IHH Syria

INDICATING SYSMBOLS
IN THE REPORT
Social Assistance
Psychological
Support Activities
Clothing
Aid
Educational
Aid
Schools
Orphan Care
Efforts
Orphanages
Establishment of
Playgrounds
Social
Activities
Circumcision
Events
Food Assistance
Mobile Kitchens
Distribution of
Breakfast Items
Distribution of
Drinking Water
Distribution of
Flour
Distribution of
Bread
Food Package
Ramadan
Provision
Baby Package
Distibution of
Fresh Meat
Sheltering Assistance
Establishment of
Container Cities
Establishment of
Tent Cities
Distribution of
Tents
Distribution
of Various
Necessities
Distribution of
Fuel for Furnaces
Soup Kitchens
Bakeries
Water Wells
Mills
Healthcare Assistance
Establishment of
Medical Units
Establishment of
the Field Hospital
Providing
Equipment
Mobile Clinic
Healthcare
Screening
Vaccinations
Distribution of
First Aid Kits
Distribution of
Hygiene Kits
Distribution of
Medications
and Medical
Equipments
PREPARED BY
Murat Kavakdan
Muhammed Yorgancıoğlu
Zeliha Sağlam
Ümmühan Özkan
OTHER
WORKS BY IHH
HUMANITARIAN
AND SOCIAL
RESEARCH
CENTER
PREPARED FOR PUBLICATION BY
IHH Humanitarian and Social
Research Center
TRANSLATED BY
Yasin İ. Eken
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IHH Syria
Activity Report
Introduction | 01-02
Humanitarian Aspect of the Syrian Crisis | 03-08
вв Background of the Crisis | 03-04
вв Geneva Process | 05-06
вв Syrian Refugees | 07-08
IHH Syrian Aid Campaign | | 09-44
вв Aid Items | 09-10
вв Regions Reached Within the Scope of
the Aid Campaign | 11-12
вв Permanent Projects | 13-14
contents
вв Establishments of Container and Tent Cities | 15-26
вв Schools | 27-30
вв Orphanages | 31-32
вв Bakeries and Mills | 33-34
вв Soup Kitchens and Water Wells | 35-36
вв Turkey | 37-38
вв Syria | 39-40
вв Lebanon | 41-42
вв Jordan | 43
вв Iraq | 44
Orphan Care Activities | 45-48
In-Service Training for Partner Organizations
in Syria | 49-50
Participation in International Meetings | 51-52
Humanitarian Diplomacy | 53-56
Joint Campaigns Organized for Syria | 57-60
Countries Contributing to the Campaign | 61-62
IHH Syria Activity Report
Introduction
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The crisis in Syria that begun in March of 2011
resulted in the death of over 200,000 people and
displaced millions more; this crisis still continues
today. This report focuses on the humanitarian
aspect of the Syria crisis and IHH Humanitarian
Relief Foundation’s relief activities in the region
and in Syria since the crisis started in 2011 up until
today. As the number of people affected by the
crisis increases each day and as violence escalates,
this causes for irrecoverable wounds to form in
individuals and in the society, which renders efforts
difficult. This report was prepared with the desire
to actuate national and international communities
in order to ameliorate the condition of the Syrian
public with our efforts and to aid in improving the
current situation in Syria.
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Humanitarian Aspect of the Syria Crisis | Background of the Crisis
Humanitarian Aspect of the Syria Crisis
Background
of the Crisis
The Ba’ath Party carried out a coup d’état in 1963
and declared a state of emergency where the Assad
family has governed Syria since 1970 onward. Syria’s
Muslim Brotherhood started a struggle against
Syria’s single voice, Hafez al-Assad, which came
to be the period’s largest opposition movement.
Hafez al-Assad, taking tough measures against
the opposition’s struggle for freedom, killed about
50,000 people by referring to barbaric means in
1982 and another approximate 20,000 casualties
in what became to be the Hama Massacre. The
Massacres took place in Tadmur, Aleppo, Raqqah
and many other cities where civilians were targeted
and their demands for freedom were suppressed
for years. The Syrian public has struggled against
oppression, suppression, corruption and poverty
for well-over 50 years; they are yet again exposed
to another struggle. In Daraa in March of 2011, 15
children whose ages range from 9 to 15 and who
are all from the same family were taken captive
and tortured because of a slogan they wrote on the
school wall; in the following days, when relatives
of the children took to the streets to protest the
situation, they were exposed to violence by law
enforcement officers. Following these events, mass
demonstrations in Idlib, Aleppo, Hama, Homs,
Baniyas and Latakia and in various other cities had
begun which resulted in a nationwide resistance.
Since March of 2011, a six-month long period
began where peaceful demonstrations took place
after Friday prayers, demanding reform in Syria;
these reforms were demanded in order to provide
an environment with greater freedom. With the
escalation in protests and demonstrations, Bashar
al-Assad announced to the world in two different
speeches in parliament, located in Damascus, in
March and April of 2011, that he would undertake
reforms in various fields with the hopes and
ambitions to allow for the establishment of
organizations and political parties as well as union
3
Well-over 12,500
refugees are
currently living
in Aleppo’s Bab
al-Noor Refugee
Camp containing
1,600 tents.
rights, elections with greater freedom, provision of
social justice and the protection of rights of various
ethnic groups living in Syria such as Kurds, Arabs
and Turkmens. However, this was not the case as
he did not keep his words and on the contrary, in
an attempt to suppress the opposition, he used
live ammunition and killed hundreds of people
in Daraa within the first four months. Relatives of
the deceased and captives have lost all hope that
Bashar al-Assad will change his policies and the
idea of a rebellion as opposed peaceful protests
was adopted. Civil war had begun and events had
changed from July of 2011 onward with soldiers
fleeing the Syrian army and joining the ranks of
the opposition as well as the arming of the general
public in an attempt to protect themselves
against regime forces. Assad forces have been
killing innocent women, children and elderly
citizens with air strikes and ground assaults
since the beginning of the war; they are also
committing crimes against humanity by using
chemical weapons. In a chemical attack carried
out by regime forces on the 21st of August 2013,
well-over 1,300 civilians, most of which were
women and children, were killed in Damascus’
Eastern Rural of Ghouta. Regime forces are
currently continuing to kill civilians with
the use of barrel bombs. In this process, the
international community has failed to perform
any expected interventions; the opening of a
humanitarian corridor to help Syrian civilians
was also failed. The Arab League Peace Plan had
failed to come up with a
solution for the crisis in
Assad forces have been
Syria and the issue was
killing innocent women,
then taken to the United
children and elderly citizens
Nations. The United
with air strikes and ground
Nation’s priority goals
assaults since the beginning
were to ensure ceasefire
of the war; they are also
between the two sides and
committing crimes against
a transitional government,
humanity by using chemical
however, with the
weapons.
defiance of the regime
and ongoing military operations, the problems
were further deepened for the Syrian people.
