Syria Regional Refugee Response

Complete List of Partners

ABAAD Lebanon | ABAAD-Resource Center for Gender Equality

ABAAD is a non-profit, non-politically affiliated, non-religious civil association that aims to achieve gender equality as an essential condition to sustainable social and economic development in the MENA region. ABAAD seeks to promote womenâ€™s equality and participation through policy development, legal reform, gender mainstreaming, engaging men, eliminating discrimination, and advancing and empowering women to participate effectively and fully in their communities. ABAAD also seeks to support and collaborate with civil society organizations that are involved in gender equality programs and advocacy campaigns.

ACCTS Jordan | Arab Center for Consulting and Training Services

ACCTS Aims to support poor and marginalized people in order to enable them to improve their standard of living in addition to reducing the effect of poverty and marginalization on their lives. At the same time, ACCTS Aims to build partnership with marginalized groups and with the relevant authorities to address the causes behind their suffering. Most of the time, this requires influencing and changing the policies and procedures of the institutions that aim to improve the lives of the poor, such as the ministries concerned with providing health services, education consulting and training seminars. ACCTS works with marginalized groups to ensure that they are aware of the procedures and processes involved in changing their situation, and motivates communities to personally invest in the development processes closest to home.

	ACF Lebanon \| Action contre la faim
Action Against Hunger specializes in responding to emergency situations of war, conflict, and natural disaster. Their program areas include nutrition and health, water and sanitation, and food security. They currently implement in Northern Lebanon water and sanitation activities and Food Security emergency interventions assessments in response to the influx of Syrian displaced .

	ACF - Jordan \| Action Contre la Faim
Action Contre La Faim (Action Against Hunger) is a global humanitarian organization committed to ending world hunger, works to save the lives of malnourished children while providing communities with access to safe water and sustainable solutions to hunger. In Jordan. ACF is appealing for funds in Food Security, Cash, WASH and Protection.

	ACSFT Egypt \| Arab Council for Supporting Fair Trials and Human Rights Egypt
Arab Council for Supporting Fair Trials and Human Rights is an Egyptian NGO that provides refugees in Egypt, including Syrians, with legal support.

ActionAid | Action Aid- Denmark

ADRA Jordan | Adventist Development and Relief Agency

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is an international network present in more than 120 countries around the world. ADRA is an independent faith-based humanitarian agency with a portfolio which includes health, education, agriculture, sustainable community development and disaster relief. Founded in 1956, ADRA helps people without regard to age, ethnicity, gender, political or religious association.

AEC Lebanon | Arc En Ciel - Lebanon

AFAD Turkey | Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency of Turkey

Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency of Turkey established in 2009 to take necessary measures for an effective emergency management and civil protection issues Turkish nationwide. The presidency conducts; pre-incident works such as preparedness, mitigation and risk management, during incident works such as response, post incident works such as recovery and reconstruction. AFAD is affiliated to the Turkish Prime Ministry. Amongst the Governmental, NGO and private institutions, presidency provides coordination, formulates policies and implements policies. In a Disaster and Emergency situation the AFAD is the only responsible organization.

AHSI Jordan | Al Hussein Social Institute

AJEM Lebanon | Association justice and Mercy

The Association Justice ans Mercy (AJEM) works with the refugees and asylum seekers in all Lebanese prisons without any discrimination. The association have many others programs: rehabilitation of the drug users; prevention of the HIV, Hepatitis B and C, education and vocational program, prevention of the torture and lobbying against the death penalty. We work only with prisoners and their families (women and children). Our services are medical, social, educational, vocational and judicial.

	ALEF - Lebanon \| ALEF - Act for Human Rights
ALEF seeks to strengthen the respect and fulfillment of Human Rights as a cornerstone of social, economic, and political development. By embracing a comprehensive approach to monitor, defend, and educate on Human Rights, ALEF aims to complement and gear all efforts towards the achievement of an influential Human Rights constituency, and the realization of a durable peace.

AMEL Lebanon | AMEL Lebanon

Amel Association is a non-governmental organization established in 1979. Through its 23 centers across Lebanon, Amel Association provides access to health care services and implements development programs targeting underprivileged populations, regardless of their nationality or political and religious affiliations. Amel Association also aims to strengthen the culture of rights among citizens, refugees and migrants and promote access to their rights and their involvement in public life.

APS | Alianza por la Solidaridad- Jordan

Alianza por la Solidaridad is a civil society organization born from the union of Solidaridad Internacional, Ipade, and Habitáfrica. In the past decades we have worked for human and economic development in other continents. Today, the challenges are now global, and must also be addressed from a global perspective and with a focus on Human Rights. As a civil society organization, we seek a model of informed global citizenship, critical and eager to engage in social change necessary to achieve a world more focused on people. The causes that move us are citizen participation, democracy and protection of migrants' rights, women's rights worldwide, and sustainable, rural and urban development. We also provide support when an emergency or humanitarian crisis occurs in an area where we have strong local networks and partnerships. Our local work on four continents and the alliances we weave globally, pursue equal rights and opportunities for all persons without discrimination, redistribution of wealth, and the implementation of alternative development models. The goal is a model of society in which people, their human development and well-being are the central focus of all decisions and policies.

ARDD-LA - Jordan | ARDD-Legal Aid Jordan

"ARDD-Legal Aid is a Jordanian NGO that and is based in Amman is dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights through litigation and advocacy. We provide free legal empowerment and assistance to Jordanians and non-Jordanians alike, with a special focus on particularly vulnerable groups, including refugees, women, and minority group members. Our services include consultation, mediation, and legal representation. We do not exclude anyone but embrace diversity and respond to the needs of people regardless of their race, color, religion, creed, sex, age, social status or political belief. We aim to promote, protect and defend human rights, through litigation and offering free legal services to the marginalized and vulnerable to access justice. "

AVSI Jordan | AVSI Foundation

AVSI The Association of Volunteers in International Service is an international not-for-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) established in Italy in 1972. AVSI mission is to support human development in developing countries with special attention to education and the promotion of the dignity of every human person. AVSI carries out its mission through the planning and implementation of medium and long-term sustainable projects and emergency relief operations in partnership with local associations, institutions, governments, and international agencies. Presently, the global AVSI Network links together over 60 organizations, most of which are local institutions in non-western countries. At present, AVSI is operating in 38 countries of Africa, Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Asia with over 130 long term projects and relief operations directly benefiting around 4,000,000 people in various sectors (socio-education, urban development, healthcare, work, agriculture, food security and water, energy and environment, humanitarian emergencies and migration). Highly qualified AVSI personnel is directly involved in long-term field assignments together with hundreds of locally hired people and supported by dozens of academics and senior practitioners. Financial support is secured through numerous grants and donations of private individuals, associations, and businesses which thereby practice and invest in global solidarity.

AVSI Lebanon | AVSI

AVSI â€“ The Association of Volunteers in International Service is an international not-for-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) established in Italy in 1972. AVSIâ€™s mission is to support human development in developing countries with special attention to education and the promotion of the dignity of every human person. AVSI carries out its mission through the planning and implementation of medium and long-term sustainable projects and emergency relief operations in partnership with local associations, institutions, governments, and international agencies. Presently, the global AVSI Network links together over 60 organizations, most of which are local institutions in non-western countries. At present, AVSI is operating in 38 countries of Africa, Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Asia with over 130 long term projects and relief operations directly benefiting around 4,000,000 people in various sectors. Highly qualified AVSI personnel are directly involved in long-term field assignments together with hundreds of locally hired people and supported by dozens of academics and senior practitioners. Financial support is secured through numerous grants and donations of private individuals, associations, and businesses who thereby practice and invest in global solidarity. These funds complement those of international and national development organizations, UN agencies and the European Union. AVSI is registered as a PVO with USAID and holds General Consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) in New York, UN Children's Fund (UNICEF), an accredited participant of the UN Global Compact and is recognized on the NGO Special List of the International Labor Organization (ILO). AVSI is also recognized as an NGO for international cooperation by the Italian Government and the European Union. It has been working in Lebanon since 1996.

