Supporting Economic Recovery and Community Resilience in North West Syria The project is based on supporting 752 male and female from IDPs and HHS and enhancing their economic capacity by securing income-generating opportunities for them, by providing grants to support projects for 440 male and female with previous experiences or whose projects have been damaged by Covid 19 in addition to providing grants to support projects for 60 people with disabilities (PWD) that suits their disability and re-integrates them into their society, and also by providing vocational training for a 216 male and female and 36 of PWD, followed by a paid employment and internship in the labor market for three months. taking into account their reintegration into society. 
the project will be in the three locations of Azaz, Dana and Maarat Misrin
The project has four intervention :
1st: support projects for 440 (M, F) who have previous experience or have projects affected by COVID-19, where Takaful (TAS) will form 3 Community Representation Committees (CRC) which will receive training to study, evaluate and development of Small-Micro business.
The beneficiaries' selection will be in two phases, 220 beneficiaries in each phase, after that monitoring of the local market will be conducted regularly to ensure that no harm was caused, a one-day session will be conducted to explain the mechanism of applying then CRC and Takaful team will evaluate the submitted projects and select best projects, 
Takaful will provide the final selected beneficiaries with training about ( product study-marketing- accounting,,). The grant will be $1000 and will be cash linked to (assets, tools). Takaful will work to provide the grant in the form of two payments to ensure that the beneficiary is serious. 

2nd: Providing Small-Micro Businesses to support 60 PWD (MampF) who have the experience to set up a small income-generating project which fit with their special situation. We will select the beneficiaries and interview them after that The Washington scale will be used, which determines, the percentage of disability, TAS will purchase the needed materials and deliver it in-kind because of their physical difficulties of PWD. The grant amount will be valued at $1,000. The project team will conduct periodical visits to business places to ensure that the businesses are on the path and provide required recommendations. 
At the end of the two interventions Takaful will provide financial awards with 200 USD to the top 50 projects based on progress, income generated.

3rd: Providing vocational training (VT) for 216 males and females for three months and then provide internships to them in the market for the other three months supported by the project. TAS will update the market needs and needed professions. 
The appropriate professions and training will according to two groups:
1 the professions which do not require any qualifications. e.g.: Hairdressing, and Sewing. 
2 the professions which require relevant experience e.g. Computer Maintenance, Web Development. 
Three months paid internship will be provided by contracting with the business owners and TAS will provide allowances to the beneficiaries for three months, $88 per month, that will make the beneficiary gain the confidence of the employer and gain practical experience.

4th: Vocational Training for PwDs for 3 months followed by other 3-months paid internship. TAS will secure the necessary transportation back and forth for beneficiaries with disabilities. The PWD beneficiaries will be employed in the market for three months, and the project will provide their allowances with $88 per month.

In the end, a fair job will be held in each of the targeted locations for all beneficiaries to display their products and works to gain the confidence of the local community in their experiences.
Related to the Covid-19 pandemic, TAS ensuring all precautionary measures through disinfecting meeting venues before and distributing masks to attendees, printing guiding instructions