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Rehabilitation of a Medical Facility and Support for Two Health Facilities in Northern Aleppo
The surge in civilians in need of medical treatment for injuries caused by bombings, explosive remnants, or minefields such as burns and bone injuries required immediate medical attention however, the injured civilians are taken to remote areas to receive the necessary medical treatment, due to the lack of specialized medical facilities for such injuries in Northern Aleppo. Furthermore, due to the alarming spread of the COVID-19 pandemic globall...
Reestablishment of the Livestock Vaccination Programme in Selected Locations of Dar’a Governorate
The availability of necessary inputs and support for livestock vaccination in Dar’a Governorate has become increasing difficult since the start of the conflict. Consequently, vaccination services were halted leading to a substantial increase in the demise incidence among agricultural animals. Almost all such deaths were due to the spread of diseases, lack of preventive vaccination and emergence of new diseases of various pathological strains. Th...
Rehabilitation of Twenty Six (26) Schools in Dar’a Governorate
Since the start of conflict in Syria, the Governorate of Dar’a continues to suffer heavy shelling, resulting in disruption of public services and the heavy destruction of critical infrastructure, including educational facilities. The functionality of schools, and that of the education sector in general, have reached an unacceptable low level. Many schools have been abandoned as a result of massive destruction. In other areas, children are force...
Support to Health Services in Dar'a Governorate
Before the outbreak of conflict in Syria, the mainstream health services were provided by the public sector. The private sector’s health services were supplementary to those of the public sector. Critical health services were centralized in Damascus and in the capital city of each governorate. Since the start of the conflict, local medical groups (i.e. doctors, nurses and paramedical staff) have attempted to provide alternative health services....
Rehabilitation of a Medical Facility and Support for Two Health Facilities in Northern Aleppo
The surge in civilians in need of medical treatment for injuries caused by bombings, explosive remnants, or minefields such as burns and bone injuries required immediate medical attention however, the injured civilians are taken to remote areas to receive the necessary medical treatment, due to the lack of specialized medical facilities for such injuries in Northern Aleppo. Furthermore, due to the alarming spread of the COVID-19 pandemic globall...
Reestablishment of the Livestock Vaccination Programme in Selected Locations of Dar’a Governorate
The availability of necessary inputs and support for livestock vaccination in Dar’a Governorate has become increasing difficult since the start of the conflict. Consequently, vaccination services were halted leading to a substantial increase in the demise incidence among agricultural animals. Almost all such deaths were due to the spread of diseases, lack of preventive vaccination and emergence of new diseases of various pathological strains. Th...
Rehabilitation of Twenty Six (26) Schools in Dar’a Governorate
Since the start of conflict in Syria, the Governorate of Dar’a continues to suffer heavy shelling, resulting in disruption of public services and the heavy destruction of critical infrastructure, including educational facilities. The functionality of schools, and that of the education sector in general, have reached an unacceptable low level. Many schools have been abandoned as a result of massive destruction. In other areas, children are force...
Support to Health Services in Dar'a Governorate
Before the outbreak of conflict in Syria, the mainstream health services were provided by the public sector. The private sector’s health services were supplementary to those of the public sector. Critical health services were centralized in Damascus and in the capital city of each governorate. Since the start of the conflict, local medical groups (i.e. doctors, nurses and paramedical staff) have attempted to provide alternative health services....