Economic projects for women in Deir ez-Zor continue to flourish
The bakery produces 4 tons of bread daily and tries to meet the needs of the people with overtime in case of higher demand.
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Deir ez-Zor Women Strengthen their Economy through co-operatives
The women of Deir ez-Zor have started to take on a leading role in all areas after the region was liberated and are now strengthening their economies through the cooperatives they build.
The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria is taking measures to contain the economic crisis
Qamishlo residents expressed their satisfaction with the measures of the Autonomous Administration with regard to the living reality, which is considered a temporary remedy to contain the economic crisis in the regions of northeast of Syria. The economist Aladdin Farhan described these measures as “positive”, indicating that these steps will be a success by studying them more deeply.
Rojava: statelessness in a time of pandemic
Lack of international recognition as a state has disastrous consequences on an area already suffering from war and displacement.
Make Rojava Green Again Volunteers Help with Coriander Harvest
“In the liberated areas, every harvest is a revolutionary act. Our enemies aim to destroy the revolution by starving us – through embargo, arson, and violence. The collectivised lands we harvested this week lie in the shadow of a militarised imperialist border that divides the Kurdish people from each other, and in sight of fields
Voluntary Firefighters mobilise to protect Rojava
[On 5 June 2020] a fire started in a field near the International Commune. It’s unclear if it was started deliberately or accidentally. Last year ISIS sleeper cells and other Turkish proxies waged a brutal campaign of arson against crop fields in Rojava. Many thousands of acres of wheat were lost, and a number of
Villages in Til Hemis struggle with drinking water supplies
According to the Til Hemis Water Committee, the main problems are the electricity interruption.
Turkey reduces water supply to Rojava
Turkey, with the help of its GAP dam system, has again reduced the flow of the Euphrates. Less than a third of the prescribed amount of water now flows into Syria and Iraq.
Farmers start agriculture projects in Til Temir
The region is expected to be self-sufficient thanks to the increase in projects based on local production.
Interview: Sozda Ahmed from Heseke Water Bureau on water cut-offs, impact on Corona prevention
Sozda Ahmed is the co-chair of the Water Bureau for Heseke canton. She was interviewed on 8 April 2020.
Make Rojava Green Again Picture Gallery April-May 2020
A lot happened since our last picture gallery published only one month ago. During those weeks, we notably went to a village called Rêhanik to help Kurdish friends there to build a new communal park where families from the village can gather to spend time together. But we mostly focused on the plantation of vegetables
Drinking Water Supplied in the Washokani Camp
In many places in Rojava water has been scarce since the invasion. Getting enough water for all people is a big challenge in the shadow of war, embargo and coronavirus emergency. At least the problem in the Washokani camp could now be solved.
