At least on the U.S. side, we have a pretty large operation. We're the number one aid donor to Syrians in distress. That means both Syrians on Syrian territory—and there are some very delicate channels that have been developed to try to get some assistance to people who are still living on Syrian soil—and those who are outside the country.
I think the UN is quite distraught that some of the appeals for emergency aid for Syrian refugees are unfulfilled. I think it has raised less than half of the money it thinks was the target in the last calendar year. I don't know what its goals are for 2015.
The Turks have given a huge amount of in-kind assistance to the Syrian refugees and have been a little ambivalent regarding how much they want the international community to be their partner. They want to do some of it themselves.
My guess is that we are able to address only a small percentage of the actual need. There are Syrian families and children and so on in enormous distress who the international community has not been able to reach.