AWO | Arab Women Organization of Jordan

The Arab Women Organization of Jordan (AWO) is a non-profit advocacy woman NGO established in 1970. AWO advocates for the recognition of women's rights as human rights and for the promotion of legal and political reforms that catalyze positive change. AWO builds partnerships to create solidarity among women and aggregate their efforts in the struggle to end discrimination and violence against women. Through Mosawa Network; a national network for empowering women at the community level, AWO initiates structures and systematic dialogue to promote women’s rights and the provision of services to the poor, vulnerable and the marginalized. The long standing and on-going AWO programmes and initiatives target the sectors of gender equality, human rights & democracy. Innovative approaches are applied to involve women in claiming their rights and to increase their participation in the development processes & the decision-making at the national and local levels.

CARE Jordan | CARE International Jordan

CARE Lebanon | CARE Lebanon

CARITAS Egypt | CARITAS Egypt

Caritas Egypt Refugees office is serving refugees and Asylum seekers coming from different places all over the world since 1977. Caritas is providing them counseling and follow up besides various services, such as medical services, vocational training, monthly subsistence allowance, and emergency grants Caritas Egypt is implementing UNHCR programs regarding provision of financial assistance, and subsidized primary healthcare to Syrian refugees through its clinics. Secondary and tertiary health cases are referred through Caritas to specialized hospitals.

CDO | Civil Development Organization

CHF Jordan | Cooperative Housing Foundation International

CHF Lebanon | Cooperative Housing Foundation International

CHF is an international non-profit organization that works closely with communities worldwide to bring about sustainable changes that improve the lives and livelihoods of the vulnerable. Development is not something we do for people; it is something we do with them. We believe that the people who understand their needs best are the people of the community itself. We make a difference by engaging with communities, governments, the private sector and NGOs as partners for good â€“ bringing together complementary strengths and shared responsibilities to work toward common goals.

Children without borders-KnK | Children without borders (Kokyyo naki Kodomotachi)

CISP - Lebanon | CISP

Since 1996, CISP is working in Lebanon to support needy communities of Palestinian refugees and of Lebanese population. More than 30 projects have been implemented so far. Projects are mainly funded or co-funded by the European Commission (ECHO, EC) and by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs /Italian Cooperation (DGCS). Some projects received also funding contribution from UN agencies (UNRWA, UNICEF) and from Italian local administrations such as Regione Emilia Romagna. Further the 2011-2012 Syrian crisis / emergency, CISP is currently involved in the emergency response to provide relief and support to the Syrian refugees in Lebanon. To this regard, CISPs main fields of intervention are WASH, school, education and other basic emergency needs.

CLMC Lebanon | Caritas Lebanon Migrant Center

Caritas Lebanon Migrant Center (CLMC) is a specialized center of Caritas Lebanon, one of the most prominent non-governmental organizations (NGO) in Lebanon. Every year, CLMC helps more than 120,000 migrants and refugees by providing comprehensive assistance and legal counseling to these vulnerable human beings, in line with our moral values of solidarity, human dignity and self-reliance. Through our mission and vision, we aim to fight abuse, social exclusion, prejudice and discrimination. CLMC services : *social support *social counseling *humanitarian, medical and legal assistance *assistance for victims of trafficking *capacity building and vocational trainings *remedial courses *School for migrants children *psychosocial and recreational activities and summer camps *assistance to elderly *peace building activities *orientation sessions for migrants and refugees *awareness sessions for Lebanese public on migrants rights *assistance for detainees *emergency programs Activities for Syrian refugees: *Distribution Food and NFIs, *protection : - shelter for the victims of gender-based violence and victims of trafficking, - Child protection - legal assistance *health, *assistance in prisons *Home visits *Social counseling

CRS Lebanon | Catholic Relief Services Lebanon

Catholic Relief Services was founded by the Catholic Bishops of the United States of America in 1943, to assist the victims of World War II in Europe. Today, our mission is to assit impoverished and disadvantaged people overseas and promote integral human development, by seeking the good of every person and of the whole person. Motivated by our faith, we serve more than 100 million people in need in nearly 100 countries, based solely on need without regard to religion, race or nationality. Catholic Relief Services is a member of the worldwide Caritas network.

CRS Egypt | Catholic Relief Services Egypt

Each year CRS Egypt serves over 10,000 children of refugees and asylum seekers with educational grants to go to kindergarten, primary, and secondary school. The opportunity to go to school in Egypt helps children integrate into their new environment while sustaining their education, and creates a way for parents to interact and support each other. CRS supplements the educational grants with non-formal educational and cultural events consisting of field trips and seminars to enhance their learning and interaction with Egyptian society. This project has been funded in the past eight years by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees and CRS private funding. CRS Egypt provides UNHCR educational grants to Syrian refugees in Egypt.

CVT Jordan | Center for victims of torture

CVT was founded in 1985 as an independent nongovernmental organization. For the first two years care was provided at the International Clinic of St. Paul Ramsey Medical Center. In 1987 we moved to a more home-like and less institutional setting that would feel welcoming to survivors. Today CVT provides care from our St. Paul Healing Center. The house was designed to meet the needs of torture survivors, with domestic furnishings, large windows and rooms with rounded or angled corners to create an environment much different from the stark square rooms with glaring lights that most torture survivors experienced.

CW | Concern Worldwide

Concern Worldwide is a non-governmental, international, humanitarian organisation dedicated to the reduction of suffering and working towards the ultimate elimination of extreme poverty in the world’s poorest and most vulnerable countries. We work in partnership with the very poor, vulnerable and conflict affected populations, directly enabling them to improve their lives, as well as using our knowledge and experience to influence decisions made at a local, national and international level that can significantly reduce extreme poverty and vulnerability.

	DDM \| Directorate of Displacment and Migration
DDM mandate is concerned with providing basic needs of daily life, and make sure that the IDPs, Refugees, and Returnees, have access to all humanitarian needs.

DHRD | Democracy and Human Rights Development Center

DRC Lebanon | Danish Refugee Council - Lebanon

The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) is a humanitarian, non-governmental, non-profit organziation founded in 1956 that works in more than 30 countries throughout the world. The Danish Refugee Council has been operating in Lebanon since September 2004. The focus of the organization has shifted over time as the country’s needs changed. DRC’s main focus in Lebanon is on providing emergency assistance to refugees from Syria, and on developing the capacities of hosting communities across Lebanon. The emergency response program focuses on four sectors of intervention: Protection, Direct Assistance, Shelter/Collective Site Management and Coordination, and Community Empowerment and Livelihoods. In parallel, the organization’s Development Programme works with Migrant Domestic Workers and Women at Risk.

DRC- Jordan | Danish Refugee Council - Jordan

The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) is a humanitarian, non-governmental, non-profit organisation founded in 1956 that works in more than 30 countries throughout the world. DRC fulfills its mandate by providing direct assistance to conflict-affected populations – refugees, internally displaced people (IDPs) and host communities in the conflict areas of the world; and by advocating on behalf of conflict-affected populations internationally, and in Denmark, on the basis of humanitarian principles and the Human Rights Declaration. We understand "durable solutions" as any means by which the situation of refugees can be permanently and satisfactorily resolved, enabling them to live normal lives.

DRC Iraq | Danish Refugee Council

EMERGENCY | EMERGENCY

EMERGENCY offers free of charge and high quality health care to war and poverty victims. In order to assert the right to healthcare for everyone, EMERGENCY: provides assistance totally free of charge; guarantees treatment to anyone in need of assistance, without any sort of discrimination; practices high quality medicine and employs standardized therapeutic and working protocols already tested in emergency situations; trains local staff thoroughly until complete operational independence is achieved. EMERGENCY designs, builds and manages through its international staff: hospitals for victims of war and surgical emergencies; rehabilitation and social reintegration centres; first aid posts for emergency treatment; basic health centres for primary healthcare; paediatric and maternity centres; a centre for cardiac surgery. EMERGENCY's international staff is also committed to the training of national staff.

