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MI and IBC are establishing a partnership within the scope of the project “Emergency Relief for Internally Displaced People in Syria (Damascus, Syria-North) and for Syrian refugees in Kilis, Turkey”.

MI will support IBC’s distribution of relief items to IDP in Syria and the provision of relief items and financial support to particular vulnerable Syrian refugees living in Kilis, Turkey.

Furthermore, IBC and MI will support the reception camp near Kilis in setting up a health unit. In addition, ambulances will support structures in Kilis and North Syria (cross-border relief).

Due to the current conflict in Syria, the number of internally displaced families in Syria is increasing. People left their homes hastily without having time or an adequate financial situation to manage a transition to live in other stable areas in Syria. They left often without being able to make arrangements to sell off their assets and belongings. The inflation and the high cost of living-particularly rented accommodations-is depleting the savings of the displaced families, making them more vulnerable and unable to cover all their needs

This project intends to improve the living conditions of affected Syrian families in rural areas by providing access to basic needs through the distribution of winter equipment and to ameliorate their living conditions.

Since civil unrest began in Syria in March 2011, the security situation has worsened and the lives of its people are in great danger. As a result, thousands of inhabitants from these cities and surrounding villages fled north to the Turkish border at an average of 500 families per day. Most went to the camps in the Hatay, Gaziantep and Kilis provinces. Approximately 3.000 Syrian families live in Kilis city center.

Livelihoods and living conditions of these families are in very low level. They survive only with the support of their Turkish neighbours and relief assistance from the Municipality, AFAD and the NGOs. But the assistance mostly is food packages and hygiene kits. The expatriates living in Kilis are in a big winterization need. The weather getting colder and all children need warm clothes. The project aims to cover winter clothes needs of Syrian expatriates living in cold homes without any winterization supplies.

IBC launches child-friendly spaces in Kilis town to address gaps in education, unmet developmental and psychosocial needs, and community protection issues. IBC uses the No Strings International trauma healing film based on puppet methodology, a proven psychosocial support mechanism, to complement and enhance the developmental and psychosocial benefits of the child-friendly spaces.

Strategic Objectives:

Syrian refugee children (aged 4-17) participate in non-formal education activities in Turkey.

Syrian refugee children demonstrate improved resilience to trauma and violence.

The objective of this project is to identify the conditions, needs and problems of the Syrian refugees who live outside of the camps in Gaziantep, Kilis and Kahramanmaraş.

As many Syrian refugees residing outside of the camps remain unregistered by the authorities, their access to the humanitarian assistance and other services are limited.

With a better understanding of the conditions, needs and problems faced by Syrian refugees not residing in camps, UNHCR will be better placed to identify persons with special needs and any emerging protection trends, and to advise the authorities accordingly, so that the policies in place address and respond to the needs of the urban population.

Overall objective:

To contribute to improve the living conditions of displaced families living in the most suffering areas especially rural areas of Aleppo.

To provide essential winter kits to meet the basic needs of IDPs affected by the conflict in Syria.

Specific objective:

To improve living & protection conditions for the displaced families through providing winterization nonfood item kits.

To ensure that basic winter need of 3000 families in Aleppo province secured.

To contribute to the local capacity building by addressing one of the basic needs of the community.

To contribute to the financial capacity of the IDP families so to enable them to meet further needs by their own means.

To contribute to the safety and health of the IDP families.

Target population:

3.000 Internally Displaced People (IDP) families (14.000 people in average) displaced inside Aleppo province.

Description of beneficiaries:

Internally Displaced Persons left their homes and belongings in civil war areas around Hama, Homs and Idlib and moved to Aleppo for safety running from basic surviving means and financial resources.

The overall objective of this project was the distribution of coats, sweaters, and boots to 250 Syrian children on the border with Turkey and Syria near Aleppo. The project has been accomplished within a month. Beneficiaries were those children of internally displaced families in Syria.

This project aims to cover the emergency food needs of 5.000 Syrians (1.500 of them children) that will be moved to temporary shelters and tents in the city of Kilis and for the new incomers from the Syrian side that will be accommodated in the reception camp.

Targeted beneficiaries:
5.000 beneficiaries identified by IBC assessment team in coordination with the local Turkish authorities responsible to coordinate the settlement of the refugees to Reception Camp. All beneficiaries will be distributed by special ID-distribution cards on family basis so to truck the distribution.

7.8-magnitude earthquake followed by many aftershocks (one was 7.2-magnitude) hit Balochistan province in Southwest Pakistan on 24 Sep 2013, causing at least 375 deaths and affecting over 300.000 people.

