Syria

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Country

República Árabe Siria

Proyectos Incluye proyectos planeados, aprobados y cerrados

USD 476,44 millones

Costo total del proyecto

USD 129,5 millones

Financiación total del FIDA

486 150

Impacto en hogares

Since 1982, IFAD has supported nine projects in Syria with loans totalling over US$155 million for projects with a total value of US$541 million. The Fund has also provided a number of grants, including technical assistance grants to support women’s empowerment.

IFAD works in partnership with the government, other donors, NGOs, local institutions and civil society organizations. It finances initiatives which enable poor rural people in Syria’s agricultural settlement areas to improve their incomes and living conditions.

Recently, a grant from IFAD’s Rural Poor Stimulus Facility and implemented by UNDP, reduced the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the most vulnerable rural communities by supporting their farming activities and safeguarding their livelihoods.

Documentos del país

Contenidos web relacionados

Syrian Arab Republic Country Strategy Note 2022 – 2023 Tipo: Country strategy note (CSN)
Región: Cercano Oriente, África del Norte, Europa y Asia Central

Country Experts

Expertos

Thoodan Abdulkarim Ali Al-Eryani

Programme Officer

t.al-eryani@ifad.org

Omar Ebrima Njie

Country Director

o.njie@ifad.org

Dina Saleh

Regional Director, Near East, North Africa and Europe

d.saleh@ifad.org

Proyectos y programas

Projects Browser

Planeado En fase de diseño después de la aprobación de la nota conceptual

Aprobado Aprobado por la Junta Ejecutiva o el Presidente del FIDA

Firmado Convenios de financiación firmados

En curso En ejecución

Cerrado Proyectos finalizados o cerrados

Revitalisation of Agricultural Livelihoods Programme

Costo: $38.43 M

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Proyecto de Desarrollo Integrado de la Ganadería (ILDP)

Costo: $8.52 M

North-Eastern Region Rural Development Project

Costo: $58.12 M

Idleb Rural Development Project

Costo: $44.82 M

Badia Rangelands Development Project

Costo: $101.36 M

Coastal/Midlands Agricultural Development Project

Costo: $117.20 M

Jebel al Hoss Agricultural Development Project

Costo: $29.02 M

Southern Regional Agricultural Development Project - Phase II

Costo: $42.33 M

Southern Regional Agricultural Development Project

Costo: $36.64 M

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Historias y blogs

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Tras el terremoto en Türkiye, la población del medio rural necesita más apoyo que nunca

abril 2023 - BLOG

En el sur de Turquía, innumerables comunidades agrícolas sufren tras perder sus hogares y medios de subsistencia a causa del devastador terremoto que asoló el país.

Resiliencia en las zonas rurales de Siria: Pasteles recién horneados para recibir nuevamente a los turistas

noviembre 2020 - RELATO

Tras 10 años de conflicto, los turistas locales están comenzando lentamente a regresar a las maravillosas laderas de las montañas ubicadas a unos pocos kilómetros de Latakia, en Siria. Quienes visitan la aldea de Zaghreen, en particular, son recibidos por el aroma de los pasteles recién horneados de Issam Mohammad Hamoody.

Resiliencia en las zonas rurales de Siria: Un espíritu emprendedor que supera las adversidades

noviembre 2020 - RELATO

La determinación y la perseverancia son lo que hace que un emprendedor sea exitoso, algo que resulta doblemente cierto en un país como Siria, donde el conflicto actual ha perturbado la vida de las personas durante los últimos 10 años.

Publicaciones relacionadas

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Reclaiming Land through De-Rocking

marzo 2015

In Syria, large areas of degraded land have been turned into arable land thanks to several IFAD projects that managed to combine the sheer power of bulldozers with the long-term commitment of farmers.

Sanduq: A Rural Microfinance Innovation

marzo 2015

In Syria, a sanduq – a local microfinance institution owned and managed by its members – provides much needed loans to poor rural people, with particular attention to women.

Syrian Arab Republic: Thematic study on participatory rangeland management in the Badia - Badia Rangelands Development Project

febrero 2012

The Syrian Arab Republic, like other countries of the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia, is a dry country that is prone to drought, with large areas of desert or semi-desert that are too fragile to be cultivated but will support grazing for a restricted number of livestock. These areas of ecological fragility, if overgrazed and poorly managed, can quickly become degraded and desertified and, in the worst case scenario, can eventually become biologically sterile. Good management of these resources is therefore critical to maintaining healthy ecosystems and the livelihoods that depend on them.

Enabling poor rural people to overcome poverty in Syria

noviembre 2009

Since 1982, IFAD has supported seven projects in Syria with loans totalling US$126.2 million for projects with a total value of US$474 million. The organization has also provided a number of grants, including technical assistance grants to support women’s empowerment. IFAD works in partnership with the government, other donors, NGOs, local institutions and civil society organizations. It finances initiatives which enable poor rural people in Syria’s agricultural settlement areas to improve their incomes and living conditions. IFAD is working towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals and its interventions endeavour to reduce poverty and promote gender equality and environmental sustainability.

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