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Humanitarian Aspect of the Syria Crisis | Geneva Process
Geneva process
In a conference in Geneva on the 30th of June 2012, the Geneva
I Communiqué was accepted. The communiqué’s goal was
to resolve the crisis in Syria. Permanent members of the UN
Security Council, England, United States of America, Russia,
China and France attended the conference as well as foreign
affairs ministers from Turkey, Iraq, Kuwait, and Qatar alongside
US foreign affairs and high-representative for security and UN
Secretary-General. It was agreed to establish a transitional
government in Syria within the scope of the conference,
however, it was left unclear as to whether or not Bashar al-Assad
would continue to govern the country. The Syrian government
was warned to put an end to the violence and to the human
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rights violations. The second meeting with the name of Geneva
II took place after a long hiatus in January of 2014. The failure
to achieve a consensus on who the actors would be along with
the disarray between opposition groups resulted in the meeting
being delayed and the first two rounds of talks ended in failure.
Even though humanitarian aid delivered to Homs and other
regions was added into negotiations in the framework was
seen as success, this was not the case as military strikes against
UN officials in Homs and the failure to ensure the security of
transport to other regions was taken into hand before leaving
the negotiation table and it was this that adversely affected
the meeting.
Abdullah, from
Aleppo, is a father
of five. After a
barrel bomb attack
on his home in
Aleppo, he lost
his wife and two
children; his
house was also
rendered unusable.
Abdullah now lives
in a refugee camp
by the name of
al-Ata Tent City
established by IHH
in the al-Karamah
region of Syria.
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Humanitarian Aspect of the Syria Crisis | Syrian Refugees
Syrian
Refugees
Since the beginning
of the crisis in Syria in
2011, millions of people
have been forced to
leave their home and
found refuge in safe
countries. However
they are faced with
various other troubles
in countries which they
seek shelter. Asylum
seekers, refugees
and immigrants who
were forced to leave
their countries were
entitled protection
by international
communities in the
countries where they
took refuge. Because
the refugees are
vulnerable, they are in
need of humanitarian
and legal aid.
DISTRIBUTION OF SYRIAN REFUGEES BASED ON
COUNTRIES (as of May 2014)
EGYPT
JORDAN
5%
21%
137,056
593,346
IRAQ
8%
223.113
LEBANON
39%
1,065,001
TURKEY
27%
743,277
Total
2,785,160
Source: UNHCR
In addition to Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Jordan
and Lebanon, a significant amount of Syrian
refugees have taken refuge in Gulf, African
and European countries.
2 million
NUMBER OF
DISPLACED PEOPLE
WITHIN SYRIA
1.2 million
2012
7
January 2013
11.8
İnsani yardıma
ihtiyaç
In need
of humanitarian
duyan kişiaid
sayısı
million
Total Population
6.5
22 million
Displaced (within
Syria)
milion
220
thousand
Murdered
Displaced (Turkey,
Iraq, Egypt, Jordan and
Lebanon)
2.7
million
6.5 million
4.25 million
4.2 million
April 2013
June 2013
January 2014
According to a report
released by the Syrian
Observatory for Human
Rights, as of January 2014,
over 220,000 people
have been killed in Syria.
However, independent
sources within the region
claim that the actual toll
is much more than this.
Due to conflict within the
country, thousands have
been injured, hundreds of
thousands imprisoned, 2.7
million people, half of which
are children, forced to seek
refuge in neighbouring
countries such as Turkey,
Iraq, Egypt, Jordan and
Lebanon and another
6.5 million people were
displaced from their homes
within the country.
Furthermore, according
to the data given by the
Committee to Protect
Journalists (CPJ), Syria
has become the world’s
most dangerous place for
journalists where 71 media
workers have been killed
since the beginning of the
events.
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Humanitarian Aspect of the Syria Crisis | Aid Items
04
34%
5,
00
TL
IHH SYRIA AID
CAMPAIGN
8 6 , 8 1 3,
AID ITEMS
Psychological
Support Activities
Social Assistance
107,800
,23
00
2,
42%
3 5 , 1 2 5, 6 4
3, 0
Permanent A
an
14%
s
st
si
TL
(March 2011-May 2014)
254,662,632,00 TL
0
TOTAL
TL
Mobile Kitchens
Food Assistance
ce
Establishment of
Container Cities
Sheltering
Assistance
2 4 , 8 8 3,
2,
00
TL
10%
Medical
Assistance
9
71
Establishment of
Medical Units
Perman
t
en
t
A
A
Sch
Equ ool Un
ifor
Te ipm
ms
St xtb ent
For
at oo
io
k
S
cho
na s
ol
ry
M
at
er
ial
s
Schools
Orphan Care Efforts
Orphanages
Establishment of
Playgrounds
Rice
Lentil
Bulg
u
Veg r
Oli etable
oil
Ol ve o
il
ive
s
Educational Aid
id
id
Clothing Aid
e
ym
th
on
m
Le
Jam
Distribution of
Drinking Water
Distribution of
Breakfast Items
Distribution of
Bread
Distribution
of Flour
Eid
s
Ro weets
Co se-w
lo
a
gn ter
e
Blankets
Sleeping Bags
Foam B
ed
Wa
H e shing
Ma
a
Ge
t
chi
ne er
ne
ra
to
r
a
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Permanent A
Bakeries
Water Wells
Mobile Clinic
ce
ce
Providing
Equipment
ta n
ta n
Establishment of
the Field Hospital
ss
is
is
Soup
Kitchens
From 2011 up
until now about
250 ambulances,
fire engines and
garbage trucks
have been donated
to Syria from our
foreign donors
Distribution of
Fresh Meat
an
Perm ent A
ss
ce
Distribution
of Fuel for
Furnaces
ta n
Lin
Ki ens
Fa tchen
Set
M n
in
iF
rid
ge
an
Perm ent A
ss
Mills
Soap
Toothpas
te
Tooth
brush
Sha
mpo
Hy
o
gie
ne
Ki
t
e
ob
dr
ar
h W ilt
ot
ers
Cl er Qu
