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Mechanization and Training Centers for Agricultural Equipment in Ar-Raqqa - Phase I
In the past, Ar-Raqqa Governorate was known to produce a large share of Syria’s important cereal crops until its agricultural productivity came to halt with severe setbacks as a result of its fight for liberation from Daesh. Currently, Ar-Raqqa’s community, and its returning population, remain in great need of support to restore their means of livelihood. For that reason, since 2018, Ar-Raqqa has been a destination of a series of SRTF’s agricultu...
Home Gardens and Custom Home Repairs for Urban Households – Phase II
Addressing the issue of stabilization in areas liberated from Daesh is a vital priority as more and more formerly displaced civilians return to their homes in Ar-Raqqa. These civilians continue to face a myriad of hardships and challenges to their livelihoods including lack of access to sufficient food, water, shelter, and other key needs. A crucial need remains to ensure their long-term resilience and livelihoods. Through this intervention, th...
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...
Mechanization and Training Centers for Agricultural Equipment in Ar-Raqqa - Phase I
In the past, Ar-Raqqa Governorate was known to produce a large share of Syria’s important cereal crops until its agricultural productivity came to halt with severe setbacks as a result of its fight for liberation from Daesh. Currently, Ar-Raqqa’s community, and its returning population, remain in great need of support to restore their means of livelihood. For that reason, since 2018, Ar-Raqqa has been a destination of a series of SRTF’s agricultu...
Home Gardens and Custom Home Repairs for Urban Households – Phase II
Addressing the issue of stabilization in areas liberated from Daesh is a vital priority as more and more formerly displaced civilians return to their homes in Ar-Raqqa. These civilians continue to face a myriad of hardships and challenges to their livelihoods including lack of access to sufficient food, water, shelter, and other key needs. A crucial need remains to ensure their long-term resilience and livelihoods. Through this intervention, th...
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...