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Installation of Solar Power Generation Units in a City of Dar’a Governorate
Syria’s power generation system and national electricity grid suffered a great deal of damage since the outbreak of the conflict. Consequently, the country’s power generation capacity was reduced by about 75%. Power supplies to a large number of urban and rural areas, including the target city of this project, were reduced considerably. The city’s main supply sources, a 20kv feeder grid line and 66/20kv substation, were largely affected and are c...
Supporting the Recovery of Crop Production in Dar’a Governorate
Agriculture, which largely contributes to the local economy and GDP in southern Syria, has suffered a significant decline since the outbreak of the Syrian crisis. The sector lacked both reliable operational agricultural equipment, such as those for grain cleaning and seed treatment, and logistical means (e.g. assets required for the timely distribution of seeds to farmers). Moreover, there was a ban on the supply of seed treatment inputs such as...
Rehabilitation of 15 Schools in Quneitra Governorate
Education is one of the sectors worst affected by the Syrian crisis. Schools in opposition held areas suffer from both direct bombardment and funding shortages. Since the start of the conflict, the regime in Damascus stopped funding of school rehabilitation projects, salaries for teachers and administrators, supplies of stationary and other education materials, etc. In Quneitra Governorate, the conditions of schools and the educational sector in...
Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in Aleppo Governorate
Since the start of the conflict, grain centres have been targeted and are either partially destroyed or out of service. In the northern Aleppo countryside, several bakeries were targeted by airstrikes and a few others were vandalized. Currently, flour is provided to the operating bakeries mainly by relief organizations and Türkiye's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD). However, demand for bread remains high, as more internally disp...
Installation of Solar Power Generation Units in a City of Dar’a Governorate
Syria’s power generation system and national electricity grid suffered a great deal of damage since the outbreak of the conflict. Consequently, the country’s power generation capacity was reduced by about 75%. Power supplies to a large number of urban and rural areas, including the target city of this project, were reduced considerably. The city’s main supply sources, a 20kv feeder grid line and 66/20kv substation, were largely affected and are c...
Supporting the Recovery of Crop Production in Dar’a Governorate
Agriculture, which largely contributes to the local economy and GDP in southern Syria, has suffered a significant decline since the outbreak of the Syrian crisis. The sector lacked both reliable operational agricultural equipment, such as those for grain cleaning and seed treatment, and logistical means (e.g. assets required for the timely distribution of seeds to farmers). Moreover, there was a ban on the supply of seed treatment inputs such as...
Rehabilitation of 15 Schools in Quneitra Governorate
Education is one of the sectors worst affected by the Syrian crisis. Schools in opposition held areas suffer from both direct bombardment and funding shortages. Since the start of the conflict, the regime in Damascus stopped funding of school rehabilitation projects, salaries for teachers and administrators, supplies of stationary and other education materials, etc. In Quneitra Governorate, the conditions of schools and the educational sector in...
Complementary Project for Enhancing Food Security in Aleppo Governorate
Since the start of the conflict, grain centres have been targeted and are either partially destroyed or out of service. In the northern Aleppo countryside, several bakeries were targeted by airstrikes and a few others were vandalized. Currently, flour is provided to the operating bakeries mainly by relief organizations and Türkiye's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD). However, demand for bread remains high, as more internally disp...