In order to better identify the winter needs of refugees living in Romania and potential negative effects of the cold season, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), in collaboration with the Centre for Comparative Study of Migration (CSCM) and Save the Children Romania, has updated and rolled out the Rapid Winterization assessment conducted in 2022 (refer to link), to gain a deeper understanding of the situation. This process was further supported by the Peace Action, Training and Research Institute of Romania (PATRIR) through survey dissemination and data collection. This document presents the findings of the Rapid Winterization Assessment covering the demographics and vulnerabilities, information on refugees' income and expenditure, type of accommodation and heating, and lastly the household needs in terms of core relief items.