Support livelihood in the northern rural of Homs Inline with HF strategy for food security support through livelihoods activities  in hard to reach and besieged areas in Syria, this project aims to resist the 4 years of hard access set on the northern rural of Homs and to increase the production of winter vegetables crops (green Pea, green bean, onion and lettuce), in addition to contribute towards the food security for about 20000 Families in the targeted communities to overcome the high increase of prices and hard living conditions in the area which has left the population of the northern rural of Homs facing life-threatening/severe conditions in the food security sector as highlighted in the previous Syria Multi-Sectorial Needs Assessment (MSNA) report dated 2015.
According to the latest FSL report on priorities and Responding to the need assessment that IYD has conducted in Rural Homs in coordination with the local councils, this project will assist the targeted poor and vulnerable IDPs amp Host community  through reducing the financial burden by supporting 400  local farmers who own lands but they are in need for agricultural inputs through support them to plant 0.5 donum as homestead garden with seeds, fertilizer, agriculture tools (shovel, Axe, garden Hose 25 m, Farming Rake) to plant winter vegetables (pea, Spinach and Chard ), pea crop will contribute to improve soil properties  through motivate denitrifying bacteria to nitrogen fixation, and other crops (spinach and chard) are considered economic crops because they will be harvested more than once in the season.
Plant 0.5 donum with winter vegetable crops will produce nearly 0.5 ton vegetable crops that will improve the basic need from winter vegetable.
Moreover, will hold training sessions on new agriculture methods by using new network irrigation, therefore MWL has been selected 5 fields, which owned and rented by expert farmers from the benefited families. These five fields will be the training locations and these expert farmers will contribute in this training based on their experience. Therefore, the beneficiaries who are the 400 targeted families will be able to learn practically from the agronomist who will deliver his experiance to the beneficiaries.
The other part of this project depends on choosing 125 vulnerable families Who own 1 cow with fodder to provide the protein, energy, and menials in the fodder ration, veterinary serves and follow up reproductive health through insemination the cows to increase the number of cows and increase the production of milk after birthing a, after three months of  fodder distributing stage, each family  will benefit from fodder and veterinary service will give 2.5 liter of milk at no cost to a poor families led by a woman and have children under five years age for three months.
Moreover, insure job opportunities for 400 vulnerable families specially families headed by women.
Furthermore, supporting the local market with winter vegetable crops and milk in order to decrease the prices in the targeted communities, and support 125 vulnerable families headed by women and have children under five years old with 2.5 L milk daily at no cost will improve child nutrition and enhancing Social cohesion in the targeted area.
MWL proposed project aims to:
1- Generating income for 400 farmers through provide agricultural inputs to plant 0.5 donum and Increasing the number of planted lands by planting 150 Donum with winter kits.
2- Increasing the availability of dairy products with acceptable price which improving child nutrition and contributing to improve the situation and number of livestock.
3- Increasing job opportunities in the targeted area and activating income generating activities from agriculture amp livestock.
MWL proposed project will implement through ULUSLARARASI İNSANİ YARDIMLAŞMA DERNEĞİ (IYD) organization that have a good access and community acceptance and long experience in the selected area.