Listening to 7,433 young Syrians
Emissa, IDIL, Epissa and Rouya surveyed young people aged 18 to 35, inside Syria and in host countries.
What our teams are doing on the ground, project by project.
Emissa, IDIL, Epissa and Rouya surveyed young people aged 18 to 35, inside Syria and in host countries.
IDIL and Emissa gathered the views of 240 young people, including in focus group discussions, on work.
Emissa began a bread distribution in Syria on 7 December 2024, handing out 1,500 bundles on the first day.
A field survey of displaced young people in Idlib and the Aleppo countryside, half of them women, on jobs.
More than cash for 500 beneficiaries: displaced people, returnees and host communities spent at least four months together, with 250 business owners.
Five short episodes on learning to learn and social-emotional learning, for children and young people aged 6 to 18, their parents.
Malak, a displaced Syrian student, shows us her school, one of Emissa’s schools in northern Idleb.
Under the education program, 30 schools in northern Idleb received disinfection campaigns, protective kits, cleaning materials and 18,000 student hygiene kits.
Seven schools, more than 60 classrooms and administration rooms, and full rehabilitation of the water, toilet and sewage facilities.
Unskilled and unemployed young people in Idleb were matched with small and medium enterprises for paid vocational training.
With SARD, a new camp in Idleb was set up to host up to 128 newly displaced families.
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