tain
Con
Fib
age
Garb
rage
ater Sto
Plastic W
Stove
Th
er
m
os
Firew
ood
Distribution
of Various
Necessities
Wet
Sh wipes
am
p
Pa
cifi oo
er
Baby Package
is
ce
Distribution of
Tents
an
Perm ent A
ss
ce
an
Establishment of
Tent Cities
an
Perm ent A
ta n
st
si
s
is
t
gh
hli
c
r
a
Se
le
ab
e
rg
er cha
ich ic Re
W ctr
Ele w
o
Pill
g
ba e
by
ic
Ba it ju
u
r
s
F
dal
San
ive
Ol lva
He
Ramadan
Provision
Circumcision
Events
b
s
bi
e
typ
by
e
Ba cuit
ottl
Bis ding b
Fee
Spa
Sa getti
Su uce
Sa gar
lt
Food Package
Social
Activities
Polio vaccine (3
million doses)
and Leishmania
vaccine delivered
to the region in
the provision of
logistical support
Diapers
Baby Food
Baby B
iscuits
Mi
So lk and
Mil
Na ap
k Po
pk
wd
in
er
en
Olive Oil
Zahter
Tahi
n
Jam
Pec
Ch tic
ee
se
Various seasonal clothing
Pyjama
s
Unde
rcloth
Sho
es
Sa es
nd
als
Perman
nt
ge
er wels
t
De t To
r
e
ape
W
et P
l
i
To
Healthcare
Screening
Vaccinations
Distribution of
First Aid Kits
Distribution of
Hygiene Kits
Distribution of
Medications and
Medical Equipments
1,600 loaves of
bread are produced
daily in the province
of Hatay, 20,000
daily in Reyhanlı,
24,000 daily in
Yayladağ, 4,000
(5,000 on Fridays)
daily in Kilis
th
Ba
Razo
Na r
Ha il Cli
pp
nd
er
To
we
l
Education
assistance to 7,000
students in Turkey
in 2012 and 30,000
students in 2013;
a total of 10,000
students received
education aid
l
we
To
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Regions Reached in the Scope of Aid Activities
K.MARAŞ
ADANA
MARDİN
OSMANİYE
ŞANLIURFA
GAZİANTEP
KLİS
HATAY
Northeast
Rural
Northwest
Rural
HASEKI
Center
AL-RAQQAH
ALEPPO
IDLIB
LATAKIA
HAMA
DEYR EZ-ZOR
HOMS
ALEPPO CITY CENTER|
Ashyah Rif
Kafar Taharim
Arid al-Hamra
Hamime
Kafranbel
Bab al-Neirab
Hayyan
Kensafra
Bab al-Naseer
Hureyta
Karamah
Bab al-Hadid
Kefer Ganezzize Fun
Maaret Hermah
Baidin
Keljabreen
Maart Misreen
Al-Amiriya
Kobani
Maarzeta
Al-Ansari
Maare
Marrat Nouman
Al-Firdous
Medine al-Bab
Salkin
Al-Izzah
Membec
Saraqeb
Al-Maadi
Meskene
Serge
Al-Mageyeer
Minnak
Sermada
Al-Marj
Niyara
Sincar
Al-Mashhad
Shammarin
Taftanaz
Al-Muyassar
Soran
Tarmanen
Al-Salihin
Taadeef
Tuum
Aleppo al-Kadime
Tell Rif’at
Hanano
Turmen Merih
Haydariye
DAMASCUS
IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation has been engaged in
humanitarian aid activities on the spot in Syria from 2011 and
has been delivering aid to Syrian refugees in Turkey, Lebanon
and Jordan; meeting their shelter, nutrition, health and food
needs. These needs are delivered to the people of Syria via IHH
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coordination offices located in Kilis and Reyhanlı. IHH, serving
Syrian refugees with 57 personnel and 175 volunteers in our
coordination offices, performs charity work within Syria with
85 non-governmental formations.
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LATAKIA |
Jebel Turkman
Al- Inzarat
ALEPPO (Northwest Rural) |
Jabal al Akrad
Izzeaa
Afrin
Garb al-Aas
Kadi Asker
Atarib
Ibdaama
Karm Al-Jabal
Cıne
Karm al-Dahman
Daret Izze
HAMA |
Karm Hoomed
Kafr Hamra
Alhoez
Karm al-Nuzha
Kale Samman
Beridij
Muvasalat al-Kadime
Mühendisin
Jabal Shahshebo
Shaar
Regions Reached in the Scope of
Aid Activities
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Cisr Beyt al-Ras
Salah al-Din
IDLIB |
Akairabat
Sed el-Loz
Arihah
Al Amnieh
Sayf al-Devle
Atmah
Al Ankavy
Sheikh Said
Azmarin
Al Hamamiyat
Sukker
Binnish
Al Havash
Tareek al-Bab
Jarjanaz
Al Havega
Tel al-Zereezir
Dana
Al Hirba
Derkush
Al Latamina
ALEPPO (North Eastern Rural) |
Abu Mekki
Al Raffa
Ahtarin
Khan al-Sibel
Al Ramla
Arima
Khan Shaykhun
Halfaya
Azzaz
Harem
Carablus
Jisir al-Sughuur
Kfar Nabuda
Deir Hafer
Kafar Avid
Kalet Al Madik
Al-Ra’i
Kefer Sicne
Qasr Ibn Wardan
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Kfar Houd
Kastoon
Turkman
Deir Ful
Kfar Zeita
Ziben
Al Ghanta
Sheria
Al Hule
Soran
DAMASCUS
Al Qusair
Traymseh
Adra
Al Retsen
Tuvyne
Ayn Tarma
Huvarin
Al Ziyara
Beit Sawa
Qaryetein
Jesreen
RAQQA (AR-RAQQAH)
Nasr
Jobar
Tadmor
Arbit
Dovar
Telbise
Atshaneh
Al Bahariyeh
Bir Majileh
Al Heyjeneh
Trmele
Bir Saleem
Al Kiswah
Zafarane
Deyr Asi al-Mestour
Al Nashabiyah
Deyr Atiyeh
Southern Damascus
Ebu Hayeh
Gzlaniyeh
Ebu Kabeer
Hamaryah
Al Judaideh
Hatite
Al Gabeen
Hatite Turman
Al Hmaileh
Hazzeh
Al Magat
Irbin
Al Muhktlata
Jaresh
Al Naitra
Jerba
Central Raqqa
Qaboun
Al Rasim
Qalemon
Al Rojoum
Qarhata
Al Sahara
Qarmeshiyeh
Al Ta'sheesheh
Kfar Batna
Al Taveeleh
Mamoniyyeh
Al Wasita
Mayda
Al Zazoue
Mesrab
Elbou Ali
Miliha
Sheddade
Elbou Tabga Garaye
Sabba
Tal Hamis
Harit al-Firin
Shabaa
Harit el-Bedo
Tabaq al Bayad
TURKEY |
Hirbet Mensheh
Zebdeen
Adana
Jamous
Zamalka
Osmaniye
DEIR EZ-ZOR
Albu Kamal
Assabah
Assuvar
Central Deir ez-Zor
Al Isharah
Kharaita
Mayadin
Rumadi
Salihiyye
Rural Deir ez-Zor
AL HASAKAH
Amuda
Derbesiye
Qamishli
Ras al-Ayn
Hatay
Nis al-Tal
Nis al-Lail
HOMS |
Iskenderun
Sluk
Abil
Gaziantep
Suk al-Hamis
Baraghis
Kilis
Tariq al-Mastour
Buveda
Şanlıurfa
Tal Abyad
Dar al Kebira
Mardin
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Permanent Projects
Permanent Projects
IHH is involved in long-term
projects that offer solutions to
problems of Syrian refugees in
fields such as emergency aid,
sheltering, healthcare, and
education. IHH also supports
a total of 59 schools in which
Syrian children receive an
education; IHH has also
established prefabricated
schools within the refugee
camps. IHH, establishing seven
prefabricated orphanages
within refugee camps in
Turkey, puts a lot of effort into
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orphanages and schools and
they also operate bakeries
which produce bread and
flour in different region.
