Supporting food assistance (cash, vouchers, or in-kind distributions)
Enhancing agricultural production (seeds, tools, livestock support)
Promoting sustainable livelihoods and income-generating activities
Strengthening value chains and market access
Providing vocational and technical training
Supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship
Improving food security monitoring and resilience-building
Fig Farmers Association
Between administrative planning and field excellence, the representative council of the Fig Farmers Association continues to strengthen its skills in ...
“Seeds of Resilience” Workshop
In the presence of representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture, the German Embassy, the European Union, and the German Agency ...
Practical capacity development for fig farmers
Practical capacity development for fig farmers in Ariha through a training program that includes 5 days of theoretical sessions on ...
Empowering Small Businesses Through Skills and Market Access
Ihsan Relief and Development implemented a project to empower small-scale project beneficiaries in the city of Al-Bab through specialized training ...
Fig Farmers Support
A direct investment that yields tangible impact—supporting more than 300 fig farmers with agricultural inputs and pest control supplies under ...
A specialized digital marketing training
Digital Marketing… A Core Skill for Business Growth A specialized digital marketing training has been launched, supported by #IRC and ...
A Strategic Partnership to Safeguard Our Food Future
With a strategic step toward safeguarding our food future 🌱 A tripartite Memorandum of Understanding was signed, bringing together the ...
Fig Farmers Association
From local organization, real change begins! Ariha witnessed the establishment of the Fig Farmers Association, with the participation of 300 ...
Hands-On Greenhouse Training for Sustainable Agriculture
From inside the greenhouses, our teams delivered hands-on training in seed germination and seedling production, supported by IRC. The training ...








