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Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization

Year: 2024

Location: Abu Hamam – Kishkiyeh – Granij

As part of its mission to strengthen social cohesion and promote peacebuilding, Furatna Development Organization launched the Community Dialogue and Peace Committees Project in the towns of Abu Hamam, Kishkiyeh, and Granij. The project focused on forming local committees dedicated to conflict resolution and dialogue facilitation.

Project Objectives:

Establish conflict resolution committees in the targeted villages.

Promote a culture of dialogue and mutual understanding.

Develop sustainable community-based mechanisms for dispute settlement.

Support local peacebuilding and community development processes.

Implemented Activities:

Selection and training of local committee members.

Community mediation sessions addressing family and social disputes.

Regular meetings with local leaders and authorities.

Awareness workshops on social cohesion and peacebuilding concepts.

Expected Results:

Reduction in community-level conflicts in the targeted areas.

Increased community trust in local dialogue mechanisms.

Availability of peaceful and effective alternatives to conflict.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization

Year: 2024

Location: Abu Hamam – Kishkiyeh – Granij

As part of its mission to strengthen social cohesion and promote peacebuilding, Furatna Development Organization launched the Community Dialogue and Peace Committees Project in the towns of Abu Hamam, Kishkiyeh, and Granij. The project focused on forming local committees dedicated to conflict resolution and dialogue facilitation.

Project Objectives:

Establish conflict resolution committees in the targeted villages.

Promote a culture of dialogue and mutual understanding.

Develop sustainable community-based mechanisms for dispute settlement.

Support local peacebuilding and community development processes.

Implemented Activities:

Selection and training of local committee members.

Community mediation sessions addressing family and social disputes.

Regular meetings with local leaders and authorities.

Awareness workshops on social cohesion and peacebuilding concepts.

Expected Results:

Reduction in community-level conflicts in the targeted areas.

Increased community trust in local dialogue mechanisms.

Availability of peaceful and effective alternatives to conflict.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization

Year: 2021

Location: Al-Sousa – Al-Baghouz

Number of Beneficiaries: 2,500 (children and families)

As part of its efforts to improve community mental health and support conflict-affected populations, Furatna Development Organization launched the “Community Psychosocial Support Project” by establishing two psychosocial support centers in the towns of Al-Sousa and Al-Baghouz. These centers provided structured psychosocial and recreational activities targeting children and their families.

Project Objectives:

Provide safe spaces for children to express themselves and recover from trauma.

Offer psychosocial support to parents and caregivers to improve family wellbeing.

Strengthen community cohesion through awareness sessions and group support.

Raise awareness about mental health and preventative coping strategies.

Implemented Activities:

Individual and group psychological support sessions for children.

Mental health awareness and family counseling workshops.

Recreational and skill-building activities to foster children’s resilience.

Community outreach campaigns on the importance of psychosocial wellbeing.

Achieved Results:

2,500 individuals benefited from psychosocial support services.

Enhanced overall mental health and resilience in the local community.

Created a safer and more nurturing environment for children and families in Al-Sousa and Al-Baghouz

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization

Year: 2020

Location: Abu Hamam – Kishkiyah – Granij

As part of its mission to promote community engagement and strengthen communication between citizens and local authorities, Furatna Development Organization implemented the project “Furati Dialogues for Effective Community Participation,” which consisted of a series of dialogue sessions in the towns of Abu Hamam, Kishkiyah, and Granij.

Project Objectives:

Promote a culture of dialogue and mutual understanding within local communities.

Address key societal challenges and community concerns.

Establish effective communication channels between citizens and local authorities.

Propose practical, community-driven solutions in cooperation with local councils.

Implemented Activities:

Facilitated dialogue sessions involving community members and local authority representatives.

Discussed issues related to public services, infrastructure, and social challenges.

Documented key recommendations and proposals for follow-up action.

Achieved Results:

Increased trust between communities and local governance structures.

Strengthened citizen participation in local decision-making.

Developed a preliminary map of priority challenges and suggested solutions in the target areas.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization

Year: 2021

Location: Kishkiyah – Abu Hamam – Granij

As part of efforts to promote civil peace and encourage peaceful conflict resolution mechanisms, Furatna Development Organization launched the "Community Mediation Project" , targeting the towns of Kishkiyah, Abu Hamam, 

Project Objectives:

Establish a community-based committee specialized in conflict resolution.

Build the capacities of committee members in mediation and community dialogue.