EMPHNET | The Eastern Mediterranean Public Health Network

	FAO \| Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO Representation in Jordan FAO Office 26 Shmeisani - Bilal Ibn Rabah Street AMMAN

FAO-Lebanon | Food and Agriculture Organization Lebanon

The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) has been present in Lebanon since 1977. In accordance with the Organization’s mandate, the FAO Representation in Lebanon has always sought to promote a harmonious and sustainable development of the agricultural sector in consultation with directly or indirectly-related ministerial departments. FAO played a crucial role in supporting Lebanese livelihoods and food production during the civil war and through the recovery phase – also after the 2006 war. The conflict in Syria and the large influx of refugees has put enormous pressure on an already stretched agriculture sector. FAO is working to restore the agricultural livelihoods of rural communities hosting refugees and to prevent the spread of Trans-boundary Animal Diseases (TADs), plant trans-boundary diseases and pests in refugee affected areas.

FCA Jordan | Finn Church Aid

Formed in 1947, Finn Church Aid (FCA) is today the largest non-governmental organisation in Finland working in development cooperation, and second-largest in humanitarian assistance. We have programs in 30 countries and provide assistance when and where it is most needed. We work with the poorest and most vulnerable people, regardless of their religious beliefs, ethnic background or political convictions. FCA works towards a world with justice and human dignity for all. Our work is based on three closely interlinked themes: sustainable livelihoods, stable societies, and rights and participation. Promoting gender equality is a cross-cutting theme in all of our work.

FPSC - Lebanon | Fundacion Promocion Social de la Cultura

"FPSC is a private, non-profit organization which since 1987 works in favor of human development and the promotion of culture. Our projects aim to promote a human, social and financial development that is respectful with the dignity of people and with the cultural identity of the communities it works in. FPSC's approach stands on the needs identified mainly through our local partners, which ensure the long-term sustainability of the projects. Since 2004, FPSC has been classified NGO whith General Consultative Status towards the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations.

FPSC - Jordan | Fundacion Promocion Social de la Cultura (FPSC)

FRC | French Red Cross / Croix Rouge Francaise

GVC Lebanon | Gruppo di Volontariato Civile

GVC is an independent secular organization founded in Bologna Italy in the 70â€™s. GVC is convinced that the fight against injustice in all its forms - the abuse of power, human rights violations, the continuing existence of slavery and exploitation, and the expropriation of natural resources - is an essential ethical and moral obligation. GVC has chosen international cooperation as a means to carry out development and humanitarian aid projects in favor of the dispossessed and those stricken by wars and natural disasters. GVC promotes advocacy, information, and awareness campaigns about the issues faced by development; connecting Italy, Europe, and the countries in which it operates abroad.

	HAI Lebanon \| Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights
Heartland Alliance advances the human rights and responds to the human needs of endangered populations particularly the poor, the isolated, and the displaced through the provision of comprehensive and respectful services and the promotion of permanent solutions leading to a more just global society.

Harikar | Harikar

Harikar is a neutral non-governmental humanitarian organization, which believes that in every aspect of life priority must be given to children and women. It commits itself to ensure particular protection for the very disadvantaged children and women, such as children who are born with chronic/abnormal diseases, disabled children, children with extreme poverty, victims of war and widows as well as woman headed families. Harikar assists in upgrading of the health service and promotion of technical cooperation, and â€“within the available resources- to promote/develop the infrastructure of the basic services. It also looks forward to participate- within its resources- in the process of rebuilding of the new Iraq. In close coordination with the other specialized agencies, Harikar assists in the improvement of nutrition, recreation, economic and other aspects of environmental hygiene. Harikar believes that education is a fundamental right and works towards its promotion; in this aspect, it strives towards ensuring basic education for all children irrespective of gender, religion, race and ethnicities. Harikar works with all national and international organizations as well as government bodies towards the realization of the sustainable human development objectives and contributes towards the achievement of the vision of piece and social progress.

HI Lebanon | Handicap International Lebanon

Emergency activities linked to the current crisis Handicap International (HI) is an international NGO with 30 years of experience and is currently active in 60 countries in both development and emergency contexts. HI has a permanent and experienced Emergency Response Division (ERD), comprised of two fields of expertise: Basic Needs (infrastructure rehabilitation and logistics facilitation) and specific needs (Disability & Vulnerability), providing multi-disciplinary and cross-sectorial humanitarian services. Thus the ERD has the ambition to comprehensively respond to the needs of vulnerable persons and communities affected by conflict, natural disasters or chronic emergencies. In Lebanon, HI is providing emergency relief to the most vulnerable persons within the provinces of Bekaa and North through the following activities: acronym a. Disability and Vulnerability Focal Point Project After a first round of assessment on March 2012, HI ERD is implementing since May 15th an emergency intervention for the most vulnerable people affected by the Syrian crisis, aiming at supporting persons with injuries and other vulnerable groups (persons with disability, elderly, pregnant women, unaccompanied children, persons with chronic diseasesâ€¦). HI is one of the main organizations to address those specific needs through community outreach, and benefit from the trust of communitiesâ€™ representatives, local stakeholders, authorities and other field implementing organizations. HI implements the following activities: At Hospital level: - Complementary provision of physical rehabilitation care at secondary level: provision of direct support, on-the-job training and accompaniment for local professionals - Provision of equipment and consumable to governmental hospitals' physiotherapy department (assistive and mobility devices) - Provision of support to persons in need of Prosthesis and Orthosis (P&O) appliances and provision of a specific follow up. At Community level: - Establishment of a community based identification, assessment and referral system, namely Disability & Vulnerability Focal Point (DVFP), to reach and provide services for persons with injuries and other particularly vulnerable persons - Provision of physical rehabilitation care at community level, assistive & mobility devices - Referral to relevant structures as per needed - Provision of psychosocial support to vulnerable persons and their families - Provision of on-the-job training and accompaniment of local NGO (community workers and manager) - Provision of support to persons in need of Prosthesis and Orthosis (P&O) appliances and provision of a specific follow up. - Mainstreaming of disability and vulnerability inclusion including through provision of training and technical support to stakeholders intervening at camp level in order to improve accessibility of camps facilities and inclusion in services provided b. Houses weather-proofing HI also addressed the seasonal increased vulnerabilities due to winter through the installation of weatherproofing kits for 710 vulnerable households affected by the Syrian crisis (including Syrian refugees, Lebanese returnees and extremely vulnerable host communities). c. Distribution: HI is distributing a standard NFI kit composed of mattresses, blankets, hygiene kit, baby kit and kitchen set as well as WFP food parcels to 2100 newcomers and most vulnerable households in the Bekaa. After home assessments of beneficiaries HI will setup, according to the vulnerability of the household, door to door distribution of their kits or small distribution points to facilitate access to this service. Mainly targeting newcomers, Handicap International will also provide through this project NFI kits to vulnerable households identified by their DVFP team. Presence in the country Lebanon Handicap International has been present in Lebanon since 1992. Handicap International works with several local associations that provide rehabilitation services and assistance to people with disabilities. In Lebanon, in addition to the regional project, HI Development Division has been implemented a project aiming at improving the access to mental health rehabilitation services for the children with psychological distress living in the Palestinian camps in North Lebanon and in the Tyre area in South Lebanon. The association has been especially active since the conflict broke out between the Israeli army and Hezbollah in 2006. Between 2007 and 2010, HI participated in clearance of zones contaminated by cluster munitions in South Lebanon (Tyre) and by explosive remnants of war in the Nahr el Bared Palestinian camp. In 2010, HI established the only humanitarian demining capacity in northern Lebanon (Batroun), region contaminated by landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) dating back from the civil war in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The aim of the program is to improve the lives of mine affected populations by creating favorable conditions for socio-economic development, and to mitigate the threat of mines and UXO. Presence in the region HI has been present in the Middle East since 1987 through its Development Division and currently operates in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and the occupied Palestinian territory. Recently, after having implemented a regional project aiming at enforcing the disability movement, HI Development Division started from early April 2012 a new project in Jordan, Lebanon and the occupied Palestinian territories (Gaza and the West Bank). It aims at the recognition and respect of the rights of Persons with Disabilities by the authorities and institutions, through the reinforcement of the Disabled People's Organisations (DPO) and the disability movement at large. A more recently developed project target a better inclusion of persons with disabilities in the policy reform process at local, national and donors' levels.

