Homs, Deraa, and Deir ez-Zor governorates in Syria will see the rehabilitation of educational and community buildings through a joint executive program. The initiative will directly benefit 4,941 people and indirectly benefit 21,515 others.
According to SPA, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) signed the program with a civil society organization. The project includes the complete rehabilitation of three social establishments and four schools.
The program provides essential equipment and furniture, alongside the installation of solar energy systems. This effort is part of a broader infrastructure restoration program in Syria that currently plans for the equipment, construction, and rehabilitation of 53 schools across several governorates.
The project aims to restore the role of social and educational institutions to provide a safe environment for members of Syrian society.
Which Syrian governorates are covered by the KSrelief rehabilitation program? The joint executive program signed by KSrelief and a civil society organization targets the governorates of Homs, Deraa, and Deir ez-Zor. In these areas, the project will focus on the rehabilitation of community and educational buildings to provide a safe environment for the Syrian society.
How many people will benefit from the building rehabilitation project? The program is expected to provide direct benefits to 4,941 individuals. Additionally, the initiative will provide indirect benefits to 21,515 other people through the restoration of educational and social facilities.
What specific facilities and equipment are included in the program? The program involves the complete rehabilitation of four schools and three social establishments. To support these facilities, the project includes the provision of essential equipment and furniture as well as the installation of solar energy systems.