Foster a culture of peaceful dialogue and mutual understanding.

Implemented Activities:

Selection of active and respected community members to form the committee.

Specialized training sessions on mediation, conflict management, and effective communication.

Launch of mediation operations and peaceful interventions in local disputes.

Expected Outcomes:

A functional and well-trained community mediation committee.

Peaceful resolution of local disputes without escalation.

Strengthened social cohesion in the targeted areas.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization

Number of Beneficiaries: 100 men and women

Location: Eastern Deir Ezzor countryside

As part of its ongoing efforts to support livelihoods and promote food security, Furatna Development Organization implemented the Agricultural Vocational Training Project. This initiative targeted 100 individuals from various backgrounds and focused on equipping them with practical agricultural knowledge and skills to enable self-reliance and sustainable income.

Project Objectives:

Build the capacity of local communities in agricultural professions.

Empower beneficiaries to launch small income-generating agricultural projects.

Promote modern and sustainable farming practices.

Training Areas:

Establishment of plant nurseries

Cultivation of flowers and trees

Soil improvement techniques

Compost (organic fertilizer) production

Management of greenhouse farming

Key Results:

100 beneficiaries trained in specialized agricultural skills.

Improved capacity to manage home-based agricultural activities.

Boost in local agricultural production and self-employment opportunities.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization
Year: 2020
Number of Schools: 14 schools
Number of Classrooms: 182 classrooms
Number of Beneficiaries: 4,000 students
Locations: Euphrates, Hajin, Al-Sousa complexes (Al-Kashkiyah, Abu Hamam, Al-Buhrah, Gharanij, Al-Shaafa, Hajin, Al-Baghuz, Al-Sousa)

Project Description

As a supplementary intervention to the main winter maintenance initiative, Furatna Development Organization launched an additional project targeting 14 schools in Eastern Deir ez-Zor. The aim was to complete the installation of doors and windows for 182 more classrooms that were not covered in the first phase, ensuring their readiness for the winter season.

Project Objectives

• Improve the physical and educational environment in rural schools during winter.
• Ensure the safety and insulation of classrooms against harsh weather.
• Support continuity of education in safe and warm learning spaces.

Main Activities

• Installation of new doors and windows in 182 classrooms across 14 schools.
• Targeted schools located in Al-Kashkiyah, Abu Hamam, Al-Buhrah, Gharanij, Al-Shaafa, Hajin, Al-Baghuz, and Al-Sousa.

Expected Outcomes

• Enhanced classroom conditions for 4,000 students.
• Increased school preparedness for winter and reduced absenteeism.
• Strengthened educational quality in marginalized rural areas of Deir ez-Zor.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization
Year: 2020
Number of Schools: 91 schools
Number of Classrooms: 1,418 classrooms
Number of Beneficiaries: 51,000 students
Locations: Euphrates, Hajin, Al-Sousa complexes (Al-Kashkiyah, Abu Hamam, Al-Buhrah, Gharanij, Al-Shaafa, Hajin, Al-Baghuz, Al-Sousa)

Project Description

As part of efforts to improve educational infrastructure and ensure a suitable classroom environment during the winter season, Furatna Development Organization implemented a winter maintenance project for schools in Eastern Deir ez-Zor countryside. The project involved installing new doors and windows for 1,418 classrooms across 91 schools located within the Euphrates, Hajin, and Al-Sousa complexes. Additionally, thermal insulation was installed in 20 classrooms to enhance heating efficiency and reduce heat loss during cold months.

Project Objectives

• Improve the learning environment by providing safe and suitable classrooms for winter.
• Protect educational buildings from harsh weather conditions.
• Enhance the comfort of students and teachers to encourage continuous learning.

Main Activities

• Installing new doors and windows in all targeted classrooms.
• Installing thermal insulation in 20 selected classrooms to improve heating efficiency.
• Targeting schools in Al-Kashkiyah, Abu Hamam, Al-Buhrah, Gharanij, Al-Shaafa, Hajin, Al-Baghuz, and Al-Sousa areas.

Expected Outcomes

• Providing a warm and safe classroom environment for more than 51,000 students.
• Reducing the impact of weather conditions on the educational process during winter.
• Raising the quality of education and infrastructure in rural areas.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization
Number of Beneficiaries: 12,000 students
Location: The towns of Al-Shuhail, Hajin, Al-Kashkiyah, Abu Hamam, and Gharanij – within the Euphrates, Al-Basira, and Hajin educational complexes

As part of its ongoing efforts to support the educational process and enhance access to safe and motivating learning spaces, Furatna Development Organization implemented a school rehabilitation project targeting 13 schools in the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor. This initiative was a direct response to the growing needs of the education sector after years of damage and neglect.