Forty bakeries and twelve
mills established by IHH
offer their services 24 hours
a day. Furthermore, IHH has
also drilled 13 wells in regions
where access to clean drinking
water is scarce and they also
offer services where hot meals
are given out to Syrian refugees
with 19 central kitchens,
established by IHH.
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Establishment of Container Cities
KİLİS
ELBEYLİ
CONTAINER
CITY
The project in
collaboration
with AFAD consists of 3,500
containers,
1,000 of which
were supplied
by IHH and they
also include
schools, clinic
and mosques. A
total of 25,000
people reside
within the container city.
Delivered
Aid
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Establishment of Container Cities
ALEPPO
SHAMMARIN
CONTAINER
CITY
A container
city consisting
of 700, 15m2
containers was
created within the scope
of the project,
carried out in
collaboration
with international donor
agencies for
families with
orphans. Recreational centres for children,
mosques, central kitchens,
schools, toilets
and baths, vocational training centres, and
clinics are present in the container city of
which 6,500
refugees reside.
Delivered
Aid
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Establishment of Container Cities
ALEPPO
SICCO
CONTAINER
CITY
Accommodation units havebeen built for
orphans' families which consist of 100, 10m2
containers in
the scope of the
project, carried
out in collaboration with international donor
agencies. School,
mosques, patient care rooms,
playgrounds,
kitchens and
social activity
rooms can be
found within
the container
city; a total of
1,000 people
reside within
this container
city.
Delivered
Aid
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Permanent Projects |
Al Nuri Tent City, Sharmada-Syria
Shuhada Tent City, Kerame-Syria
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Establishment of Tent Cities
IDLIB
TENT
CITIES
15,833 refugees
reside within 10
tent cities located in Idlib, Harem, Sarmada
and Karamah
where IHH has
established
3,237 tents.
Delivered
Aid
Ummah Tent City, Sharmada-Syria
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Establishment of Tent Cities
SHAMMARIN
BAB ALNOOR TENT
CITY
12,500 refugees
reside in Aleppo’s Bab al-Noor
tent city with
1,600 tents established by
IHH.
Delivered
Aid
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Establishment of Tent Cities
ALEPPO
BAB ASSALAM TENT
CITY
23,000 refugees reside in
Aleppo’s Bab
al-Salam tent
city with 3,000
tents established by IHH.
A number of the
refugees will
be transferred
to a container
city, where construction is still
ongoing, which
will cater for
10,000 people
in Sicco. Another number of
refugees will be
transferred to a
container city
in Shammarin.
Delivered
Aid
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Permanent Projects |
Syria
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Schools | Syria
Syria
Schools
Schools built
and supported
by IHH in Syria
Syria
Karamah: 2
Sarmada: 4
Shammarin: 1
Sicco: 1
Bab as-Salam: 1
Aqrabat: 1
Salqin: 4
Dana: 1
In order to
provide formal education,
these schools
are constantly
supported with
education assistance.
Delivered
Aid
Syria
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Permanent Projects |
Elbeyli Container City, Kilis/ Turkey
Schools
Supported
Schools:
Adana: 2
Gaziantep: 2
Hatay: 16
Kilis: 5
Mardin: 1
Urfa: 2
IHH has
constructed 8
pre-fabricated
schools in which 4,520 students continue
their education
in Turkey; IHH
also supports 28
other schools.
Elbeyli Container City, Kilis/ Turkey
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Schools | Syria
Prefabricated
schools built by
IHH in refugee
camps located
within districts
of Turkey:
Mardin
1 container
schools (750
students)
Urfa
1 container
schools (600
students)
Kilis
1 container
primary school
(800 students)
Kilis
1 Nursery
school (370
students)
Kilis
1 container
schools (500
students)
Hatay
(Yayladağ)
1 container
school (650
students)
Hatay
(Yayladağ)
1 container
offering
vocational
courses (150
students)
İskenderun
4 container
schools (700
students)
Delivered
Aid
Elbeyli Container City, Kilis/ Turkey
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Permanent Projects |
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Orphanages
Orphanages
Turkey
Reyhanlı: 6
orphan homes
Kırıkhan: 1
orphan home
Kilis: 3 orphan
homes
Syria
Shammarin: 1
Sicco: 1
Azzaz: 1
Karamah: 1
Azzaz: 1
Delivered
Aid
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Permanent Projects |
Bakery, Hatay/ Turkey
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Bakeries and Mills |
Bakeries
Bakeries
Turkey
Reyhanlı: 1
Syria
Idlib: 15
Aleppo: 12
Hama: 3
Latakia: 3
Raqqah: 5
Hasakah: 1
Mills
Syria
Aleppo: 4
Idlib: 3
Raqqah: 3
Hama: 1
Hasakah: 1
Delivered
Aid
Bakery, Hatay/ Turkey
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Permanent Projects |
Water Tank/ Babusselam
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Soup Kitchens |
Water Wells
Water Wells
Syria
Aleppo: 10
Idlib: 3
Soup Kitchens
Syria
Idlib:6
Aleppo:8
Raqqah: 5
The established
kitchens offer
hot meals for
55,640 Syrian
refugees daily.