HI Jordan | Handicap International Jordan

Handicap International (HI) is an international NGO with 30 years of experience and is currently active in more than 60 countries in both development and emergency contexts. HI has a permanent and experienced Emergency Response Division (ERD), comprised of two fields of expertise: basic needs (infrastructure rehabilitation and logistics facilitation) and specific needs (disability & vulnerability), providing multi-disciplinary and cross-sectorial humanitarian services. Thus the ERD has the ambition to comprehensively respond to the needs of vulnerable persons and communities affected by conflict, natural disasters or chronic emergencies. In Jordan, HI is providing emergency relief to the most vulnerable persons within the community (governorates of Amman, Jarash , Ajloun, Mafraq, Irbid and Zarqa) and camps (Za’atari and Azraq)

HI Iraq | Handicap International Iraq

Irak â€“ Handicap International continues to run a care and aid project for people with disabilities and their families in Iraq, in partnership with a local organisation. In northern Iraq, where the situation is more stable, Handicap International has organised an initiative to improve access to medical/social services over the long-term for people with disabilities and a project to raise the awareness of communities to the risks posed by mines and explosive devices. Lastly, the association is running a nationwide project, directly linked to regional projects, to build the capacities of disabled people's organisations.

	HRC Lebanon \| High Relief Commission
HRC is a Lebanese governmental agency that aims at improving the living conditions of Syrian displaced through the provision of Food items, Health Services and registration in the North.

HWA Lebanon | Hilfswerk Austria International

Hilfswerk Austria International (HWA) is one of Austria's leading organizations for development cooperation and humanitarian aid in developing countries. HWA provides worldwide disaster relief in the aftermath of wars and natural disasters as well as competent project management in long-term development projects and programmes. We respect the culture, history, structures, traditions and customs of the communities and countries where we are active. We provide help for all people regardless of their heritage, gender or their religion. The planning and realization of our projects always takes place in conjunction and/or cooperation with local partners. Hilfswerk Austria International has, in partnerhsip with local partners, been supporting the Syrian refugee crisis in Lebanon since April 2012. HWA's main implementing partner is HWA Lebanon.

ICMC Jordan | International Catholic Migration Commission - Jordan

Responding to the needs of people on the move since 1951, ICMC serves and protects uprooted people: refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and migrants, regardless of faith, race, ethnicity or nationality. Working directly with migrants and refugees in more than 40 countries around the world, ICMC responds to the challenges of people on the move with expertise and action. ICMC has been working in the Middle East since 2002, assisting the most vulnerable refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants in Jordan, Syria and Lebanon

ICRC Lebanon | International Committee of the Red Cross

ICRC Iraq | International Committee of the Red Cross - Iraq

The ICRC has been present in Iraq since the outbreak of the Iran-Iraq war in 1980. Protection activities focus on people detained by Iraqi authorities, including Kurdistan regional authorities. ICRC delegates visit tens of thousands of detainees throughout the country, talk to them in private, and provide the relevant authorities with confidential feedback on the detaineesâ€™ treatment and living conditions. The visits also enable detainees to keep in touch with their loved ones, through Red Cross Messages, distributed in cooperation with the Iraqi Red Crescent Society to families in Iraq and abroad. The ICRC, in close cooperation with the respective governments, is also following the fate of thousands of missing persons as a result of the several conflicts in the region, and provides support and expertise in forensic medicine as well as in conducting joint excavation missions. Assistance activities, which focus on remote and neglected areas prone to violence, involve helping IDPs and residents restore their livelihood, with a focus on households headed by women, supporting primary health care centres and physical rehabilitation centres through the provision of material and training of medical personal and repairing and upgrading water, sanitation, health and detention infrastructure. The ICRC also continues to promote IHL among weapon bearers and to support the Iraqi Red Crescent Society in building up its capacities in the field of First Aid and Disaster Management. In a nutshell, in 2012 the ICRC: - further extended its operational out-reach into remote areas prone to violence in the centre of the country and the disputed territories; - conducted 231 visits to 109 places of detention holding approximately 38'161 detainees under Iraqi central or Kurdish authorities; - contributed to progress made in clarifying the fate of people missing as a result of the 1990-91 Gulf War and the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War, facilitating seven joint operations to exhume and transfer human remains; - assisted 11'857 women heading household, amputees and farmer in rural areas prone to violence (with 57'513 dependents) with livelihood support projects, cash assistance and income-generating projects; - improved access to water, physical rehabilitation and primary health care for 1'844'522 residents, IDPs and returnees through the rehabilitation of water and health infrastructure, material support, training and coaching; - assisted 36'264 residents, refugees, IDPs and returnees with emergency assistance (food, non-food and water). - continued to provide, along with the International Federation, institutional support to the Iraqi Red Crescent.

IFH/NHF Jordan | Institute for Family Health/Noor Al Hussein Foundation

Since its establishment, the Institute for Family Health in Sweileh has been offering a wide range of services targeting women. Services includes health care and prevention, ante and post-natal care, family planning, psychological, social and legal counseling services; in addition to health education activities for various target groups of the community. As well IFH addresses the needs of women and children victims of violence through medical, social, psychological and legal individual counseling and regular long term support group for victims; it also organizes workshops on GBV in private houses and public places, and conducts home visits to GBV victimsThe Institute for Family Health (IFH) through its unique Women Health Counseling Center provides a comprehensive medical-psychological-social and legal services targeting the whole family in a holistic and integrated approach.

IFRC Lebanon | International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (initially known as the League of Red Cross Societies) is a humanitarian institution that is part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement along with the ICRC and 186 distinct National Societies. In Lebanon, IFRC, jointly with other partners supports the Lebanese Red Cross in providing vital emergency medical services (Ambulances/first aid). in Jordan: IFRC is supporting the Jordanian Red Cross in providing relief items to Syrian refugees in addition to logistics and capacity building support.

IFRC Jordan | International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent

ILO | ILO

IMC Lebanon | International Medical Corps

"International Medical Corps is a global, humanitarian, nonprofit organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering through health care training and relief and development programs. Established in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses, International Medical Corps is a private, voluntary, nonpolitical, nonsectarian organization. Its mission is to improve quality of life through health interventions and related activities that build local capacity in undeserved communities worldwide. International Medical Corps' work in the region began in 2003 and includes rapid emergency response, health systems strengthening and service provision, mental health and psycho social assistance, maternal and child health, protection, women's empowerment, community development, and water, sanitation, and hygiene. A wide network of long-standing relationships with local partners and government ministries is a key feature of International Medical Corps' work in the region, which has rapidly expanded since the initial start of activities in Iraq to include Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Gaza, Libya, Tunisia, Turkey, and Yemen. International Medical Corps began its operations in Lebanon during the summer 2006 war and played an integral role in the provision of emergency relief to conflict-affected populations across Lebanon. IMC remained in Lebanon following the August ceasefire to assist in reconstruction efforts and still maintains a strong presence in the country implementing a diverse set of development initiatives that range from health and mental health activities to education, livelihoods development and water and sanitation. International Medical Corps has implemented several projects since its initiation in Lebanon 1. Relief and Development projects post 2006 war 2. Strengthening Health Capacity of health care professionals and centers 3. Mental Health and Psychosocial Assistance integrated in Primary Healthcare 4. Early Child Development training to parents and caregivers 5. Child Friendly Schools 6. Psychosocial Protection of vulnerable Iraqi refugees and host population through training and awareness 7. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene interventions 8. Conflict Resolution Projects 9. Comprehensive Iraqi Refugee Assistance Program providing primary health care, secondary/ tertiary health care, health awareness, capacity building and institutional support. 10. Health Care support for Syrian displaced in Lebanon including primary health care, secondary/ tertiary health care, health awareness, capacity building and institutional support"

IMC Jordan | International Medical Corps

International Medical Corps is a global, humanitarian, nonprofit organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering through health care training and relief and development programs. Established in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses, International Medical Corps is a private, voluntary, nonpolitical, nonsectarian organization. Its mission is to improve quality of life through health interventions and related activities that build local capacity in underserved communities worldwide. International Medical Corpsâ€™ work in the region began in 2003 and includes rapid emergency response, health systems strengthening and service provision, mental health and psychosocial assistance, maternal and child health, protection, womenâ€™s empowerment, community development, and water, sanitation, and hygiene. A wide network of long-standing relationships with local partners and government ministries is a key feature of International Medical Corpsâ€™ work in the region, which has rapidly expanded since the initial start of activities in Iraq to include Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Gaza, Libya, Tunisia, Turkey, and Yemen.