Project Objectives

• Provide safe and healthy learning environments for students and teachers.
• Support the continuity of education in affected areas.
• Improve and sustain the infrastructure of rural schools.

Renovation Activities

• Comprehensive maintenance of restrooms and sanitation facilities.
• Installation and repair of doors and windows to ensure safety and insulation.
• Electrical rewiring and installation of safe systems.
• Interior and exterior painting of school buildings.
• Structural repairs to address minor building issues and ensure usability.

Key Outcomes

• Direct benefit to over 12,000 students across various educational levels.
• Improved educational environment in 13 essential schools across five towns.
• Reduced school dropout rates through improved learning conditions.
• Contribution to educational sector recovery efforts in crisis-affected areas.

Furatna Development Organization believes that education is the cornerstone of community development and remains committed to ensuring equitable access to quality learning and safe school environments.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization
Location: Deir ez-Zor Governorate
Total Beneficiaries: 120 individuals
Training Fields:

• Tailoring
• Dairy and Cheese Production
• Mobile Phone Maintenance

As part of its mission to support livelihoods and promote vocational empowerment, Furatna Development Organization implemented the “Together We Rise” project, which provided professional training for 120 beneficiaries from across Deir ez-Zor.

The project focused on three in-demand trades that are suitable for self-employment or entry into the local labor market. Participants received both theoretical and hands-on training, equipping them with the tools and knowledge needed to launch small businesses or improve their income.

This initiative is part of the organization's broader economic empowerment strategy to strengthen individual capacities and resilience in crisis-affected communities.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization
Location: Eastern and Western Countryside of Deir ez-Zor
Beneficiaries (Phase I): 280 individuals
 

As part of its ongoing efforts to enhance technical skills and link training to the local labor market, Furatna Development Organization launched the Vocational Training Project 3 across the eastern and western countryside of Deir ez-Zor.

The project began with the rehabilitation of Abu Hamam Industrial Secondary School, which was transformed into a fully equipped vocational training center.

Training Fields Included in the Project

• Solar Energy Systems
• Blacksmithing and Metalwork (Welding)
• Furniture Carpentry
• Aluminum Carpentry

Phase I of the Project

• A total of 280 individuals received hands-on and theoretical training in the listed trades.
• The training program emphasized practical learning to ensure readiness for the labor market.

Key Achievements and Community Impact

• Following the completion of the training, the trainees successfully manufactured and installed doors and windows for 15 schools in Deir ez-Zor.
• This output not only demonstrated their skills but also contributed directly to the region’s educational infrastructure and reconstruction efforts.
• The project empowered young people to pursue employment or start their own small businesses, enhancing self-reliance and income generation.

Through this initiative, Furatna Development Organization continues to promote the principle of "learning by doing", and to support local economic recovery by building skilled labor essential to sustainable development.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization
Number of Beneficiaries: 260individuals
Location: Eastern and Western Countryside of Deir Ezzor

Building on the success of its first vocational training phase, Furatna Development Organization launched Vocational Training Project II, targeting individuals from the eastern and western countryside of Deir Ezzor with the goal of equipping them with practical, in-demand skills to support sustainable livelihoods.

Project Objectives

• Enhance local capacities in technical and vocational fields.
• Promote self-employment and workforce reintegration.
• Foster economic resilience in vulnerable communities.

Training Fields Included

• Mobile phone repair
• Electronic device maintenance
• Solar energy systems
• Dairy and cheese production
• Accounting and warehouse management
• Computer skills and digital literacy
• Agriculture and greenhouse farming

Key Results

• 180 participants trained in market-relevant fields.
• Improved job readiness and income-generation capacity.
• Expanded access to vocational services in underserved rural areas.
• Reinforcement of community-based economic recovery initiatives.

Furatna Development Organization continues to invest in skills development as a key pillar of recovery, resilience, and long-term community empowerment.

Organization: Furatna Development Organization
Year: 2020
Number of Beneficiaries: 210 individuals
Location: Eastern and Western Countryside of Deir Ezzor

As part of its mission to enhance livelihoods and promote economic recovery, Furatna Development Organization implemented the Vocational Training Project I in 2020, targeting individuals from both the eastern and western countryside of Deir Ezzor.