Soup Kitchen /Babusselam
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Turkey
TURKEY
15,052
Kahrama
nmaraş
IHH has been delivering
humanitarian aid to refugees with the help of coordination offices located
in Kilis and Hatay since
the inflow of refugees to
Turkey began on March of
2011. Areas in which IHH
has carried out aid efforts
are as follows:
Hatay: City centre, Reyhanlı, Yayladağ, Altınözü, Kırıkhan, Kumlu,
Hassa, İskenderun, Dörtyol
Nizip
Container City
Karkamış
Tent City
Center
Tent City
Islahiye
Tent City
Kilis: City centre, Elbeyli,
Polateli, Öncüpınar
9,098
Osman
iye
Şanlıurfa: City centre,
Akçakale, Ceylanpınar
Gaziantep: City centre,
Nizip, Islahiye
62,73
2
Öncüpınar
Container City
Kilis
Mardin: City centre, Nusaybin, Kızıltepe
Sarıçam
Tent City
Cevdediye
Tent City
14,999
Altınözü
1 Tent City
11,816
Reyhanlı Temporal
Reception Center
Elbeyli Beşiriye
Kontainer City
Hatay
Altınözü
2 Tent City
Adana
Apaydın
Tent City
Yayladağı
2 Tent City
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Yayladağı
1 Tent City
Nizip
Tent City
7,205
Beydağı
Container City
Malat
aya
33,819
Source:
OCHA,
UNHCR,
AFAD
Based on Turkey's Disaster and
Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) given
data, the number
of registered refugees in its shelters is well-over 594,854 refugees. It is estimated that with
those who sought
shelter with relatives and those
who sought rent
in cities among
Turkey, the number of refugees in
Turkey is well-over one million.
Gazian
tep
9.851
Adıyam
an
Center
Tent City
3,169
Ceylanpınar
Tent City
Mardi
n
Viranşehir
Tent City
67,83
0
Şanlıu
rfa
Midyat
Tent City
Akçakale
Tent City
Harran
Container City
3,500 containers have
been established within
the scope of the project in
collaboration with AFAD,
IHH has established 1,000
of the 3,500 containers.
Schools, clinics, and
mosques can be found
within the container city.
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Syria
Bab al-Hawa Tent City*
675 tents, (675 çadır)
SYRIA
Bab al-Salam
Container City
3,375
Bab al-Salam Tent City
(2,750 tents)
500
17,500
Harem
1. Tent City: 700
tents, 3,100 people
Idlib
2. Tent City: 450
tents, 2,925 people
3. Tent City: 400
tents, 2,800 people
Aleppo
4. Tent City : 100
tents, 620 people
Sarmada
Karamah
1. Tent City: 104
tents, 500 people
1. Tent City: 105 tents,
678 people
2. Tent City: 200
tents, 1,050 people
2. Tent City: 293
tents, 2,570 people
3. Tent City: 100
tents, 615 people
3. Tent City: 110 tents,
700 people
Jarabulus Tent City
(500 tents)
2,500
Damas
cus
Lataki
a
Bab al-Noor Tent City
(1,250 tents)
13,000
Distribution
of tents
Distribution
of tents
Distribution
of tents
15,833 refugees currently live
in 10 tent cities with 3,237
tents constructed by IHH
in Idlib, Harem, Sarmada
and Karamah.
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12,500 refugees currently
live in Aleppo’s Bab alNoor tent city with 1,600
tents constructed by IHH.
23,000 refugees currently reside in Aleppo’s Bab al-Salam
tent city with 3,000 tents constructed by IHH. A number
of the refugees will be transferred to a container city,
where its construction is still ongoing, which will cater for
10,000 people in Sicco. Another number of refugees will
be transferred to a container city in Shammarin.
Azzaz- Shammarin
Container City
6,500
Hasek
i
Raqqa
h
Distribution
of tents
Distribution
of tents
Azzaz-Sicco
Container City
Hama
300
Distribution
of tents
Deir ez
-Zor
Homs
Distribution
of tents
Distribution
of tents
Distribution
of tents
Distribution
of tents
Tent cities established by IHH
Container cities established by IHH
*IHH also periodically helps
77,225 Syrian refugees in 55
different tent cities located
in Idlib
*as of January 2014, 3,375
refugees have been placed
in different tent cities
within Bab al-Hawa tent
city
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Lebanon
LEBANON
IHH has carried out
various aid organizations
for refugees in Syria and
Lebanon as of August of
2011. Areas in which IHH
has carried out aid efforts for
Syrian refugees in Lebanon
are as follows:
Beirut: Beirut rural, Bourj
el-Barajneh refugee camp,
Dbayeh refugee camp,
Daugman refugee camp,
Marseille refugee camp,
Shatilla refugee camp
Baalbek: Baalbek rural, Jalil
refugee camp
Tripoli: Tripoli rural,
Baddawi refugee camp, Nahr
al-Bared refugee camp
Tyre: Tyre rural, Bass refugee
camp, Burj al-Shemali refugee
camp, Rashidiya refugee
camp, coastal refugee camps
Sidon: Sidon rural, Ain alHilweh refugee camp, Mieh
refugee camp, Miye refugee
camp
Danniyeh: Danniyeh rural
Arsal: Arsal rural
Aid Contributions
Date
Number of
People Who
Benefit
Cost
Distribution of Ramadan
provisions
01.08.2011
4,200
50,000 $
Distribution of Qurbani
meat shares
06.11.2011
8,050
23,800 $
Distribution of provisions,
clothing and blankets
01.12.2011
3,000
10,000 $
Distribution of provisions,
clothing and blankets
01.03.2012
3,500
30,000 $
Construction of operation
room and supply of equipment for Arsal hospital
09.05.2012
15,000
230,000 $
Distribution of Ramadan
provisions
20.07.2012
3,500
19,800 $
Distribution of provisions,
clothing and blankets
08.08.2012
5,000
25,000 $
Distribution of Qurbani
meat shares
25.10.2012
20,000
23,800 $
Distribution of provisions
28.01.2013
450
7,790 €
Distribution of provisions,
clothing and blankets
30.01.2013
5,000
10,127 $
Distribution of provisions,
clothing and blankets
25.02.2013
40,000
50,000 $
Emergency assistance
26.02.2013
6,281
50,000 $
Distribution of provisions,
clothing and blankets
20.03.2013
25,000
31,500 $
Distribution of provisions
02.05.2013
40,500
300,000 $
Distribution of Ramadan
provisions for iftar and Eid
20.07.2013
75,000
300,000 €
Toplam
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704,031
854,27$
+­3 07,790€
Dbayeh
Refugee Camp
Baalbek Rural
Mont Liba
n
Bairut
Daugman
Refugee Camp
Beqaa
Marseille
Refugee Camp
Shatilla
Refugee Camp
Bourj el-Barajneh
Refugee Camp
Sidon Rural
Coastal
Refugee Camp
Ain al-Hilweh
Refugee Camp
Al-Janub
Danniyeh Rural
Baddawi
Refugee Camp
Miye
Refugee Camp
Nahra-Bared
Refugee Camp
Liban-Nor
d
Nabait Ah
Mieh
Refugee Camp
Rashidiya
Refugee Camp
Sahil bölgesi
Refugee Camps
Burj el-Shemali
Refugee Camp
Bass
Refugee Camp
Tripoli Rural
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Jordan
JORDAN
IHH has carried out various
aid organizations for
refugees at the Syria-Jordan
border as of March of 2012.