INTERSOS Jordan | INTERSOS Jordan

INTERSOS is a non-profit, humanitarian aid organization founded in 1992 to provide an immediate response to humanitarian crises by bringing emergency relief to the victims of armed conflict, drought, amine, the presence of landmines or unexploded devices, and other disaster situations. INTERSOS has a flexible operational structure, with the central headquarters in Rome, in charge of planning and coordination of operations, and of field offices in the countries of operation.

INTERSOS Lebanon | INTERSOS Lebanon

INTERSOS is a non-profit, humanitarian aid organization founded in 1992 to provide an immediate response to humanitarian crises by bringing emergency relief to the victims of armed conflict, drought, famine, the presence of landmines or unexploded devices, and other disaster situations. INTERSOS has a flexible operational structure, with the central headquarters in Rome, in charge of planning and coordination of operations, and of field offices in the countries of operation.

INTERSOS Iraq | INTERSOS Iraq

IOCC Lebanon | International Orthodox Christian Charities - Lebanon

IOCC is the official international humanitarian agency of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in North and Central America, providing emergency relief and sustainable development programs to vulnerable individuals, without discrimination, in more than 50 countries since its inception in 1992. IOCC is a member of the ACT Alliance, a global coalition of more than 140 churches and agencies engaged in development, humanitarian assistance and advocacy. Since establishing its humanitarian presence in Lebanon in 2001, IOCC has implemented community-driven programs that address a broad range of social issues, from community development and improving the educational environment for Lebanon’s least advantaged students, to providing emergency relief for thousands of Syrian refugees living in Lebanon.

	IOCC \| International Orthodox Christian Charities
IOCC, an agency of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America, represents Orthodox Christians in North America and understands its work to include developing in Orthodox Christians a commitment to philanthropy and global cooperative involvement in the work of the Orthodox Church.

IOM Lebanon | International Organization for Migration - Lebanon

IOM is assisting newly displaced, vulnerable families in the north and south of Lebanon and in the Bekaa Valley. IOM works to ensure the provision of emergency shelter materials, psychosocial support, as well as NFIs to displaced Syrian and Lebanese returnees, as host communities’ resources are increasingly overstretched. IOM particularly focuses on returning Lebanese nationals exiting Syria who arrive without a sufficient social service net, and is currently mapping and profiling 25,000 Lebanese returnees.

IOM Jordan | International Organization for Migration - Jordan

In Jordan, IOM provides basic primary health care services, health referrals, tuberculosis (TB) prevention activities and capacity building on TB case management through fixed and mobile medical clinics for refugees crossing the border and host communities as well. IOM's medical team has established a presence in the King Abdullah Park facility in Ramtha and has medically assessed thousands of Syrians including those living with host families. Since mid-August 2012, IOM Amman has been managing the transit/reception facility in Za’atri camp to assist all new refugee arrivals, providing pre-registration and initial health screening and referrals and basic hygiene items as needed. IOM also strengthened the ground transportation system for movement of arriving refugees and migrants from border points, and facilitated the transportation of Syrian nationals to the Za’atri refugee camp. With the rapid increase in the influx of refugees to nearing 4,000 daily, IOM Amman implements 24-hour shifts to meet the demands of the Syrian emergency Crisis. In Jordan, IOM provides basic primary health care services, facilitate health referrals, tuberculosis (TB) prevention activities and capacity building on TB case management through fixed and mobile medical clinics for refugees crossing the border and host communities. IOM\'s medical team has established a presence in the King Abdullah Park facility in Ramtha and has medically assessed thousands of Syrians including those living with host families.

IOM Iraq | International Organization for Migration Iraq

IOM Iraq provides emergency aid, non-food items, camp infrastructure support, and vocational training. Trained IOM teams provide psychological first aid to Syrians and migrants as needed. October 2012, IOM Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) carried out a comprehensive needs assessment of returnee and refugee populations in Iraq. With the assistance of the Slovakian Embassy IOM has also constructed a 21,000-liter water tank that provides clean water to all camp residents.. IOM Iraq’s assistance primarily concentrates in the governorates of Duhok and Anbar in addition to technical assistance in Ninewa with the development of a new camp in al Kasek.

IOM Turkey | International Organization for Migration - Turkey

In Turkey, IOM partners with Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) , Prime Ministry Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) and Turkish Red Crescent for the provision of NFIs including beds, mattresses, bed covers, pillows, kitchen sets, tents and container showers. IOM continues to monitor cross-border movements of foreign nationals in close cooperation with the MoFA and is coordinating with UNCT any request from the Government for further assistance in different sectors.

IOM | International Organization for Migration - Headquarters

As the leading international organization for migration, IOM acts with its partners in the international community to assist in meeting the growing operational challenges of migration management; advance understanding of migration issues; encourage social and economic development through migration; and uphold the human dignity and well-being of migrants. Syria Regional Response: IOM has declared the Syria crisis a L3 corporate emergency which facilitates immediate funding for life saving programmes. While this funding needs to be replenished it guarantees increased preparedness and response. IOM has initiated an institutional response, supported by Headquarters and the Regional Office for the Middle East and North Africa alongside the deployment of senior specialists and regional technical teams on the ground. To address the deteriorating regional situation, IOM's engagement is prioritizing: *Provision of Emergency Shelter Materials *Distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) *Needs Assessments/ Needs Analysis *Emergency Healthcare and Referrals *Transportation: Transport assistance for refugees; Resettlement assistance for refugees; Repatriation of stranded and vulnerable migrants *Livelihood support IOM continues to maintain staff presence and operational capacity in Syria and neighboring states, alongside with close coordination of activities with UN, host governments and partner agencies.

IOM RO MENA | International Organization for Migration - Regional Office for the Middle East and North Africa

Established in 1991 in Cairo, Egypt, IOM's Regional Office for the MENA countries covers Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Sudan, Yemen, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Iraq. Syria Regional Response: IOM has declared the Syria crisis a L3 corporate emergency which facilitates immediate funding for life saving programmes. While this funding needs to be replenished it guarantees increased preparedness and response. IOM has initiated an institutional response, supported by Headquarters and the Regional Office for the Middle East and North Africa alongside the deployment of senior specialists and regional technical teams on the ground. To address the deteriorating regional situation, IOM's engagement is prioritizing: *Provision of Emergency Shelter Materials *Distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) *Needs Assessments/ Needs Analysis *Emergency Healthcare and Referrals *Transportation: Transport assistance for refugees; Resettlement assistance for refugees; Repatriation of stranded and vulnerable migrants *Livelihood support IOM continues to maintain staff presence and operational capacity in Syria and neighboring states, alongside with close coordination of activities with UN, host governments and partner agencies.