The project aimed to provide practical, market-oriented skills to help participants generate income and access job opportunities in their local communities.

Project Objectives

• Empower individuals with technical and vocational skills in high-demand fields.
• Strengthen self-reliance and economic resilience among vulnerable populations.
• Encourage entrepreneurship and small business development.

Training Fields Included

• Mobile phone repair
• Electronic device maintenance
• Solar energy systems
• Dairy and cheese production
• Accounting and warehouse management
• Computer skills and IT literacy
• Agriculture and greenhouse farming

Key Results

• 210 participants trained across various technical and economic sectors.
• Improved employment prospects and self-employment opportunities.
• Promotion of sustainable livelihood models in underserved areas.
• Boosted local capacity in essential services and trades.

Furatna Development Organization remains committed to supporting individuals and communities with the tools, knowledge, and opportunities needed to rebuild their lives and drive local development.

Implementing Organization: Furatna Development Organization
Year: 2020
Number of Beneficiaries: 20 young men 
Location: Eastern Deir Ezzor Countryside

As part of its ongoing efforts to empower youth and enhance their economic opportunities, Furatna Development Organization launched the Programming and Web Development Project in 2020. The project targeted 20 young beneficiaries from the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, aiming to equip them with in-demand technical skills in the growing digital job market.

Project Objectives

• Build youth capacity in programming and website development.
• Create freelance and remote work opportunities.
• Bridge the digital divide between rural and urban areas.
• Support youth to become active participants in digital transformation and local development.

Project Activities

• A specialized 3-month training course covering:
  • Basic programming languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
  • Front-End Development techniques
  • Introduction to databases and Back-End programming
  • Building complete websites using open-source tools
• Practical sessions and individual projects under expert supervision
• Training on freelancing skills and self-marketing through online platforms
• Technical support and mentoring after course completion

Key Results

• 20 youth trained in advanced digital skills
• Implementation of demo websites as practical outputs
• Some participants successfully started freelance work online
• Increased community awareness about the importance of digital transformation

Furatna Development Organization believes that investing in digital education is essential for building a better future, especially in conflict-affected areas striving to rebuild their human and economic capacities.

Implemented by: Furatona Development Organization
Number of targeted schools: 8 schools
Locations: Al-Shuhail, Granij, Abu Hammam, Al-Kishkiyah
Target group: More than 4,590 male and female students

As part of Furatona Development Organization’s ongoing efforts to create a safe and motivating educational environment, the Integrated Teams’ Schools Maintenance Project was launched as a complementary component to the Psychosocial Support and Literacy Project. Its goal is to provide a healthy school environment that enhances the quality of education and promotes the well-being of both students and teachers.

Project Objectives

• Improve the infrastructure of schools where integrated team activities are conducted.
• Ensure the safety of students and teachers within the school premises.
• Provide a supportive educational environment that contributes to improving the quality of the learning process.

Project Activities

Comprehensive maintenance of the infrastructure in the targeted schools, including:

• Repairing damaged doors and windows
• Roof maintenance to prevent water leakage
• Electrical repairs and installation of safe lighting sources
• Rehabilitation of bathrooms and water/sewage systems
• Painting and classroom enhancements to make them more suitable and attractive for students
• Provision of essential school furniture such as desks and blackboards, as needed
• Improvement of school yards by leveling grounds and creating areas for recreational activities

Expected Outcomes

• Provide a clean, safe, and healthy educational environment for more than 4,500 students
• Encourage students to attend regularly and actively participate in psychosocial and educational activities
• Enhance the capacity of schools to deliver sustainable and integrated educational services

Through this project, Furatona Development Organization aims to offer holistic support for education by combining improved infrastructure with psychological and educational activities, restoring hope and stability to communities affected by crises.

Implementing Organization: Furatona for Development
Number of Targeted Schools: 8 schools in the Euphrates and Al-Busayrah clusters
Beneficiary Villages: Al-Shuhail, Gharanij, Abu Hamam, Al-Kishkiyah
Number of Beneficiaries: 4,590 male and female students

Believing that the school environment must be safe, inclusive, and motivating, Furatona for Development launched the "Integrated Teams and Psychosocial Support" project to support the educational process and promote students' mental health in several schools across the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor.

