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Istidamah - Providing Innovative Solutions to Strengthen Community Resilience in Syria Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: Istidamah - Providing Innovative Solutions to Strengthen Community Resilience in Syria - While the humanitarian needs are huge, with almost 14 million people in need of assistance, the changing nature of the crisis requires a more robust medium-term approach supporting the resilience and early recovery efforts of Syrian citizens wherever possible at a grassroots level ¿ going beyond emergency and life-saving responses. There is also a clear imperative to support medium to longer-term interventions which focus on strengthening systems and fostering resilience and sustainability. This Special Measure will therefore support the resilience and early recovery needs of the Syrian population through community-driven interventions aimed at the provision of key services while supporting social cohesion at the local level. Four priority areas of intervention have been selected. Interventions in the health and education sectors will focus on strengthening the provision of key services now, but will also pay attention, among others, to aspects which increase resilience, such as strengthened capacities of healthcare personnel to manage services and systems, or greater investments in vocational education providing youth with viable livelihood opportunities. This Special Measure will also continue to build urban and rural resilience, providing integrated support to a number of urban areas and their rural hinterlands with the aim of mitigating further instability, displacement and loss of human capital by employing a people-centred approach to recovery and social cohesion. Finally, this action will support local Syrian civil society actors to build their capacities as independent development actors in their communities, promoting inclusive, transparent and participatory processes, which can support early recovery and foster social cohesion.Individual areas of the action will contribute to four Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) linked directly to the priority sectors of intervention. Due attention to cross-cutting issues, especially gender and support for vulnerable community members will lead to contributions towards SDGs on gender inequality and reduced inequalities. Together, the separate interventions will contribute towards the overarching goal of a reduction in poverty.The action will give priority (1) to a `Whole of Syria¿ approach as long as the operational context allows, and (2) to communities where significant numbers of returnees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are located. &nbsp;
Strengthening the adaptive capacities and socio-economic well-being of people, civic actors and communities in Syria - SRC Phase II To improve the socio-economic well-being and adaptive capacities of people, civic actors and communities by : i) increasing households income, assets and consumption of needed goods and services; and ii) creating more cohesive, inclusive and equitable communities in Syria.
Supporting the creation and coordination of new civil society actors related to the education sector in the North West & North East of Syria Contract related to: Supporting the creation and coordination of new civil society actors related to the education sector in the North West & North East of Syria - While the humanitarian needs are huge, with almost 14 million people in need of assistance, the changing nature of the crisis requires a more robust medium-term approach supporting the resilience and early recovery efforts of Syrian citizens wherever possible at a grassroots level ¿ going beyond emergency and life-saving responses. There is also a clear imperative to support medium to longer-term interventions which focus on strengthening systems and fostering resilience and sustainability. This Special Measure will therefore support the resilience and early recovery needs of the Syrian population through community-driven interventions aimed at the provision of key services while supporting social cohesion at the local level. Four priority areas of intervention have been selected. Interventions in the health and education sectors will focus on strengthening the provision of key services now, but will also pay attention, among others, to aspects which increase resilience, such as strengthened capacities of healthcare personnel to manage services and systems, or greater investments in vocational education providing youth with viable livelihood opportunities. This Special Measure will also continue to build urban and rural resilience, providing integrated support to a number of urban areas and their rural hinterlands with the aim of mitigating further instability, displacement and loss of human capital by employing a people-centred approach to recovery and social cohesion. Finally, this action will support local Syrian civil society actors to build their capacities as independent development actors in their communities, promoting inclusive, transparent and participatory processes, which can support early recovery and foster social cohesion.Individual areas of the action will contribute to four Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) linked directly to the priority sectors of intervention. Due attention to cross-cutting issues, especially gender and support for vulnerable community members will lead to contributions towards SDGs on gender inequality and reduced inequalities. Together, the separate interventions will contribute towards the overarching goal of a reduction in poverty.The action will give priority (1) to a `Whole of Syria¿ approach as long as the operational context allows, and (2) to communities where significant numbers of returnees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are located. &nbsp;
Support to the SIG to strengthen governance structures in key service delivery sectors This support to the Syrian Interim Government will be channelled through four associated Syrian governance CSOs.