IOM | Inte'l Organisation for Migration

IQRAA Lebanon | IQRAA Lebanon

IRC Jordan | International Rescue Committee - Jordan

Founded in 1933, the International Rescue Committee responds to the worldâ€™s worst humanitarian crises and helps people to survive and rebuild their lives. Since 2007, IRC has worked with refugees and other vulnerable populations in Jordan. IRCâ€™s recent and current programs in Jordan focused on interventions that address Gender based Violence, reproductive health and primary health care Iraqi and Syrian refugees and host community members. Interventions in this sector ensure coordinating the available services while ensuring quality services through building the capacities of local partners and service providers on the ground.

IRC Lebanon | International Rescue Committee - Lebanon

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the worldâ€™s worst humanitarian crises and helps people to survive and rebuild their lives. Founded in 1933, the IRC offers lifesaving care and life-changing assistance to refugees forced to flee from war or disaster. At work today in over 40 countries, the IRC restores safety, dignity and hope to millions who are uprooted and struggling to endure. The IRC is responding to the Syrian crisis through its programs in Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan and Iraq.

	IRC Iraq \| International Rescue Committee - Iraq
The International Rescue Committee, one of the worldâ€™s leading humanitarian and post-conflict development agencies, provides relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction support to communities affected by war and natural disasters in over 40 countries.

IRD Jordan | International Relief & Development

IRD is a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization responsible for implementing relief, stabilization, and development programs worldwide. Our mission is to reduce the suffering of the worldÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s most vulnerable groups and provide the tools and resources needed to increase their self-sufficiency. Specializing in meeting the needs of communities emerging from conflict or natural disaster, IRD collaborates with a wide range of partners and donors, local organizations, and many others to deliver sustainable services. IRD has offices and activities in nearly 40 countries in Europe and Asia, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, and Asia and the Pacific. We work in seven key service areas: community stabilization, infrastructure, health, agriculture, democracy and governance, relief, and logistics.

IRD - Lebanon | International Relief and Development - Lebanon

IRD is a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization responsible for implementing relief, stabilization, and development programs worldwide. Our mission is to reduce the suffering of the world most vulnerable groups and provide the tools and resources needed to increase their self-sufficiency. Specializing in meeting the needs of communities emerging from conflict or natural disaster, IRD collaborates with a wide range of partners and donors, local organizations, and many others to deliver sustainable services. IRD has offices and activities in nearly 40 countries in Europe and Euro-Asia, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia and the Pacific. We work in seven key service areas: community stabilization, infrastructure, health, agriculture, democracy and governance, relief, and logistics.

	IRW Lebanon \| Islamic Relief
Islamic Relief (IR) carried out an emergency response to the 2006 conflict in Lebanon .With the emergency phase over, IR is now focussing on the provison of food , Non Food items and Health services to the displaced Syrians in Lebanon.

IRW Iraq | Islamic Relief Worldwide - Iraq

Islamic Relief (IR) is an international relief and development charity which envisages a caring world where people unite to respond to the suffering of others, empowering them to fulfil their potential. We are an independent Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) founded in the UK in 1984 . IRW Working in over 25 countries, we promote sustainable economic and social development by working with local communities to eradicate poverty, illiteracy and disease. We also respond to disasters and emergencies, helping people in crisis. Islamic Relief provides support regardless of religion, ethnicity or gender and without expecting anything in return.

IRW Egypt | Islamic Relief Worldwide - Egypt

Islamic Relief has its headquarters in Birmingham, UK, and has fundraising offices around the world. These offices are responsible for raising funds, which come from both individual donations and institutional donors such as the UK Department for International Development, the United Nations World Food Programme, and the European Commission Humanitarian Office. IRW manage now Assistance for Syrian Refugees in Cairo Project. The project funded by UNHCR and offers cash assistance for Syrian refugees in Greater Cairo. The project started on February 1st, 2013 and its first phase ends on April 30, 2013.

	IRW Jordan \| Islamic Relief Worldwide
Islamic Relief (IR) is an international relief and development charity based in UK , it envisages a caring world where people unite to respond to the suffering of others, empowering them to fulfil their potential.

	JEN \| Japan Emergency NGO (JEN)
JEN has been actively engaging in assistance activities for victims of wars, internal conflicts, and natural disasters, based on the motto â€œof self-relianceâ€ since its establishment in 1994. Since May 1994, 25 offices were established 18 countries. JEN is working under various financial partnership including private sector, Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and UN agencies.

JHAS Jordan | Jordan Health Aid Society

Jordan Health Aid Society (JHAS) is a local none governmental and none profitable organization.JHAS was established under the decree of The Ministry of Interior,on the 20th of July 2005, and started its operations immediately since then.At the moment, JHAS has more than 50 members, including doctors, engineers, lawyers, pharmacists and nurses, who work in governmental organizations, private sector, teaching staff at universities, or environmental activists.

JHCO Jordan | Jordan Hashemite charity organization

Jordan Hashemite charity organization for Arab and Muslim relief development and cooperation was established on January 10.1990A.D/jumada 13.1410.A.H To be a national foundation for a multi- faceted charity aiming at moving for ward with the voluntary and charitable activities and cooperation with the same inside and outside Jordan and to translate donators feeling and assistant them towards projects and programs , to include charity intentions , to deepen the solidarity and justice concepts at all national Arabic Islamic and international levels , to to concern itself with voluntary work and public service within a framework of comprehensive development concept.

Jiyan Foundation | Jiyan Foundation

Jîyan is the Kurdish word for "life". The Jiyan Foundation supports survivors of human rights violations, promotes democratic values and defends fundamental freedoms in Kurdistan-Iraq. The Jiyan Foundation strives for a society where the dignity of the human person is protected, where adults and children enjoy the right to life and liberty, and where citizens are free from torture and terror. Our Values The core values guiding our work are expressed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We help survivors of human rights abuses regardless of their age, gender, ethnicity or spiritual beliefs. Our Task The goal of the Jiyan Foundation is to empower individuals to enjoy all of their civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. To this end, we seek to assist survivors of violence, torture and terrorism support victims of genocide and ethnic persecution protect refugees and minorities promote the rights of women defend the rights of children foster civil society and democracy prevent violence and extremism promote friendly relations between nations.

	JRF Jordan \| Jordan River Foundation
The Jordan River Foundation (JRF), established in 1995 and Chaired by Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah, is a non-profit Jordanian non-governmental organization (NGO).

JRS Jordan | Jesuit Refugee Service

JRS Lebanon | Jesuite Refugee Services Lebanon

KSC | Kurdistan Save the Children

	Layan Lebanon \| Layan
Layan is an independent group of GCC volunteers who came together with one aim and thatâ€™s helping the Syrian Refugees in Northern Lebanon. Layan was established in 2012 with the objective of providing humanitarian help to the displaced Syrian in Northern Lebanon. Layan actives range from providing and rehabilitating shelters, to providing food and health care services

	LRC Lebanon \| Lebanese Red Cross
LRC is a member of the International Red Cross and was established in 1946. LRC Provides a voluntary service including medical-social and first-aid centers.

LWF Jordan | Lutheran World Federation - World Service - Jordan

World Service is the internationally recognized Humanitarian and Development agency of the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) and provides humanitarian aid and assists in rehabilitation and development work in more than 30 countries. With programs in Africa, Asia, Latin America/Caribbean, and Europe. World Service reaches out to marginalized and vulnerable poor people whose livelihoods are threatened by the effects of natural and human-made disaster, with special regard to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees. World Service extends its services without discriminating on the basis of religion, ethnicity, race, sex, caste, nationality or political conviction. LWF is a founding member of the ACT Alliance (Action by Churches Together).