Project Goals

• Provide psychosocial support to students within the school environment.
• Address educational challenges caused by prolonged school interruptions or weak foundational skills, especially in reading and writing.
• Empower teachers to serve as both psychosocial supporters and educational facilitators.

Project Activities

• Train integrated teaching teams of male and female teachers on basic psychosocial support concepts and literacy teaching methods.
• Deploy these teams in 8 public schools operating during regular school hours to provide:
  • Psychosocial support sessions to promote behavioral adaptation and emotional relief.
  • Literacy and remedial education sessions for students with academic delays or learning gaps.
• Coordinate with school administrations and educational supervisors to ensure the integration of support activities within the school schedules.

Achieved / Expected Results

• More than 4,590 students benefit from education and psychosocial support within their schools.
• Improved foundational skills among students and increased academic achievement.
• Enhanced inclusive and safe educational environments that respond to students’ psychological and learning needs.
• Support the stability of the educational process in crisis-affected areas.

Through this project, Furatona aims to offer a comprehensive model of inclusive and supportive education—an important step toward sustainable educational and psychological recovery for affected communities.

Implementing Organization: Furatona for Development
Number of Beneficiaries: 75 beneficiaries
Target Locations: Abu Hamam, Al-Jerthi, Abu Hardoub, Al-Kishkiyah, Gharanij

As part of its efforts to support livelihoods and strengthen the local economy, Furatona for Development launched the Beekeepers Support Project in several villages across the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor. The project aims to empower rural families to make use of natural resources and diversify their income sources.

Project Goals

• Enable beekeepers to launch small income-generating projects.
• Improve the beneficiaries’ technical knowledge and skills in beekeeping.
• Support the local economy by increasing the production of natural honey.

Project Activities

• Select 75 beneficiaries from target villages based on clear and fair criteria ensuring efficiency and equity.
• Provide beneficiaries with full beekeeping kits, including:
  • Modern beehives
  • Protective suits
  • Tools for inspection, feeding, and hive maintenance
• Deliver specialized training sessions on:
  • Fundamentals of proper beekeeping
  • Hive management across different seasons
  • Prevention of common bee diseases
  • Marketing of bee products (honey, wax, etc.)

Expected Results

• Increase household income for beneficiaries through the production of honey and other bee-related products.
• Promote the culture of beekeeping as a sustainable source of income in rural communities.
• Build local capacity in food security and natural production.

Beekeeping is a vital livelihood activity that contributes to sustainable rural development. Furatona takes pride in empowering beneficiary communities to regain their productive capacities and build a more stable and resilient future.

Implementing Organization: Furatona for Development
Location: Sector 6 – Eastern Deir ez-Zor Countryside
Beneficiary Villages: Al-Tayyana, Al-Shuhail, Al-Zar, Al-Kassar, Dhiban, Al-Hawaij, Al-Shanan, Al-Atal
Estimated Beneficiaries: Within a population of over 200,000 served by the sector

As part of the ongoing rehabilitation of Irrigation Sector 6, Furatona for Development implemented a specialized project focused on the rehabilitation and maintenance of secondary pipelines and hydrant networks. This initiative ensures the efficient and stable distribution of irrigation water to agricultural lands in the targeted villages.

Project Goals

• Improve water distribution in the agricultural villages within Sector 6.
• Repair and enhance the operational efficiency of the secondary irrigation network.
• Ensure water reaches as many farmers and beneficiaries as possible.

Project Activities

• Repaired 1,200 malfunctioning hydrants that previously disrupted regular water flow.
• Installed 400 new hydrants in strategic locations to expand coverage.
• Rehabilitated sections of the secondary pipelines to ensure smooth water flow.
• Fixed leaks and malfunctions in pipe joints to improve water pressure and reduce losses.
• Conducted field operational tests post-maintenance to ensure system effectiveness.

Achieved / Expected Results

• Enhanced irrigation water flow to thousands of dunums of agricultural land in targeted villages.
• Reduced water waste and increased overall usage efficiency.
• Enabled farmers to access irrigation water in a timely and reliable manner.
• Supported the economic stability of agricultural households and improved local food security.

This project represents a key component of Furatona’s broader efforts to revive agricultural infrastructure in eastern Deir ez-Zor and to secure sustainable livelihoods for affected rural communities.