Local Civil Society in Syria: An Effective Bridge for Sustainable Peace and Inclusion Contract related to: Local Civil Society in Syria: An Effective Bridge for Sustainable Peace and Inclusion - While the humanitarian needs are huge, with almost 14 million people in need of assistance, the changing nature of the crisis requires a more robust medium-term approach supporting the resilience and early recovery efforts of Syrian citizens wherever possible at a grassroots level ¿ going beyond emergency and life-saving responses. There is also a clear imperative to support medium to longer-term interventions which focus on strengthening systems and fostering resilience and sustainability. This Special Measure will therefore support the resilience and early recovery needs of the Syrian population through community-driven interventions aimed at the provision of key services while supporting social cohesion at the local level. Four priority areas of intervention have been selected. Interventions in the health and education sectors will focus on strengthening the provision of key services now, but will also pay attention, among others, to aspects which increase resilience, such as strengthened capacities of healthcare personnel to manage services and systems, or greater investments in vocational education providing youth with viable livelihood opportunities. This Special Measure will also continue to build urban and rural resilience, providing integrated support to a number of urban areas and their rural hinterlands with the aim of mitigating further instability, displacement and loss of human capital by employing a people-centred approach to recovery and social cohesion. Finally, this action will support local Syrian civil society actors to build their capacities as independent development actors in their communities, promoting inclusive, transparent and participatory processes, which can support early recovery and foster social cohesion.Individual areas of the action will contribute to four Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) linked directly to the priority sectors of intervention. Due attention to cross-cutting issues, especially gender and support for vulnerable community members will lead to contributions towards SDGs on gender inequality and reduced inequalities. Together, the separate interventions will contribute towards the overarching goal of a reduction in poverty.The action will give priority (1) to a `Whole of Syria¿ approach as long as the operational context allows, and (2) to communities where significant numbers of returnees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are located. &nbsp;
Empowered non-state actors as agent of change Contract related to: Empowered non-state actors as agent of change - While the humanitarian needs are huge, with almost 14 million people in need of assistance, the changing nature of the crisis requires a more robust medium-term approach supporting the resilience and early recovery efforts of Syrian citizens wherever possible at a grassroots level ¿ going beyond emergency and life-saving responses. There is also a clear imperative to support medium to longer-term interventions which focus on strengthening systems and fostering resilience and sustainability. This Special Measure will therefore support the resilience and early recovery needs of the Syrian population through community-driven interventions aimed at the provision of key services while supporting social cohesion at the local level. Four priority areas of intervention have been selected. Interventions in the health and education sectors will focus on strengthening the provision of key services now, but will also pay attention, among others, to aspects which increase resilience, such as strengthened capacities of healthcare personnel to manage services and systems, or greater investments in vocational education providing youth with viable livelihood opportunities. This Special Measure will also continue to build urban and rural resilience, providing integrated support to a number of urban areas and their rural hinterlands with the aim of mitigating further instability, displacement and loss of human capital by employing a people-centred approach to recovery and social cohesion. Finally, this action will support local Syrian civil society actors to build their capacities as independent development actors in their communities, promoting inclusive, transparent and participatory processes, which can support early recovery and foster social cohesion.Individual areas of the action will contribute to four Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) linked directly to the priority sectors of intervention. Due attention to cross-cutting issues, especially gender and support for vulnerable community members will lead to contributions towards SDGs on gender inequality and reduced inequalities. Together, the separate interventions will contribute towards the overarching goal of a reduction in poverty.The action will give priority (1) to a `Whole of Syria¿ approach as long as the operational context allows, and (2) to communities where significant numbers of returnees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are located. &nbsp;