MA Lebanon | Muslim Aid

Muslim Aid is a UK based relief and development agency established in 1985 and working in over 70 countries with field offices in Bangladesh, Bosnia, Cambodia, Gambia, Indonesia, India, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Pakistan, Somalia, Sri Lanka and Sudan. We work with all in need, regardless of their race, religion, gender, nationality or political opinion and specialise in providing: emergency relief including food, shelter and medical support; capacity building through water, sanitation and health programmes; education and skills training; micro-financing and income generation in addition to providing specialist programmes such as orphan care. As well as supplying practical help, Muslim Aid assists communities in examining the causes of poverty and underdevelopment, and in advocating for a more just society and a sustainable future. http://facebook.com/MuslimAidLebanon http://twitter.com/MuslimAidLb

Madrasati | Madrasati Initiative

MdM Jordan | Médecins du Monde

Médecins du Monde is an international humanitarian organization providing medical care to vulnerable populations affected by war, natural disasters, disease, famine, poverty or exclusion. For 30 years, Médecins du Monde has been: - Treating the most vulnerable populations on all continents - Bearing witness to obstacles encountered to health care access - Obtaining sustainable improvements to health policies and medical practices so as to attain equal access to health care for all

MdM Lebanon | Médecins du Monde

	Medair Lebanon \| Medair
Medair is a Swiss NGO that helps people who are suffering in remote and devastated communities around the world survive crises, recover with dignity, and develop the skills they need to build a better future. We focus on relief and rehabilitation activities in three core areas: health and nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), and shelter and infrastructure. .

MEDAIR | MEDAIR

Medair brings life-saving relief and rehabilitation in disasters, conflict areas, and other crises by working alongside the most vulnerable. We are focused on using our funds with integrity, ensuring maximum efficiency and accountability for all our programmes. We provide a flexible range of relief and rehabilitation services, with expertise in health care, water and sanitation, and shelter and infrastructure. Our quality management system is certified to the ISO 9001:2008 standard worldwide.

	MC Lebanon \| Mercy Corps Lebanon
Mercy Corps alleviates suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities. In Lebanon, Mercy Corps is focused on new efforts to help Syrian refugee children and Palestinian children from Syria traumatized by the ongoing conflict through several youth programs, including Comfort for Kids, Moving Forward and arts programs.

MC Jordan | Mercy Corps

Mercy Corps’ mission is to alleviate suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities across the globe. Our Vision for Change, based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, is that peaceful, secure and just societies emerge when the private, public, and civil society sectors are able to interact with accountability, inclusive participation and mechanisms for peaceful change. Last year, we helped to improve the lives of 19 million people.

MF Lebanon | Makhzoumi Foundation

Makhzoumi Foundation, established in 1997, is a Lebanese non-profit organization contributing to civil society development throughout Lebanon. Makhzoumi Foundation provides technological and vocational education to help in the creation of a competitive and competent workforce; provides health services and medical care to vulnerable populations and underrepresented communities; offers micro-credit financing to innovative income-generating ventures; conducts training on diverse topics that contribute to civil society development; and seeks programs and partnerships that maximize the potential of Lebanese citizens to build strong and vibrant futures.

	MODM \| Minsitry of Migration and Displacment
The Minsitry of Migration and Displacment (MODM) is the official government body in Iraq that deals with the IDPs, Returnees and Refugees since it's establishment in 2004.

	MODM \| Minsitry of Migration and Displacment
The Minsitry of Migration and Displacment (MODM) is the official government body in Iraq that deals with the IDPs, Returnees and Refugees since it's establishment in 2004.

MoE Iraq | Ministry of Education Iraq

MoSA Lebanon | Ministry of Social Affairs Lebanon

MPDL Lebanon | MPDL

MPDL | Movimiento por la Paz

	MSF-F \| Medecins Sans Frontieres France
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international, independent, medical humanitarian organisation that delivers emergency aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, natural disasters and exclusion from healthcare. MSF offers assistance to people based on need, irrespective of race, religion, gender or political affiliation.

	MSL Lebanon \| Mouvement Social
Aims to improve the citizenship and autonomy of the underprivileged in Lebanon through socio-economic development projects.

NEF | Near East Foundation

Anis Tarabey Country Director and Regional Advisor, Jordan-Lebanon Tel: +962 6 461 7441 Email: atarabey@neareast.org For 100 years, the Near East Foundation has pioneered innovative solutions to social and economic development challenges impacting communities throughout the Middle East and Africa. Throughout the region, we work with local partners to directly improve the lives of tens of thousands of vulnerable people each year through initiatives in sustainable agriculture, microenterprise development, women’s empowerment, civic education, and peacebuilding. Our work is based on a conviction that, to play an active role in _the development of their communities and countries, people need opportunities _and tools: the knowledge to participate in civic and economic life, a voice_ in public decisions that affect their wellbeing, and a means of making _a meaningful living. We call this approach “Knowledge, Voice, and Enterprise”_- a philosophy reflected in all of NEF’s work. Any additional information on your activities in Jordan or the region Since 1937 NEF has worked continuously in Jordan, concentrating initially on vocational training, literacy, agriculture and rural development. NEF has on-going relationships with more than 200 local NGOS, including social societies, cooperatives, civic clubs, and youth groups. Currently NEF in Jordan focuses on economic resilience and women empowerment for Jordanians, as well as building the capacity of CBOs. Since 2007, NEF is working with the refugee population of Jordan in providing non-food items and life skills training.

NHF Jordan | Noor Al Hussein Foundation

Noor Al Hussein Foundation is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded by Royal Decree in 1985. Its mission is to facilitate lasting change in underprivileged communities by creating economic opportunities and building capacity for self-reliance. It provides diverse and pioneering services for Jordanians and Iraqis through the Institute for Family Health (IFH) which receives the beneficiaries from different ages and groups inside and outside Jordan. The institute provides its multi-disciplinary services through highly qualified staff.

NICCOD | Nippon International Cooperation for Community Development

NICCOD was established in 1979 to support for economical and mental self-reliance in developing countries. Since then, it has implemented projects in the fields of education, vocational training, protection of environment, organic farm and assistance of refugee in many countries. It has also been implementing a wide range of projects in various areas of Jordan since it launched a micro credit project in Karak in 1993.

	NRC Jordan \| Norwegian Refugee Council - Jordan
NRC has been active in Lebanon since July 2006, providing protection and humanitarian assistance to refugees and internally displaced persons. In Lebanon NRC is currently rehabilitating and building shelters in the North and in Bekaa for Syrian displaced. NRC is also setting up a Community centre in Whadi Khaled.

	NRC Lebanon \| Norwegian Refugee Council
The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is an independent, humanitarian, non-profit, non-governmental organisation which provides assistance, protection and durable solutions to refugees and internally displaced persons worldwide.

	NRC Iraq \| Norwegian Refugee Council - Iraq
The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is an independent, humanitarian, non-profit, non-governmental organisation which provides assistance, protection and durable solutions to refugees and internally displaced persons worldwide.

OCHA | United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

OHCHR | Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

OPM | Operation Mercy - Jordan

Operation Mercy is an international relief and development organisation with over 20 years of experience. We are currently working in Central Asia, Middle East and North Africa by serving the poor and marginalised through community development and humanitarian aid projects. "Our vision is to work in partnership with others to restore hope, grow capacity, and promote community through relief and development initiatives that help transform lives, including our own."

	OXFAM Lebanon \| OXFAM Lebanon
Oxfam is an international confederation of 15 organisations working in more than 90 countries worldwide to find lasting solutions to poverty and related injustice around the world.

	Oxfam - Jordan \| Oxfam GB
Oxfam is an international confederation of 17 organisations working in more than 90 countries worldwide to find lasting solutions to poverty and related injustice around the world.

	PCPM Lebanon \| Polish Center for International Aid (PCPM)
Polish charity, specializing in refugee-focused humantiarian assistance and recovery assistance in post-conflict environment

	PRCS Lebanon \| Palestine Red Crescent Society
Palestine Red Crescent Society - Lebanon (PRCS-L) is a branch of the PRCS that its quarter at Albera in Palestine. PRCS-L is running 5 secondary hospitals in Lebanon serving Palestinian refugees and all vulnerable people in need.

PSTIC Egypt | Psycho-Social Training Institute in Cairo - Egypt

The Psycho-Social Services and Training Institute in Cairo trains, supervises and facilitates community based psychosocial workers from the refugee communities to provide assistance to their communities. We now have 9 Syrian Psychosocial Workers available to provide services for adults, youth and children including psychosocial support, basic counseling, 24-7 crisis intervention, mental health assessment, referral and when needed accompaniment to available health, social welfare and other resources. The Psychosocial Workers are based in the Syrian Community Center in 6 October and available for home visitation.

