Homs, Daraa, and Deir ez-Zor provinces in the Syrian Arab Republic will see the restoration of educational and public buildings following a joint executive program signed by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) and a civil society organization.
According to SPA, the project will directly benefit 4,941 people and indirectly benefit 21,515 others.
The program includes the comprehensive restoration of four schools and three social facilities. These sites will be equipped with necessary furniture, basic equipment, and solar energy systems.
This initiative is part of the Educational Infrastructure Recovery Program in Syria, which currently involves the restoration, construction, and equipping of 53 schools across several provinces of the country.
Which Syrian provinces will benefit from the KSrelief restoration program? The joint executive program signed by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre and a civil society organization focuses on the provinces of Homs, Daraa, and Deir ez-Zor. In these areas, the project will work to restore public and educational buildings to support the local population.
What specific facilities and equipment are included in the restoration project? The project involves the comprehensive restoration of three social facilities and four schools. Beyond structural repairs, the program provides these institutions with basic equipment and necessary furniture, while also installing solar energy systems to power the buildings.
How many people are expected to benefit from this specific initiative? The restoration project is designed to reach a total of 26,456 individuals. Specifically, the program will directly benefit 4,941 people, while an additional 21,515 people are expected to benefit indirectly from the improved infrastructure.