Implementing Organization: Furatona for Development
Location: Al-Kashkiyah – Eastern Deir ez-Zor Countryside
Estimated Beneficiaries: Around 5,000 people
Serviced Agricultural Area: 6,000 dunums

As part of its ongoing efforts to revitalize the agricultural sector and improve livelihoods in affected communities, Furatona for Development implemented a project aimed at rehabilitating the Al-Layeth Agricultural Association, a vital source of irrigation water for thousands of dunums in Al-Kashkiyah.

Project Goals

• Ensure the continuous availability of irrigation water for local farmers
• Boost local agricultural production and improve livelihoods
• Support economic stability in rural areas

Project Activities

• Maintenance and operation of irrigation pumps and associated diesel engines
• Rehabilitation of pipeline and canal networks to ensure safe and efficient water flow
• Supply and installation of new electrical equipment, such as control panels and transformers, to ensure safe operations
• Restoration of station infrastructure, including basins, flooring, and equipment rooms
• Training of the local technical team in regular maintenance to ensure the project's sustainability

Achieved Results

• Restoration of irrigation capacity for approximately 6,000 dunums of farmland
• Improved economic conditions for over 5,000 residents in the area
• Strengthened capacity of the agricultural association to provide reliable irrigation services
• Promoted agricultural self-sufficiency and reduced reliance on aid

This project is a practical step toward reviving the local agricultural sector, and Furatona reaffirms its commitment to rural development and supporting farmers in conflict-affected areas.

Implementing Organization: Furatona for Development
Location: Al-Jerthi – Eastern Deir ez-Zor Countryside
Number of Rehabilitated Stations: 4 (Al-Laqf, Al-Qib, Al-Mushahada, Huwaidi)
Estimated Beneficiaries: Around 35,000 people
Serviced Agricultural Area: Approximately 50,000 dunums

As part of its commitment to supporting agricultural communities and enhancing food security, Furatona for Development implemented a comprehensive project to rehabilitate four major agricultural stations in Al-Jerthi. The project aimed to improve irrigation infrastructure and ensure the continuity of agricultural services in the region.

Project Goals

• Ensure irrigation water reaches thousands of agricultural dunums
• Improve the performance and reliability of the pumping stations
• Empower farmers to sustainably cultivate and benefit from their land

Project Activities

• Comprehensive maintenance of pumps and diesel engines in all four stations to stabilize operations
• Supply and installation of modern transformers and electrical cables to strengthen the stations’ power systems
• Installation of new electrical control panels and maintenance of existing ones, with new protective rooms built for safety
• Laying of a new pipeline network to enhance water flow and operational efficiency
• Maintenance of basins and irrigation canals, including sediment removal and wall reinforcement
• Concrete flooring poured at stations to improve structural safety and equipment stability

Achieved Results

• Enhanced irrigation services for 35,000 residents in Al-Jerthi and its surrounding agricultural lands
• Rehabilitation and reactivation of 50,000 dunums of farmland, reviving local agricultural production
• Boosted capacity and operational efficiency of stations, reducing breakdowns and maintenance costs
• Empowered farming communities to rely on safe and stable irrigation sources

Through this project, Furatona for Development reaffirms its commitment to strengthening the resilience of rural communities and achieving sustainable agricultural development in areas affected by conflict and neglected infrastructure.

Implementing Organization: Furatona for Development
Location: Abu Hamam – Eastern Deir ez-Zor Countryside
Rehabilitated Stations: Al-Zakat, Al-Rawiya, Al-Huwaijeh, Abu Hamam, and the Eastern Station
Estimated Beneficiaries: Around 60,000 people
Serviced Agricultural Area: Over 70,000 dunums

As part of its ongoing efforts to support agricultural infrastructure and enhance food security in affected areas, Furatona for Development implemented a vital project to rehabilitate key agricultural associations in Abu Hamam—an essential lifeline for thousands of farmers and their families.

Project Goals

• Improve the operational efficiency of essential agricultural pumping stations
• Ensure irrigation water reaches tens of thousands of dunums of farmland
• Support livelihoods and increase local agricultural production

Project Activities

• Supplied new mechanical and electrical equipment (pumps, engines, operation and control panels) for all five stations
• Maintained and repaired core station infrastructure, including supply lines and connection systems
• Installed electrical protection systems to ensure safe operation of all equipment
• Trained local technical teams on operation and routine maintenance to ensure service sustainability

Achieved Results

• Enhanced agricultural services for approximately 60,000 residents in Abu Hamam and surrounding areas
• Revived over 70,000 dunums of farmland through a stable and efficient irrigation system
• Reduced service downtime and maintenance costs by relying on modern equipment
• Boosted farmers’ ability to utilize water resources efficiently, enabling sustainable agricultural production

This project marks a key milestone in promoting economic stability and advancing agricultural development in the region. Furatona for Development reaffirms its commitment to supporting the most affected farming communities and restoring hope in areas impacted by conflict and neglect.

