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Establishing a Revolving Fund to Support the Restoration of Livelihoods in Northeastern Syria – Phase I
In a first of its kind initiative in the SRTF history, the Fund approved the establishment of a Revolving Credit Fund (RCF) that aims to support local business owners to work together to promote economic development in target communities throughout northeast Syria. In cooperation with Near East Foundation that is a leading non-governmental organization in this field and has implemented other innovative programs aimed at developing vulnerable com...
Support of Vegetable Production in Northern Aleppo
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 a reduction in productivity. Vegetable production has been impacted due to the lack of inputs, such as fertilizer, seeds, agrochemicals, and lack of acces...
Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in the North of Aleppo Governorate Phase III
Following large waves of internally displaced people (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 the third phase of its "Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in the North of Aleppo Governorate" project to replenish the implementing entity's (IE) soft wheat stocks in order to mitigate and avoid shortage of supplies of flo...
Supporting Restoration of Aquaculture in Ar-Raqqa Governorate - Phase I
For years, many of Ar-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 Ar-Raqqa, vital sectors suffered many setbacks, which called for interventions to help improve food security and livelihood opportunities of extremely vulnerable host community members,...
Establishing a Revolving Fund to Support the Restoration of Livelihoods in Northeastern Syria – Phase I
In a first of its kind initiative in the SRTF history, the Fund approved the establishment of a Revolving Credit Fund (RCF) that aims to support local business owners to work together to promote economic development in target communities throughout northeast Syria. In cooperation with Near East Foundation that is a leading non-governmental organization in this field and has implemented other innovative programs aimed at developing vulnerable com...
Support of Vegetable Production in Northern Aleppo
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 a reduction in productivity. Vegetable production has been impacted due to the lack of inputs, such as fertilizer, seeds, agrochemicals, and lack of acces...
Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in the North of Aleppo Governorate Phase III
Following large waves of internally displaced people (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 the third phase of its "Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in the North of Aleppo Governorate" project to replenish the implementing entity's (IE) soft wheat stocks in order to mitigate and avoid shortage of supplies of flo...
Supporting Restoration of Aquaculture in Ar-Raqqa Governorate - Phase I
For years, many of Ar-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 Ar-Raqqa, vital sectors suffered many setbacks, which called for interventions to help improve food security and livelihood opportunities of extremely vulnerable host community members,...