Awaran and Kech districts have been hit the hardest, with 21.000 houses reportedly damaged and communication system disrupted in the remote and sparsely populated area. 200.000 people are estimated to lose their home.

International Blue Crescent Relief and Development Foundation (IBC) in cooperation with Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Balochistan, aims to cover the emergency food and non-food item (blankets) needs of 160 families (1200 inhabitants, mostly children) victim of earthquake in Mongoli Village of Awaran District of Balochistan Province, Pakistan.

The goal of this project is to provide NFI kits to meet the basic needs of IDPs affected by the conflict in Syria.

Specific Project Goals:

To provide Non Food Item (NFIs) kits to meet the basic needs of IDPs affected by the conflict in Syria and fled to Al Raqqa and its outskirts and countryside and run out of basic NFI needs as hygiene packages, start-up kits, etc.

Project Objectives:

To ensure that basic NFI kits need of 5000 families in Al Raqqa governorate secured

To contribute to the local capacity building by addressing one of the basic needs of the community

To contribute to the financial capacity of the IDP families so to enable them to meet further needs by their own means

To contribute to the safety and health of the IDP families

Main activities:

To conduct a rapid needs assessment in the targeted areas (should the needs assessment be difficult to conduct due to security situation, intensive information collection will be carried out instead) to produce a report.

To distribute 5000 NFI kits to IDPs in Governorate of Al Raqqa to be provided.

The overall objectives of this project are as follows:

- To define disaster and other risks in collaboration with Municipality and Local Administrations of Küçükçekmece District, to implement disaster information system software for the district by deciding disaster priorities.

- To increase the disaster risk and urban risk management and emergency urban space equipment capacity of local administrations in the Municipality of Küçükçekmece District, industrial and/or free zone communities, employees of emergency response and non-governmental organizations.

- To create awareness on taking disabled and disadvantageous groups under the content of disaster management system of the district between local administrations in the Municipality of Küçükçekmece District and non-governmental and volunteer foundations.

- To share the study network for local disaster and risk management as a model in local, national and international dimension.

The overall objective of this project was distribution of relief food aid materials (rice, cooking oil, sugar and plastic banner printing) for 2.000 IDPs in Mali.

Mali is one of several countries across the Sahel belt affected by recurrent and frequent food security and nutrition crises. In 2012, about 4.6 million people are affected by food insecurity and more than 175,000 children are at risk of Severe Acute Malnutrition.

Since mid-January 2012, conflict in the north has deepened existing vulnerabilities, increasing the need for humanitarian assistance. Clashes between Tuareg movements, such as the Movement National de Liberation de l’Azawad (MNLA), and the Mali armed forces resulted in massive displacement, with an estimated 159,000 IDPs and some 220,000 refugees as of the end of November 2012. A military coup d’état in March 2012 further threatened Mali’s stability and political future.

Two hundred (200) Families heads were benefited from the relief support from International Blue Crescent Relief and Development Foundation each family head with number of ten persons, therefore the total beneficiaries of the relief projects is two thousand (2,000) displaced persons in Konna Displaced communities in the southern province of Mali.

The government of Mali joined the displaced communities to extend sincere gratitude and appreciation to International Blue Crescent Relief and Development Foundation for their kind gesture. In which the displaced community realized the fact that their Brother and Sisters abroad are always thinking of them in humanitarian and development.

The overall objectives of this project are as follows:

- To contribute to the training of Syrian children whose education was interrupted due to forced refuge.
- To solve the hygiene and health problems encountered by Syrian children caused by living with crowded families in tight spaces with unfavorable circumstances.
- To contribute to the solution of the nutrition problem of Syrian children by providing food packets.
- To allow Syrian children to socialize with Turkish children in the region where they seek refuge.
- To assist Syrian children in adapting to life and circumstances in the region and to help them in getting to know the society.
- To encourage children to make new friends in order to compensate for the friends they have lost in their homeland.
- To alleviate children’s anxieties for the future and to give them confidence for life.
- To develop artistic skills and competence in children.
- To attract children to get involved in fields such as music, theatre, etc. and to support those with special talents.
- To improve competitiveness and self-confidence among children by organizing motivational competitions.

This project aims at;

- supporting a provisory school to continue the provided education to 1.200 students for the month of July ,

- providing snacks to these refugee students for the months of July and August 2013

The proposed activities will take place in a school in the city of Kilis close to the Syrian – Turkish border.

