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Support for the Recovery of Livestock Production Within Northern Aleppo -Phase II
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 Production in Northern Aleppo Governorate’, that builds on the success of the SRTF’s phase one project with the aim to continue to secure high-quality, aff...
Supporting Health Services in the Northern Aleppo Countryside – Phase II
With an increasing population, currently estimated at 1.3 million people in Northeastern Aleppo, more pressure is placed on health services systems to carter for patients with quality services, and even more on the existing Ambulance Response Network which is facing challenges in meeting emergency requests in various locations. And due to this increased pressure and the need for a timely response to emergencies in the health service sector, the...
Enhancing Food Security in Northeast Syria (NES)
Historically, the Northeast of Syria (NES) region has been a major wheat producer of Syria. However, due to the severe decline of rainfall and other climatic factors, the wheat yields in 2021 have been far below previous years and seriously threaten food security in the region. Moreover, a large number of wheat mills throughout NES were damaged during the conflict period with ISIS and are not in an operational state due to extensive damage, looti...
Medical Waste Management for Health Facilities in Northern Aleppo
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, treatment, and disposal are inefficient and inadequate with medical waste being either burned in waste pits, located behind the health facilities, or disposed...
Support for the Recovery of Livestock Production Within Northern Aleppo -Phase II
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 Production in Northern Aleppo Governorate’, that builds on the success of the SRTF’s phase one project with the aim to continue to secure high-quality, aff...
Supporting Health Services in the Northern Aleppo Countryside – Phase II
With an increasing population, currently estimated at 1.3 million people in Northeastern Aleppo, more pressure is placed on health services systems to carter for patients with quality services, and even more on the existing Ambulance Response Network which is facing challenges in meeting emergency requests in various locations. And due to this increased pressure and the need for a timely response to emergencies in the health service sector, the...
Enhancing Food Security in Northeast Syria (NES)
Historically, the Northeast of Syria (NES) region has been a major wheat producer of Syria. However, due to the severe decline of rainfall and other climatic factors, the wheat yields in 2021 have been far below previous years and seriously threaten food security in the region. Moreover, a large number of wheat mills throughout NES were damaged during the conflict period with ISIS and are not in an operational state due to extensive damage, looti...
Medical Waste Management for Health Facilities in Northern Aleppo
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, treatment, and disposal are inefficient and inadequate with medical waste being either burned in waste pits, located behind the health facilities, or disposed...