Strengthening Rights, Protection and Justice in Syria <p>The overall objective is to protect and enhance civic space for all people and communities. The specific objectives are 1) a strengthened civil society capacity to participate in political, economic, social, and community life at all levels, including to advocate for participation in a strategic manner; 2) strengthened knowledge of national partners on rights, protection, and justice issues.</p>
Part II Europe 2020 Programmatic Single-Donor Trust Fund - 
Joint Syria Damage Assessment <p>The Syria DA will cover -in principle- eight cities.</p>-Part II Europe 2020 Programmatic Single-Donor Trust Fund - Joint Syria Damage Assessment
Strengthening the agricultural value chain through local government structures to re-generate sustainable livelihood opportunities in Syria Overall Objective: To improve food and nutrition security through investments in sustainable food production systems, access to markets and increased resilience of their livelihoods. Specific Objectives (1) To strengthen the capacity of local councils to effectively and efficiently address the needs of their agricultural community (2) To strengthen productivity and profitability for farmers, livestock holders, and agricultural entrepreneurs through an improved access to quality assets and inputs
2022 Special Measure in support of the Syrian people While the humanitarian needs are huge, with almost 14 million people in need of assistance, the changing nature of the crisis requires a more robust medium-term approach supporting the resilience and early recovery efforts of Syrian citizens wherever possible at a grassroots level ¿ going beyond emergency and life-saving responses. There is also a clear imperative to support medium to longer-term interventions which focus on strengthening systems and fostering resilience and sustainability. This Special Measure will therefore support the resilience and early recovery needs of the Syrian population through community-driven interventions aimed at the provision of key services while supporting social cohesion at the local level. Four priority areas of intervention have been selected. Interventions in the health and education sectors will focus on strengthening the provision of key services now, but will also pay attention, among others, to aspects which increase resilience, such as strengthened capacities of healthcare personnel to manage services and systems, or greater investments in vocational education providing youth with viable livelihood opportunities. This Special Measure will also continue to build urban and rural resilience, providing integrated support to a number of urban areas and their rural hinterlands with the aim of mitigating further instability, displacement and loss of human capital by employing a people-centred approach to recovery and social cohesion. Finally, this action will support local Syrian civil society actors to build their capacities as independent development actors in their communities, promoting inclusive, transparent and participatory processes, which can support early recovery and foster social cohesion.Individual areas of the action will contribute to four Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) linked directly to the priority sectors of intervention. Due attention to cross-cutting issues, especially gender and support for vulnerable community members will lead to contributions towards SDGs on gender inequality and reduced inequalities. Together, the separate interventions will contribute towards the overarching goal of a reduction in poverty.The action will give priority (1) to a `Whole of Syria¿ approach as long as the operational context allows, and (2) to communities where significant numbers of returnees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are located. &nbsp;
The Journey Home: Reintegration of Al Hol Camp IDPs in Home and Host Communities through Sustainable Economic Empowerment and Social Cohesion Activities The goal of action is to sustainably integrate around 200 IDP households  from the Al Hol camp in North East Syria into four strategically chosen host communities (Al Kasra, Baghouz, Hajeen and Sur) and to support sustainable level of social cohesion and economic empowerment.
Ethical Journalism for Sustainable Peace in Syria Overall Objective: To contribute to fostering dialogue for peace and fulfilling the information needs of Syrians within a professional media landscape and to contribute to opinion formation and debate on a democratic and peaceful Syria.Specific Objective: To create a constructive environment for sustainable peace through strengthening media, enhancing dialogue, and by influencing the narrative in and on Syria.