Areas in which IHH has
carried out aid efforts for
Syrian refugees in Jordan
are as follows:
Al-Mafraq
rural
Amman: Hussein refugee
camp, Nizal County
Ramsa: Ramsa rural
596,8
00
Jordan
Al-Mafraq: Al-Mafraq rural
Hussein
Refugee Camp
Ramsa
rural
Date
Number of People Who
Benefit
Cost
Distribution of provisions
03.03.2012
15,000
$ 25,000
Distribution of Ramadan provisions
15.07.2012
25,000
$ 30,000
Distribution of qurbani meat shares
25.10.2012
80,000
$ 29,500
Distribution of Ramadan provisions
09.07.2013
4,000
€ 30,530
124,000
$ 84,500 +€30,530
Aid Contributions
Total
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IHH Syria Activity Report | IHH Syria Aid Campaign | Iraq
IRAQ
Kevirgoski
IHH has carried out
various aid organizations
for refugees at the SyriaIraq border as of August
of 2013. Areas in which
IHH has carried out
aid efforts for Syrian
refugees in Iraq are as
follows:
Aqrah
Baherka
Anbar: Aqrah, Baherka,
Bardarash, Baserma,
Domiz,
Kevirgoski,
Kustepe
217,14
4
Iraq
Bardarash
Baserma
Domiz
Date
Number of People Who
Benefit
Cost
Distribution of provisions
20.08.2013
7,000
$ 70,000
Emergency assistance
23.01.2014
1,900
$ 19,000
8,900
$ 89,000
Aid Contributions
Total
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Orphan Aid Efforts
1,389 Syrian orphans
are supported on a
regular basis within
the framework
of IHH’s Orphan
Sponsorship Support
System; 7,000
Syrian orphans
are supported
periodically.
Orphan Care Assistance
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Taking on children aggrieved at crisis, war,
natural disasters and poverty, IHH has constructed
prefabricated orphanages within Syria since the first
day of the crisis in Syria. Social assistance is also given
to orphan children and mothers due to traumas they
have experienced. In this respect, psychological aid
efforts, social activities, consistent food assistance,
construction of playgrounds in refugee camps, the
distribution of clothing, stationary supplies toys are
also carried out.
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Orphan Aid Efforts
Hot meals are
given to 55,640
Syrian refugees
on a daily basis
via established
kitchens.
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IHH Syria Activity Report | In-Service Training for Our Partner Organizations in Syria
In-Service Training for
Our Partner
Organizations in Syria
IHH carries out efforts in
countries and regions through
means of partner organizations.
IHH mobilized its resources
with the onset of the crisis
in Syria in order to deliver
humanitarian aid. IHH lead
85 Syrian humanitarian aid
organizations operating in Syria
in order to deliver humanitarian
aid most effectively. IHH, with
its 22-year experience in the
field of emergency relief work,
offers in-service training for
partner organizations in order
to facilitate efforts in the fields
listed below:
• Creating a corporate
identity
• Delivering timely
humanitarian aid to areas
in need
• First aid and healthcare
studies
• Search and rescue activities
• Sheltering assistance
• Regional analysis and
inventory efforts
• Media and communications
• Local governments
• Cleanliness and hygiene
efforts
• Agriculture and livestock
• Vocational training
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Participation in International Meetings
Participation in
International
Meetings
While IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation
continues its support, supporting victimized Syrian
citizens where more than 200,000 people lost their
lives in a struggle for freedom, IHH also continues
its humanitarian diplomacy efforts in national and
international meetings where Syrian citizens’ rights
violations is first priority.
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DATE
PLACE
ORGANIZER
04.03.2012
Cairo
OCHA-OIC-HF
07.03.2012
Geneva
UNHRC
28.06.2012
Cairo
Organization of
Islamic Cooperation
(OIC)
16.07.2012
Geneva
UNHRC
27.09.2012
Istanbul
Damascus Islamic Org
24.11.2012
Istanbul
Organization of
Islamic Cooperation
(OIC)
17.01.2013
Beirut
Al-Ighathiyya
26.01.2013
Cape Town/Durban
Muslim Judicial
Council/Al Imdat
29.01.2013
Istanbul
SCPSS
29.01.2013
Kuwait
IICO
05.02.2013
Ankara
Grand National
Assembly of Turkey
19.02.2013
Geneva
OCHA
21.03.2013
Ankara
Institute of Strategic
Thinking
15.12.2013
Istanbul
OIC - IHH
13.01.2014
Kuwait
IICO
14.01.2014
Kuwait
UN
15.01.2014
Kuwait
IICO
20.01.2014
Amman
OIC, OCHA, THF
20.02.2014
Istanbul
OIC, IHH, Qatar
Charity
21.02.2014
Istanbul
OIC
06.03.2014
Istanbul
TESEV, UK Aid and
Ministry of Defence
18.03.2014
Denmark
VIOMIS & Danish
Muslim Aid
IHH attends OCHA World Health
Organization and World Food
Organization meetings within the
framework of Syrian aid efforts. In
addition to state representatives, civil
society organization representatives
also attend these meetings in
which IHH expresses its expertise
regarding aid efforts in the region
and the ongoing crisis. IHH shares
all possible ways to assist and aid the
crisis and offers global cooperation
with other participating parties. In
addition to UN meetings on Syria,
IHH has also attended international
Organization of Islamic Cooperation
(OIC), The Arab League (LAS), and The
Humanitarian Forum meetings; IHH
has effectively delivered presentations
and has ensured active participation
in workshops. With representatives
from UN sub-units, the Red Crescent
and Red Cross organizations, national
and international NGO’s, the following
took place in these meetings:
• The removal of obstacles which allow
humanitarian aid to enter Syria and
the segregation of political strife
regarding humanitarian aid
• The fulfillment of needs of refugees
located in neighbouring countries
• Preparation against the possibility of
an even larger crisis
• The identification of human rights
violations and the resumption of
international mechanisms
• The provision of safety towards NGO
personnel carrying out humanitarian
aid efforts
• The preparation and discussion
of reports regarding the crisis in
Syria and the cooperation between
institutions and organizations
carrying out similar humanitarian
aid efforts
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Humanitarian Diplomacy
2,138 Syrian
civilians and 48
Iranian citizens
were released
from Syrian
prisons on the
9th of January
2013 through
the mediation
of IHH
Humanitarian
Relief
Foundation.
