Women Find Solution for Scaling Up Bread Production in NE Syria
Women in the city of Raqqa see significant progress in the economic field, because women have proven themselves.
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Hêza Hawar: Contact us for your safety
Hêza Hawar, security forces in northeastern Syria, aims to protect the citizens in the region. The members of the Hêza Hawar ask citizens to contact them when they face extraordinary and emergency situations.
Spring 2023 Gallery by Make Rojava Green Again
“Social economy is the foundation of the democratic nation”
On 20 February, 2022, the first conference of the Economy and Agriculture Department of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) was held under the motto “Social economy is the foundation of the democratic nation”. The conference took place in the Serdem Hall in Hasakah city with the aim of discussing the work
Syria’s Raqqa farmers plant vegetables in bid for self-sufficiency
Many landowners in Raqqa are planting summer vegetables and expand their farming to achieve self-sufficiency and to use and preserve them for the winter to decrease expenses.
Winter 2022/23 Gallery by Make Rojava Green Again
Women in NE Syria guard wheat crops against possible fires
Hussein, along with other women, stands and watches over the crops on the main road between the city of Qamishli, northeast Syria, and Hasakah and prevents anyone from approaching or throwing cigarette stubs or things that might cause a fire in the farmlands.
16 drinking water projects launched in Qamishlo Canton
The Qamishlo Water Management has completed 16 drinking water projects since last year.
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Together with Communal Economy towards a Democratic Society
The Women’s Economy Committee of the city of Derik began cultivating crops in Mela Merza.
New Water reservoir to feed Syria’s Kobani
An official in the Water Directorate of Kobani, northern Syria, said on 5 June that building works of a water reservoir have finished on Mashtanour hill and would be connected to the water system within a week to feed about a thousand houses in the city.
Abundant pasturages, rainfalls revive beekeeping in Syria’s Kobani
This year, the good agriculture season and the good levels of rainfall in winter and spring, along with the growth of wild plants, contributed to enhancing the situation for beekeepers in Kobani, which might compensate them for the losses they incurred in the past two years.