Implementing Organization: Furatona for Development
Location: Abu Hamam and Al-Kashkiyah – Eastern Deir ez-Zor Countryside
Estimated Beneficiaries: Around 80,000 people
Serviced Agricultural Area: Over 40,000 dunums

As part of its ongoing efforts to improve livelihoods and support the agricultural sector, Furatona for Development implemented a project to rehabilitate the Eastern Saqiya Association—the largest irrigation water pumping association in the areas of Abu Hamam and Al-Kashkiyah, and a key water source for thousands of dunums of farmland.

Project Goals

• Ensure continuous irrigation water supply to agricultural lands
• Increase the station's efficiency and reduce frequent breakdowns
• Improve farmers' livelihoods by supporting agricultural infrastructure

Project Activities

• Supplied and installed new mechanical and electrical equipment to stabilize station operations, including pumps, engines, and control panels
• Performed general maintenance on core infrastructure, including main pipelines and feeder points
• Upgraded the electrical system and provided technical protection for equipment to enhance operational efficiency
• Trained local technicians on equipment operation and maintenance to ensure long-term sustainability

Achieved Results

• Enabled over 25,000 people to access stable and efficient irrigation services
• Revived more than 40,000 dunums of arable land
• Strengthened local food production and enhanced food security in the region
• Reduced breakdowns and maintenance costs through technical upgrades to the station

Furatona for Development believes that supporting agricultural infrastructure is a cornerstone for achieving economic and social stability in affected regions. The organization remains committed to empowering communities and promoting sustainable self-reliance.

Village

Implementing Organization: Furatona for Development
Location: Al-Kashkiyah Village – Eastern Deir ez-Zor Countryside
Target Group: Farmers and agricultural sector workers
Direct Beneficiaries: Approximately 3,000 farmers
Serviced Agricultural Area: 4,000 dunums

As part of its efforts to support livelihoods and enhance food security in conflict-affected areas, Furatona for Development carried out a project to rehabilitate the Al-Hweija Agricultural Association in Al-Kashkiyah village, a vital agricultural community in eastern Deir ez-Zor countryside.

Project Goals

• Revitalize the agricultural sector in the region and improve local production.
• Support agricultural associations as active community institutions that sustain livelihoods.
• Empower farmers to regain their ability to cultivate their lands and achieve self-sufficiency.

Project Activities

• Rehabilitation of the buildings and basic facilities of the Al-Hweija Agricultural Association.
• Provision of irrigation supplies and technical support services for farmers.
• Repairing or activating irrigation channels servicing an area of 4,000 dunums.
• Enhancing the administrative capacities of the association to ensure sustainable agricultural operations.

Achieved Results

• Direct benefit to approximately 3,000 farmers through the association’s services.
• Restoration and productive investment of more than 4,000 dunums of agricultural land.
• Improvement of household incomes and strengthening the local economy in Al-Kashkiyah and surrounding villages.

Through this project, Furatona for Development reaffirms its commitment to supporting rural communities and enabling them to overcome the impacts of conflict, by implementing sustainable agricultural development programs and promoting self-reliance.

Health

As part of its commitment to supporting crisis-affected communities, Furatona for Development implemented the Psychosocial Support Project during 2024, targeting children, women, and youth across several areas in North and East Syria.

Project Objective

The project aims to enhance mental health and psychosocial well-being by providing comprehensive services including:

• Group and individual psychological support sessions.
• Recreational and educational activities for children.
• Awareness sessions on coping skills and managing psychological stress.
• Training sessions for caregivers and school teachers on basic psychological first aid.

Implementation Approach

The project was carried out in specialized centers affiliated with the organization, adhering strictly to principles of protection, confidentiality, and respect for privacy. Local staff were trained to ensure service sustainability and to empower communities to provide internal support.

Key Achievements

• Benefited more than 1,500 individuals across different age groups.
• Raised community awareness on mental health issues.
• Enabled children and youth to express themselves and engage in a safe, supportive environment.

Furatona for Development believes mental health is a fundamental right and is committed to continuing its efforts in this field through protection and community development programs.