Ethical Journalism for Sustainable Peace (EJSP II) Contract related to: Ethical Journalism for Sustainable Peace (EJSP II) - The overall objective of the present action is to contribute to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms, democracy and the rule of law worldwide. The action will achieve this objective by supporting and strengthening civil society organisations (CSOs), democracy activists and human-rights defenders working on critical human rights and democracy issues in non-EU countries. It may also cover, where relevant, the promotion of international humanitarian law. Consequently, it will contribute to the 5 priorities of the Multiannual Indicative programme 2021-2027[1] as well as the specific priorities set out for the additional funding coming from the cushion.This action will mainly be implemented by EU Delegations in-country so as to: (i) better respond to the country-specific contexts; (ii) be as close as possible to the needs of the rights holders; and (iii) promote a sense of `ownership¿ of the action among local actors. The actions financed at country level will be in line with: (i) the EU action plan for human rights and democracy; (ii) EU guidelines on human rights; and (iii) the respective Human Rights and Democracy country strategies or priorities under the EU accession process. All actions will follow a human rights based approach putting people at the centre of actions and also focusing on promoting gender equality.   [1] HR&amp;D Multiannual Indicative Programme
Survivor-led accountability for international crimes and human rights violations in Syria Contract related to: Survivor-led accountability for international crimes and human rights violations in Syria - The overall objective of the present action is to contribute to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms, democracy and the rule of law worldwide. The action will achieve this objective by supporting and strengthening civil society organisations (CSOs), democracy activists and human-rights defenders working on critical human rights and democracy issues in non-EU countries. It may also cover, where relevant, the promotion of international humanitarian law. Consequently, it will contribute to the 5 priorities of the Multiannual Indicative programme 2021-2027[1] as well as the specific priorities set out for the additional funding coming from the cushion.This action will mainly be implemented by EU Delegations in-country so as to: (i) better respond to the country-specific contexts; (ii) be as close as possible to the needs of the rights holders; and (iii) promote a sense of `ownership¿ of the action among local actors. The actions financed at country level will be in line with: (i) the EU action plan for human rights and democracy; (ii) EU guidelines on human rights; and (iii) the respective Human Rights and Democracy country strategies or priorities under the EU accession process. All actions will follow a human rights based approach putting people at the centre of actions and also focusing on promoting gender equality.   [1] HR&amp;D Multiannual Indicative Programme
Implementing the Common Agenda to combat VAWG and promote inclusive peace building processes in Syria <p>The action aims at contributing to an inclusive, participatory and representative decision making in Syria, through combating VAWG and improving women¿s participation from local to international decision-making (Impact/Overall Objective). This will be done through empowering Syrian Human Rights (HRs) and Women¿s rights (WRs) defenders to play a leading role in combating VAWG and enhancing women¿s participation in peace building processes (Outcome 1), and improving access to services (prevention, social, health, legal) for victims or women and girls at risk of VAWG (Outcome 2). </p>
Building skills  Building Futures The Action will target a total of approximately 22,578 conflict affected male and female youth; in particular youth in displaced populations/ host communities, youth headed households and female headed households, youth with disabilities, as well as teachers and trainers and parents. The target group encompasses all displaced persons / host community members who directly participate in project activities or directly receive services.
Empowering Civil Society in Syria Contract related to: Empowering Civil Society in Syria - The Overall Objective of the action is to address resilience and self-reliance needs of communities and local agents for change in Syria in manner that promotes inclusive and active citizenship, preserves social fabric and ultimately creates conditio
Laying the foundations of a future Syrian state that secures the rights of all surviving families of the missing to justice, truth and reparations The purpose of the Action is to lay the foundations of a future Syrian state that secures the rights of all surviving families of the missing to justice, truth and reparations.
Improving Food Security and Recovering Agro-Pastoralist
Livelihoods in Syria To improve the overall food security and livelihoods situation of rural and peri-urban Syrian agro-pastoralists, in collaboration with local governance institutions, so that they can reduce risks, adapt to the context, and recover in a sustainable way from the impact of the conflict.
Activity under preparation MANARA ¿Modernising the education system for better Access and quality through a Novel and Ambitious Early Recovery Approach Contract related to: MANARA ¿Modernising the education system for better Access and quality through a Novel and Ambitious Early Recovery Approach - 2023 Special Measure in support of the Syrian people
European Union Regional Trust Fund in Response to Syrian Crisis The overall objective of the Trust Fund is to provide a coherent and reinforced aid response to the Syrian crisis on a regional scale, responding to the needs of refugees from Syria in neighbouring countries and of the hosting communities.