Humanitarian Diplomacy
Since the founding of IHH
Humanitarian Relief Foundation, IHH
has played key roles with its aid efforts
and humanitarian diplomacy efforts
in crisis zones and played the role
of arbitrator and mediator as well as
undertaking tasks in delivering aid in its
most effective manner to civilians. IHH
is currently carrying out humanitarian
diplomacy tasks in an attempt to protect
and rescue civilians involved in the
crisis in Syria. In this context, two
Turkish journalists were captured by
Syrian intelligence officials in March of
2012 and IHH underwent various efforts
in order to free the two journalists. As a
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result of the initiatives taken, journalist
Adem Özköse and cameraman Hamit
Coşkun were set free 58 days after their
arrest. IHH partook its role as mediator
which took role in the releasing of 2,138
Syrian, 70 Iranian, 1 Afghani citizen
and 6 journalists taken captive by the
Syrian government and by opposing
forces; Turkish citizens İdris Çanakçı
and Ekrem Ciğerli, residing in Syria
with their families at the time, were also
freed and brought to Turkey. Finally, IHH
played a mediator role with the release
of Bünyamin Aygün. IHH ensures the
gathering of neighbouring religious
leaders in an attempt to prevent the
spread of the crisis to a wider geography
where violations and injustice, mainly
targeting women and children, has
reached alarming proportions in Syria.
In order for sanity to remain dominant,
public support is necessary.
IHH is currently continuing efforts in an
attempt to ensure the release of women,
children, journalists and all civilians.
Iranian citizen: 70
Turkish citizen: 1
Syrian citizen : 2,138
(2,062 men, 76 women)
Kuwaiti citizen: 1
Turkish citizen: 8
Afghan citizen : 1
Syrian citizen: 1
German citizen: 1
German citizen: 1
d captive by opposit
s hel
ion
ner
f
o
rce
iso
Pr
s
ptive by the Syrian g
ove
ld ca
e
h
rnm
rs
e
n
en
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s
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Pr
RELEASED PRISONERS DUE TO IHH’S HUMANITARIAN DIPLOMACY EFFORTS
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Humanitarian Diplomacy
Thousands of people are held captive in Bashar al-Assad’s prisons and
buildings turned into prisons. Those held captive in these prisons are subject
to torture and this has been proven with images and documents and has been
presented to the international community. This humanitarian crisis which
has caused massive destruction in the country will continue its influence
for many more years and must be put an end immediately. IHH has been
calling out to all parties since the beginning of the war in an attempt bring
an end to the crisis, they are as follows:
1. Efforts favouring human life should
be continued in an attempt to solve
to the crisis and tragedy.
2. Special effort should be exerted to
stop and prevent torture, cruel and
degrading treatment, rape crime
against women and young girls as
well as inhuman treatment; those
responsible should be punished.
3. More extensive and consistent aid
campaigns should be arranged in
order to deliver humanitarian aid
to those Syrians who were forced
to leave their homes.
4. Precautions should be taken by
institutes and organizations towards
refugees’ living environments and
special efforts should be made in
order to provide child safety, health
provision and education.
5.Our priorities must be orphan
and waif children’s protection and
support.
6. A humanitarian corridor must be
formed in order to deliver aid and
assistance to crisis regions more
efficiently.
7. All official, semi-official, and civil
international mechanisms of the
Muslim world must fulfill their
responsibilities in order to resolve
the crisis in accordance with the
people of Syria.
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8. NGO’s, opinion leaders, and scholars
must partake in active efforts in an
attempt to prevent sectarian conflict
as well as a resolution to the crisis.
9. Syrian NGO’s should be visited in place
by official international foundations
in order for the crisis in Syria to find
its place in world public opinion.
10.The release of imprisoned women and
children should be assured.
11. International human rights organizations
must act urgently in order to put an end
to the human rights violations taking
place in Syrian prisons. Preventive
and solution oriented efforts must be
launched.
12.Efforts aimed at protecting civilians
must be expanded and in this regard,
protective measures must be taken.
13.A special Syria Missing People
Research Commission must be
established in an attempt to look into
missing people since the beginning
of the crisis in Syria; the fate of the
missing persons must be identified.
14.Studies and events must be carried
out aimed at youth who were forced
to leave their homes in Syria. In
this regard, summer youth camps,
summer schools, sports activities, and
art activities will be held with the aim
that the youth will engage in life and
maintain their hopes and ambitions
towards the future.
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Joint Campaigns Held for Syria
“I need you”
and "One bread and
one blanket for Syria"
Turkey’s leading non-governmental
organizations,
unions,
industry
representatives, media outlets, the Disaster
and Emergency Management Presidency
(AFAD), the Turkish Red Crescent and
Turkiye Diyanet Foundation have all come
together on common ground within the
scope of "One bread one blanket for Syria"
in December of 2013 and "I need you"
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campaigns in January of 2014. Monetary aid
collected within the scope of the campaigns
is delivered to those in need within Syrian
borders. Detailed information regarding
the campaigns can be found at:
www.suriyeicinbirekmek.com,
www.breadforsyria.com,
www.sanaihtiyacimvar.org.
Aid Trucks
IHH delivers
aid through
their logistic
coordination
offices,
located in
Reyhanlı
and Kilis, to
needy Syrian
refugees.
