Improving Food Security and Livelihoods in ِAleppo The intervention will contribute to cover the gaps to respond to food needs of crisis-affected people in Aleppo rural province, and to develop essential households’ livelihoods assets through improving access to agriculture, creating income generating (temporary jobs). This project will aim to support men, women, boys and girls who are affected by the Syrian crisis to experience less impact of the conflict and economic crisis by safely accessing humanitarian assistance.510 crisis-affected households and Newly displacement people in Aleppo province will be targeted and engaged in the process of improving their livelihood situation through the agriculture inputs. The project will include three main activities of humanitarian intervention which are: 
1- Supporting wheat cultivation (Distribution of agricultural inputs with training for 480 Beneficiaries from HHs) every beneficiary will receive : 
- 250 Kg of wheat seeds are enough to cultivate 10 donums , 300 Kg of Azote Fertilizer Urea 46% , 250 Kg of Composed Fertilizer N: P: K (15:15:15), 1 liter of Herbicide , 1 liter of Insecticide , one fuel voucher for Irrigation in addition to the beneficiary will be provided with 3 Technical agricultural training. 
2- Cash for work activities (rehabilitation of agricultural roads) will target 30 beneficiaries from HHs/IDPs and will include: 
- Every beneficiary will receive 8 $ for each 5 working hours per day for 50 days. 

This intervention will target the wheat farmers who meet the selection criteria (1.Previous experience in wheat cultivation 2. Availability of irrigated land and water source 3. Agriculture is the main source of income for the household 4. Farmers that affected, directly/indirectly, by the on-going crisis which cannot cultivate their lands without support, 5. The vulnerable farmers and residents in the areas that targeted by this intervention. 6. The farmers who lost their harvest or cannot afford the agriculture inputs cost to farm their land /crop and vegetable plots due to ongoing crisis and high prices.7. Households should have members able to work on agriculture.8. The farmers who are not engaged in other income-generating activities.9. Beneficiaries farmers as breadwinners of their households.10. The beneficiaries’ farmers should not be government employees and should be without a steady source of income.11. Women-headed households and families where women play an important role in food production or household food security.). In addition to, the people who are able to work in the targeted locations and meet the selection criteria will benefit from cash for work activities directly, wherein the farmers in the targeted areas will benefit directly from rehabilitation of agricultural roads which will be suitable to use and transfer in facilitating the movement of farmers to their agricultural lands.  All people in the targeted villages will benefit indirectly from the project through the wheat activity, hence the wheat will be available in the market at good prices and this will benefit all the targeted communities. about rehabilitation the agricultural roads activity, all the farmers will benefit from the rehabilitated roads during implementing their agricultural activities.