be forced to undertake severe livelihood coping measures. Further details on the expected outcomes and affected populations are available from the Syria Food Security Outlook Update, which provides information on the situation through January 2027.