The activities will further include monthly incentives for the teachers and staff engaged in the running and management of the school.

The project aims to set up and run a Temporary Field Hospital (TFH) and provide medical assistance and psycho-social support to Syrian refugees. MI will support IBC in setting up and running a Temporary Field Hospital (TFH) and in providing medical assistance and psycho-social support to Syrian refugees. Target group and activities of the project are:

Medical assistance: 

TFH: Up to 600 Syrian refugees in Kilis (50 patients per month in the TFH)

Mobile Clinic: Up to 3000 vulnerable conflict-affected Syrians in North Syria (500 patients a month)

Structural support to the civil society:

A competence centre as contact and training point is set up in Kilis

20 psycho-social consultations a month are conducted

20-40 traumatized refugees receive Trauma Stress Releasing Exercise Trainings

Up to 1350 Syrian children receive regular food assistance at school

Capacity building:

At least 10 Syrian refugees are employed and trained at the TFH

30 Syrian refugees are trained in first aid

20 Syrian refugees are trained as peers in psycho-social support

At least 4 trainings a month to enhance self-organisation and conflict transformation are conducted

A sufficient number of teachers at the Syrian school is trained in peace education and trauma

Up to 10 teachers are trained as peers in civil conflict transformation

The objectives of this project are as follows:

To remediate the psychological conditions of children whose families were forced to flee to Turkey due to the civil war in Syria with the aim of helping such children to cope with the psychological impact of the events they witnesses,

To contribute to the training of Syrian children whose education was interrupted due to fleeing Syria,

To solve hygiene and health problems encountered by Syrian children caused by living with crowded families in tight spaces with unfavorable circumstances,

To contribute to the solution of the nutrition problem of Syrian children by providing food packets,

To allow Syrian children to socialize with Turkish children in the region where they seek refuge,

To assist Syrian children in adapting to life and circumstances in the region and to help them in getting to know the society,

To encourage children to make new friends in order to compensate for the friends they have lost in their homeland,

To alleviate children’s anxieties for the future and to give them confidence for life,

To develop artistic skills and competence in children,

To attract children to get involved in fields such as music, theater, etc. an to support those with special talents,

To improve competitiveness and self-confidence among children by organizing motivational competitions.

To provide education to around 6000 Syrian children in these three provinces

And the operational context of the project is to build seven  child friendly spaces) at locations in

The objectives of this project are as follows:

To provide medicine and food for Syrian families in North Syria

To rehabilitate  the water and sewage infrastructure of Aleppo City in the opposition controlled areas

To collect garbage and deal with hygiene and sanitation needs of Aleppo City

To provide 1000 heaters to camps in Northern Syria

And to provide 315000 thermal blankets for distribution to the Syrian refugees in Turkey and North Syria

In the operational context, IBC was acting as coordination partner and most of the activities were implemented through local NGO s in Northern Syria

The objectives of this project are as follows:

To remediate the psychological conditions of children whose families were forced to flee to Turkey due to the civil war in Syria with the aim of helping such children to cope with the psychological impact of the events they witnesses,

To contribute to the training of Syrian children whose education was interrupted due to fleeing Syria,

To solve hygiene and health problems encountered by Syrian children caused by living with crowded families in tight spaces with unfavorable circumstances,

To contribute to the solution of the nutrition problem of Syrian children by providing food packets,

To allow Syrian children to socialize with Turkish children in the region where they seek refuge,

To assist Syrian children in adapting to life and circumstances in the region and to help them in getting to know the society,

To encourage children to make new friends in order to compensate for the friends they have lost in their homeland,

To alleviate children’s anxieties for the future and to give them confidence for life,

To develop artistic skills and competence in children,

To attract children to get involved in fields such as music, theater, etc. an to support those with special talents,

To improve competitiveness and self-confidence among children by organizing motivational competitions.

And the operational context of the project is to build four child friendly spaces (tents) at locations in Şanlıurfa where the governorship allocated and they will get equipped for the needs of education and psychosocial support

The objectives of this project are as follows:

To provide medicine and food for Syrian families in North Syria

To rehabilitate  the water and sewage infrastructure of Aleppo City in the opposition controlled areas

To collect garbage and deal with hygiene and sanitation needs of Aleppo City

To provide 1000 heaters to camps in Northern Syria

To provide 7000 cotton family tents with liner and floor.

And to provide 315000 thermal blankets for distribution to the Syrian refugees in Turkey and North Syria

In the operational context, IBC was acting as coordination partner and most of the activities were implemented through local NGO s in Northern Syria