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Agricultural Support to Farmers in Ar-Raqqa Governorate - Phase III
Restoring the agriculture sector in ِAr-Raqqa governorate is critical to stabilization efforts, to enhance the resilience of returning populations, and to improve food production after many years of conflict. The SRTF’s support to the agriculture sector started in July 2018 under phase one of its “Agricultural Support to Farmers” intervention. The work was expanded into a second phase in November, and with this newly approved third phase, the SRT...
Supporting the Recovery of Livestock Production in Northern Aleppo Governorate
Prior to the outbreak of conflict, a modest 50% of fodder needed for livestock breeders were available at both good quality and affordable prices. Since the start of the conflict, the regime ceased providing fodder to livestock breeders, and as a result, the local market for fodder has been destabilized. The limited available resources meet only 3% of the fodder needs, in general, and at present, approximately 23% of the needs of livestock are se...
Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in the North of Aleppo Governorate – Phase II
Food security has been and remains one of the primary concerns in Syria’s agriculture, which is the only country in the Arab world that relies on its own resources to secure stable food inputs, especially wheat. Following the outbreak of conflict and the subsequent displacement of populations across Syria, the capacity of the agriculture sector has been drastically reduced and has placed heavy pressure on an already vulnerable food security syste...
Provision of PHC Services and Clean Water Supply for Rural Communities – Phase I
Following the end of conflict, residents of Ar-Raqqa have increasingly started to return to their homes. The returnees face significant challenges as they seek to resume to normal life activities. Damage caused by the fighting remains widespread and basic services are unavailable or are extremely limited. Assessments from humanitarian actors and local authorities suggest that access and improvements to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) and he...
Agricultural Support to Farmers in Ar-Raqqa Governorate - Phase III
Restoring the agriculture sector in ِAr-Raqqa governorate is critical to stabilization efforts, to enhance the resilience of returning populations, and to improve food production after many years of conflict. The SRTF’s support to the agriculture sector started in July 2018 under phase one of its “Agricultural Support to Farmers” intervention. The work was expanded into a second phase in November, and with this newly approved third phase, the SRT...
Supporting the Recovery of Livestock Production in Northern Aleppo Governorate
Prior to the outbreak of conflict, a modest 50% of fodder needed for livestock breeders were available at both good quality and affordable prices. Since the start of the conflict, the regime ceased providing fodder to livestock breeders, and as a result, the local market for fodder has been destabilized. The limited available resources meet only 3% of the fodder needs, in general, and at present, approximately 23% of the needs of livestock are se...
Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in the North of Aleppo Governorate – Phase II
Food security has been and remains one of the primary concerns in Syria’s agriculture, which is the only country in the Arab world that relies on its own resources to secure stable food inputs, especially wheat. Following the outbreak of conflict and the subsequent displacement of populations across Syria, the capacity of the agriculture sector has been drastically reduced and has placed heavy pressure on an already vulnerable food security syste...
Provision of PHC Services and Clean Water Supply for Rural Communities – Phase I
Following the end of conflict, residents of Ar-Raqqa have increasingly started to return to their homes. The returnees face significant challenges as they seek to resume to normal life activities. Damage caused by the fighting remains widespread and basic services are unavailable or are extremely limited. Assessments from humanitarian actors and local authorities suggest that access and improvements to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) and he...