Der Einsatz von Hoffnungszeichen in Syrien

Syria

A civil war, the negative effects of the Covid 19 pandemic, and an ongoing cholera outbreak are causing great hardship among the population.

In Syria, ongoing conflict, destroyed infrastructure and economic challenges have created the world's largest number of internally displaced people. Access to basic needs such as water, electricity and healthcare is increasingly limited in the Middle Eastern nation. As a result, 15.3 million people will require humanitarian assistance in 2023, including 2.1 million IDPs, according to the United Nations. More than 21 million people live in Syria, according to the Human Development Report 2021/2022.

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Projects in this country

Emergency aid for people affected by the earthquake in northwestern Syria

In the project, we provide life-saving and life-sustaining emergency aid for families, children and their relatives affected by the earthquake in northwestern Syria. The most immediate challenges for the affected people are ensuring shelter, housing and warmth as well as access to food and drinking...

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