Approved Projects
Agriculture remains a key part of the economy in Northern Aleppo. The sector is a critical “safety net” for the communities, including IDPs, who reside in several rural areas. However, due to the ongoing conflict, the agriculture sector in Syria has suffered from a reduction in productivity.
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Water pumping stations are critical for the livelihoods and economies of local communities and farmers in Deir Ez-Zor. These stations are the first step in transferring water from the Euphrates River into the local water supply, irrigation system, and septic systems.
This intervention will focus o...
During the eight years of conflict, more than one third of Syria’s infrastructure has been destroyed or damaged. The electrical infrastructure of urban areas of North East Syria has been seriously compromised during the conflict. Since 2011, effective electricity generation capacity has fall...
Amid growing local and international concerns about an imminent COVID-19 outbreak in the North-Eastern Syria (NES), as well as fears of a possible second peak of the virus as predicted by World Health Organization (WHO), the Syria Recovery Trust Fund launched a health intervention in Deir Ez-Zor G...
The Corona virus pandemic known as COVID-19 is unprecedented in recent history and has spread rapidly infecting millions of people causing the death of hundreds of thousand of people on a global scale. Many members of humanitarian and medical organizations are highly concerned from the infection r...
The surge in civilian casualties in need for medical treatment for injuries caused by bombings, explosive remnants or mine fields such as burns and bone injuries required immediate medical attention however, the causalities were are often referred to remote areas to receive the necessary medical t...
Following large waves of IDPs to Northern Aleppo in the last two months, there was a dire need to support bread availability in the area.
To address these needs, the SRTF approved a third phase of its Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in the North of Aleppo Governorate project to...
For many years, many of Al-Raqqa residents depended on fishing in the Euphrates and fish farming as one source of their livelihoods in addition to agriculture and livestock breeding. However, due to the conflict and recent influx of displaced families and returnees to Al-Raqqa, vital sectors suf...
Agriculture has always been a prominent sector in Deir ez-Zor supporting the economy with the production of crops such as wheat, cotton, sesame, and vegetables. And prior to the war, agricultural cooperatives played a prominent role in supporting the availability of fertilizers, pesticides, fungic...
The impact of conflict in Al-Raqqa left a devastating impact on infrastructures across all vital services, including the electricity. With the absence of electrical supplies, living standards have decreased immensely for communities living in the northeast of Syria forcing them to live in harsh co...
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