Approved Projects
In response to the growing need for essential health services in Deir-ez-Zor Governorate, and based on the accomplishments attained as part of phases I & II of the same health intervention the Syria Recovery Trust Fund (SRTF), in coordination with an Implementing Entity (IE), launched Phase II...
The Northeast of Syria (NES) has often been regarded as the nation's breadbasket due to fertile land for the cultivation of a variety of vital crops one of which being potato farming– a staple food item for Syrians. Recently, this crucial food source for communities has seen a sharp decline due ...
In response to the increased demand for lending services across various sectors such as trade, services, manufacturing, industrial and agriculture, and in light of the great successes of its first phase, the Syria Recovery Trust Fund (SRTF), in coordination with an Implementing Entity (IE), launch...
Olive cultivation has played a crucial role in the Syrian economy for years making it an integral part the country's agricultural and cultural heritage. However, the Olive cultivation industry has been severely impacted by the crisis as is the case with other vital crops in the Agriculture sector ...
The Syria Recovery Trust Fund (SRTF) has committed to contributing to the Health sector as it is one of the most affected and crucial in Syria. With the lack of timely response to urgent health emergencies in Northern Aleppo and building on the successes of the first two phases, the SRTF launched ...
The ongoing Syrian conflict has resulted in heightened water insecurity for both the host community residents and internally displaced people (IDPs) in Northwest Syria. This has been exacerbated by the scarcity of clean and safe water sources, necessitating a costly dependence on water trucking an...
On 06 February 2023, a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Turkiye's southeast and Northwest Syria which caused massive destruction of buildings and infrastructure leading to a major humanitarian crisis in Syria. With a rising death toll, thousands injured and tens of thousands displaced, there ...
With the continuous influx of internally displaced people (IDPs) into Northern Aleppo, the Health sector has become even more fragile given that demand for already-scarce resources has increased. The intermittent availability of (high-cost) electricity in the area as well as only poses another cha...
Following the success of its first two previous RCF phases, the SRTF launched Phase III of the project: “Revolving Credit Fund Phase III: Strengthening Agricultural Resilience and Incomes” in coordination with the Near East Foundation (NEF), the implementing partner (IE).
This phase focuses...
Due to heavy frost in February 2022 and long periods of low precipitation in the region, experts expect low yields from cereal crops, specifically wheat. Additionally, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the two largest global wheat exports has decreased the availability of wheat in global ma...
Following the success and promising potential of the SRTF’s pilot intervention “Revolving Credit Fund” (RCF) implemented in collaboration with Near East Foundation (NEF) in Northeast Syria (NES), the SRTF launched phase II of the RCF project in partnership with NEF, namely: “Establishment ...
In response to the ongoing need for the rehabilitation and improvement of the Agriculture Sector in Syria which suffered a significant loss of livestock – from 2,892,521 in 2012 to 416,000 in 2021, the SRTF approved phase two of the previously implemented ‘Support for the Recovery of Livestock...
A recently conducted preliminary needs assessment regarding medical waste disposal practices at hospitals in North-West Syria (NWS) revealed major gaps in waste management practices in health facilities. The assessment revealed that practices including medical waste separation, collection, treatme...
Since the conflict started in Syria, the utilities, including the water and sanitation infrastructure networks, have not received any maintenance. A considerable amount of damage has been caused to the infrastructure due to the growing population in Northern Aleppo due to internal displacement whi...
Agriculture remains a key part of the economy in northern Aleppo. The sector is a critical “safety net” for the communities, including internally displaced people (IDPs), who reside in several rural areas. However, due to the ongoing conflict, the agriculture sector in Syria has suffered from ...
The South of Syria has seen a significant population growth since July 2017 when de-escalation of the conflict and ceasefire came to an effect. Consequently, demand for subsistence foodstuff, especially bread, has increased significantly, putting heavy pressure on a food security system that was a...
Since the start of the conflict, the regime stopped funding of operations and maintenance of pump stations that supply and distribute water via water networks in Quneitra Governorate. This has led to a gradual decay of the said facilities. In addition, a number of potable water and sanitation netw...
The selected pumping stations system consists of 11 pumping stations that have been strategically installed to provide water for irrigating agricultural lands in Dar’a Governorate. It is the primary provider of irrigated water for agricultural purposes and also provides 49% of the communitie...
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