With the "I need you" campaign and with the leadership of IHH, 30 nongovernmental organizations from 16 countries (Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain,
Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Australia, England, Libya, Denmark,
Macedonia, Tunis, Singapore, Austria, Algeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
and Hong Kong) organized a humanitarian aid convoy consisting of 300
trucks. The convoy, carrying in total 16-million Turkish Liras worth of
aid, has made entry into Syria from the different border crossings as of
April 11, 2014. Sponge, hygiene and cleaning packages, baby packages,
milk, water, medicine and medical supplies were all delivered to the
region. The organization commission is currently preparing to send
another aid convoy as of late June 2014.
AID SUPPLIED TO BE REACHED
REGIONS PLANNED
Lower Pulluyazı – Yamadiya
Coastal Regions (Jabal
Turkman,Jabalal-Akrad,
Khirbet al-Jouz, Bdama)
Öncüpınar – Bab al-Salam
Aleppo, Idlib, Hama, Homs
Cilvegözü – Bab al-Hawa and
Bükülmez – Atme
Northern Aleppo, Northeast
Aleppo and Deir ez-Zor
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IHH Syria Activity Report | Joint Campaigns Held for Syria
3,290 aid
trucks have
been sent to
Syria through
IHH as of May
2014; 2,176 of
which were organized from
abroad and
1,114 within
the country.
1,114 Aid Trucks From 68
4
Edirne
12
Tekirdağ
İstanbul
58
27
9
Kocaeli
17
4
Bursa
Kastamonu
14
Karabük
Çankırı
15
62
Çorum
Bilecik
Balıkesir
4
Eskişehir
Kütahya
5
1
12
Bolu
5
80
Bartın
Zonguldak
Düzce
Sakarya
Yalova
10
3
7
2
Çanakkale
Sinop
7
Kırklareli
6
4
ANKARA
Kırıkkale
6
5
Yozgat
Kırşehir
Manisa
2
Afyon
Uşak
15
116
8
17
Aksaray
2
Aydın
Muğla
12
3
Denizli
6
Burdur
Antalya
Ka
Isparta
23
3
Konya
Niğde
27
19
Karaman
44
59
Nevşehir
115
İzmir
Mersin
Adana
Turkish Provinces to Syria
11
7
Samsun
Ordu
4
Amasya
7
Kars
Gümüşhane
3
Ardahan
Rize
Trabzon
3
Giresun
4
6
Bayburt
Tokat
Iğdır
Erzurum
17
3
2
Erzincan
Ağrı
Sivas
2
2
t
Tunceli
38
Muş
Bingöl
Van
3
Elazığ
Malatya
2
Siirt
2
Batman
Adıyaman
Kahramanmaraş
2
Osmaniye
Bitlis
Diyarbakır
16
8
30
2
26
ayseri
1
70
Şanlıurfa
Basic needs such as
clothing, textiles,
footwear, blankets,
household items,
food, water, and
medicine
were
delivered to Syrian
refugees in 3,290
trucks as of May
2014.
Artvin
5
11
AID
CONTENTS
Hakkari
Şırnak
3
1
Mardin
Gaziantep
Kilis
11
Hatay
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
N. AMERICA
England
Canada
Germany
USA
Austria
S. AMERICA
EUROPE
France
Switzerland
Panama
Italy
Kosovo
Bosnia Herzegovina
Countries
Contributing
IHH’s Syria
Aid Campaign
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Hungary
Macedonia
Romania
China
Morocco
Tunis
Indonesia
Algeria
Malaysia
Libya
South Korea
Syria
Jordan
India
Lebanon
Pakistan
Egypt
AFRICA
ASIA
Bahreyn
Kuwait
Singapore
Bahrain
Thailand
Qatar
UAE
Yemen
Saudi
Arabia
Sudan
Mozambique
Republic of
South Africa
AUSTRALIA
Australia
IHH
Humanitarian
Relief Foundation
delivers aid to
Syrian refugees
in colaboration
with over 100
humanitarian aid
organizations
from 45
countries.
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• 2,222 prisoners held both by Syrian regime
and opposition were released by the efforts
of IHH's humanitarian diplomacy.
Physiological Support Activities
Clothing Assistance
Summary of the
1100th day of
Aid Activities
1100
Educational Assistance
Schools
Mobile Soup Kitchen
Distribution of Breakfast Items
Establishing Container City
Establishing Tent City
Equipment Supply
Mobile Clinic
IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation
continuously carries on its relief efforts
since the beginning of the crisis in Syria.
Establishing Medical Unit
Establishing Field Hospital
• 3,290 humanitarian aid trucks from Turkey
and other countries was reached to Syrian
refugees.
• IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivers
aid to Syrian refugees in colaboration with
over 100 humanitarian aid organizations
from 45 countries.
40 furnaces and 12
mills which were
established by IHH
both in Turkey and
Syria serve for Syrian
immigrants
and
refugees for 24-hour.
Orphan Care Efforts
Distribution of Bread
Soup Kitchens
Medical Screening
Orphanages
Distribution of Flour
Furnaces
Distribution of First Aid Kit
Setting Playgrounds
Food Provision
Water Wells
Vaccination
Social Activities
Ramadan Package
Mills
Distribution of Medications
and Medical Equipments
• IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivers
aid to Syrian refugees in colaboration with
over 100 humanitarian aid organizations
from 45 countries.
IHH has established
seven prefabricated
schools in Turkey.
Totally 1,800 numbers
of containers were
established both in
Turkey, Elbeyli and in
Syria Shammarin and
Sicco. The containers
accommodate about
20,000 refugees.
In Idlib and Harem
regions of Syria,
totally 7,837 tents were
established. The tent
cities accommodate
40,433 refugees and
the numbers are still
increasing.
established in Turkey's
Mardin, Urfa, Kilis,
Hatay and Iskenderun
provinces. Furthermore
28 schools in Turkey
where Syrian students
take education are
financially supported.
Within the scope of IHH
Orphan Sponsorship
Support System, 1,389
Syrian orphans are
regularly and 6,500 are
periodically supported.
In Turkey 10 and in Syria
5 orphan families are
financially supported.
Providing flour and
diesel to 39 furnaces
in Syria. The bread
furnace, established
in Turkish district
Reyhanlı, produce
180,000 breads per
day to be distributed
for Syrian refugees.
Hundreds of tents were
distributed to Syrian
refugees inside Syria,
who were forced to
leave their houses by
ongoing crisis.
12 mills in Syria are
financially supported.
15 schools within
Syria are financially
supported.
19 soup kitchens were
established in Idlib,
Aleppo and Raqqah.
55,640 refugees per
day benefit from these
kitchens.
Eight prefabricated
schools
we r e
13 water wells are drilled
to provide clean water
for refugees in Syria.