For more than six years, Syrian people have been suffering from the cruel conditions of the war, during which the agricultural process was severely damaged, especially in the northern regions of Syria, but this was not an enough reason for Syrian people to fall victim to despair and surrender, however they continue to produce.
Ihsan for Relief & Development, in cooperation with WHH and funded by the German Foreign Office, is implementing a project consisting of two main activities:
The first aspect includes supporting farmers with agricultural vouchers that allow them to purchase agricultural inputs and equipment during two seasons in summer and winter, as well as providing irrigation support vouchers to farmers in rural areas of western Aleppo.
The second aspect includes the support of the local communities with bread, where 4000 daily bread packages are distributed in the areas of Kernabal and Jisr al-Shughour.
In the photos, IhsanRD team provides agricultural support vouchers to the registered farmers in the area of Atarab.
As part of the emergency response plan in Ihsan for Relief & Development and in cooperation with World Food Program (WFP). 4,600 families have been reached monthly in the villages of Jisr al-Shughourarea who hosts enormous numbers of displaced people. The response has been providing food kits families that suffice a family for a month, in order to support the resilience of local communities and displaced families in the Jisr al-Shughour.
Through its Food Security and Livelihoods Program, Ihsan aims to achieve self-sufficiency for local communities in Syria and to mitigate the impact of the war on both civilians and farmers.
Within the activities of supporting the Agriculture Sector Ihsan for Relief and Development has provided agricultural support vouchers to 1000 farmers in 20 villages in northern countryside of Idleb, in addition to providing drip irrigation systems for the farmers.
In a daily basis, Ihsan team in Jisr Al-Shughour continues to distribute bread to the people within the activities of Food Security and Livelihoods program in Idleb governorate, where 2000 bread bags are being distributed every day in Jisr Al-Shughour in addition to daily distribute other 2000 bread bags in Kafarnabal area.
This project is delivered in collaboration with WHH and funded by the German Foreign Office in order to support the resilience of civilians within the project areas who are suffering from the impact of war in Syria.
As part of Food Security and Livelihood Program, Ihsan for Relief and Development in collaboration with WHH has launched a new project to support agriculture in Western Aleppo countryside in the north of Syria. This project aims to provide 800 farmers with vouchers to purchase various agricultural inputs from the contracted suppliers within project areas.
The project is being funded by the German Foreign Office in order to support the Syrian farmers’ resilience and alleviate their financial burdens they are suffering from due to the ongoing war’s circumstances.
Ihsan for Relief and Development together with Welthungerhilfe (WHH) is starting free bread distributions to Internally Displaced People (IDPs) and host communities in Southern Idlib governorate. The project is funded by the German Foreign Office and will contribute to food security through bread distributions, bakery support, food vouchers and agricultural activities.