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Supporting Olive Farmers in Northern Aleppo
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 in Syria. Consequently, the reduction in olive production has had a negative effect on both food security and economic growth in the region. To addres...
Support Farmers for the Production of Wheat Crop in North Aleppo
Given the importance of the agriculture sector in allowing Syrians to secure their livelihoods and given the lack of agrochemicals for pest control available in the region, the Syria Recovery Trust Fund (SRTF) launched an extension project under its Agriculture sector, “Support Farmers for the Production of Wheat Crop in North Aleppo”, in Northwest Syria. This project was developed based on the “Support Farmers for the Production of Wheat and Veg...
Emergency Response in Northern Aleppo – Civil Defence Operations
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 was an immediate need to intervene with an emergency response plan (ERP) to support vulnerable communities in earthquake- struck areas north of Syria. T...
Installation of Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems to Operate Health Facilities in Northern Aleppo
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 challenge to the sector as it disrupts the provision of health services, thereby, putting lives at risk and exacerbating an already-fragile situation. Th...
Supporting Olive Farmers in Northern Aleppo
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 in Syria. Consequently, the reduction in olive production has had a negative effect on both food security and economic growth in the region. To addres...
Support Farmers for the Production of Wheat Crop in North Aleppo
Given the importance of the agriculture sector in allowing Syrians to secure their livelihoods and given the lack of agrochemicals for pest control available in the region, the Syria Recovery Trust Fund (SRTF) launched an extension project under its Agriculture sector, “Support Farmers for the Production of Wheat Crop in North Aleppo”, in Northwest Syria. This project was developed based on the “Support Farmers for the Production of Wheat and Veg...
Emergency Response in Northern Aleppo – Civil Defence Operations
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 was an immediate need to intervene with an emergency response plan (ERP) to support vulnerable communities in earthquake- struck areas north of Syria. T...
Installation of Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems to Operate Health Facilities in Northern Aleppo
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 challenge to the sector as it disrupts the provision of health services, thereby, putting lives at risk and exacerbating an already-fragile situation. Th...