PU-AMI Lebanon | Premiere Urgence - Aide Medicale Internationale

Première Urgence - Aide Médicale Internationale is a not-for-profit, non-political and non-religious NGO. Born in April 2011 from the merger of 2 highly experienced and complementary French NGOs (PU and AMI), its objective is to bring about a global response to the basic needs of populations suffering from acute humanitarian crisis and to allow them to recover their autonomy and dignity. In Lebanon, PU-AMI intervenes in the areas of food security, WASH, shelter, health and rehabilitation in three regions, namely the Akkar district in North Governorate, Beirut and Mount Lebanon Governorates, and Saida and Jezzine districts in the South Governorate.

PU-AMI Jordan | Première Urgence - Aide Médicale Internationale

Première Urgence – Aide Médicale Internationale is a not-for-profit, non-political and non-religious NGO. Created in April 2011 from the merger of 2 French NGOs (PU and AMI), its objective is to bring about a global response to the basic needs of populations suffering from acute humanitarian crisis and to allow them to recover their autonomy and dignity. PU-AMI is mostly involved in the Syrian Crisis, and implements programmes in most of the countries affected by the conflict. In Jordan, PU-AMI is aiming at upgrading housing units through the distribution of Sealing-Off Kits, providing Emergency Cash assistance and developing a referral system in the governorates of Amman, Zarqa, Balqa and Jerash.

QANDIL | QANDIL Swedish Humanitarian Aid Organization

Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, the mission of QANDIL Swedish Humanitarian Aid Organization (1991) is to improve the lives of vulnerable people, including local communities, internally displaced people (IDPs), refugees, and returnees of all ages and groups. QANDIL specializes in planning and implementing developmental and humanitarian relief projects and initiatives in areas of, but not limited to: Construction and infrastructure; Water, sanitation, health, and hygiene; Capacity building, livelihood, and awareness raising; Emergency response; and Protection. In 1991 Qandil started its work in Iraq, in the Kurdish region (KRG) in the Governorates of Erbil, Duhok and Sulaimaniya. Qandil’s work to improve the water and sewerage infrastructure in Iraq, today provides more than two million people in the villages and towns of northern Iraq with water and more than a million people have benefited to date from Qandil’s work in the health sector whose programs were funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation agency (Sida) and UNCHR. The first assistance initiatives included building houses for refugees and operating mobile health teams. The operation was subsequently extended to include water and sanitation projects as well as small-scale agricultural activities. In 1995, Qandil entered into cooperation partnerships with the UN, ECHO, DG1 and OFDA. Increased funding led to expansion, particularly within water and sanitation and construction projects. The driving force behind Qandil’s operation is the eradication of poverty and assisting those in most need in disadvantaged areas. Various development projects have been added to our activities in recent years, primarily within the area of water and the environment.

QRC Lebanon | Qatar Red Crescent - Lebanon

QRC is one of the Qatar general bodies that enjoys independent legal state and works in various areas of humanitarian actions and humanitarian relief and volunteerism. QRC had assumed distinct place in the humanitarian work and voluntary relief locally, regionally and internationally, through their contributions to actors in alleviating the suffering of people suffered the burden of natural, war and economic circumstances.QRC is supporting a program for Secondary Health Care for patients and wounded in North and lebanon,this will be done in partnership with Irshad and Islah Islamic NGO.

QRC Jordan | Qatar Red Crescent - Jordan

QRCS | Qatar Red Crescent

Questscope Jordan | Questscope for Social Development in the Middle East

Questscope is a social development organization (a 501(c)(3) organization and a British charity) registered in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan for social development in the Kingdom and the Middle East region. Questscope has been engaged in social development activity in the Middle East, primarily in Jordan, since 1991. These programs include mentoring incarcerated boys and young men at-risk, programs (primarily community centers) for young women at risk, and â€œnon-formalâ€ education, which is an alternative for youth who have dropped out of the formal education system to gain proficiency in reading, math and other skills and, if milestones are met, to get the Middle East equivalent of a General Equivalence Diploma (GED). As part of its social development activities, Questscope also manages job skills training and micro-enterprise opportunities. Most of Questscopeâ€™s work is accomplished through partnerships with community based organizations as well as government-level organizations.

RCO Lebanon | United Nations Resident Coordinator Office - Lebanon

	IRCS \| Iraqi Red Crescent Society
The association is humanitarian and indepndant , founded in 1932 and got an international approval in 1934 , and is bounded by all the items of the geneva conventions. Including the seven basic principles of the international movement of Red cross and Red Crescent societies.

RDRC - Balamand Lebanon | The Resource Center for the Displaced Balamand Lebanon

The Co-Academic Programs of the FHS combine academic understandings with applied community work in diverse settings to respond to needs for reconstruction, economic development and community prosperity, health and well-being. These objectives are undertaken within the framework of the commitment of the University of Balamand to promote sustainable development and proactive citizenship in Lebanon and the Arab region. They are integral to the mission of the Faculty of Health Science (FHS) to foster professional competencies in the service of the community. The Co-Academic Programs collaborate with partners at the local, national and international level to enable local and regional communities to alleviate problems and address developmental concerns. The Programs also provide opportunities for students at the FHS to become involved in community service and gain professional experience. The Co-Academic Programs are housed at the FHS on the Ashrafieh, Beirut campus, and conduct their activities throughout Lebanon and the region.

	REACH \| Rehablitation, Education And Community's Health
REACH is - A humanitarian, non-political and non-governmental Iraqi organization; - Independent and will remain so in order to preserve its own agenda based on its operational activities with communities in Iraq; - Working with marginalized and poor people throughout Iraq, to assist and support their efforts to make a difference to their lives.

REACH-Initiative | REACH-Initiative Jordan

REACH was formed in 2010 as a joint initiative of two INGOs (ACTED and IMPACT Initiatives) and a UN program (UNOSAT). The purpose of REACH is to promote and facilitate the devel-opment of information products that enhance the humanitarian community’s capacity to make decisions and plan in emergency, reconstruction and development contexts. At country level, REACH teams are deployed to countries experiencing emergencies or at-risk-of-crisis in order to facilitate interagency collection, organisation and dissemination of key humanitarian related information. Country-level deployments are conducted within the frame-work of partnerships with individual actors as well as aid coordination bodies, including UN agencies, clusters, inter-cluster initiatives, and other interagency initiatives.

REACH-Initiative | REACH-Initiative Lebanon

REACH-Initiative | REACH-Initiative Iraq

Refuge Egypt | Refuge Egypt

Refuge-Egypt serves people from Sudan and other African countries, living in Egypt, who have fled their original country of nationality due to war or disaster, and who have well founded fears of return due to persecution or loss of rights. It seeks to provide humanitarian assistance, spiritual guidance and encouragement to help build self-sufficiency and self-respect in preparation for repatriation, resettlement or integration into Egyptian society. Refuge-Egypt provides antenatal, maternal, neonatal healthcare to refugees including Syrians. It provides Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS treatment as part of the same program.

RESTART Lebanon | Restart Center for Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture and Violence

Restart Center for Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture and Violence Restart Center is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) active in the field of rehabilitation of victims of torture and violence. Restart was established in 1996. It is a founder member for (AMAN) Network in the Middle East and North Africa and a member Center in (IRCT) International Rehabilitation Council for Torture victims 2003. Restart Center Director is Ms. Suzanne Jabbour. Our Vision Respect for Human Rights, dignity and integrity of each individual. Help alleviate the human suffering resulting from torture for the individual, the family members and the community Prevent torture by ensuring Human Rights through raising awareness on both community and state levels for the prohibition of torture Our Mission To facilitate psychosocial, medical and physical rehabilitation process of torture survivors and their families. To educate professionals and the public about torture and its consequences To advocate for the abolition of torture To promote healthy coping for children and women after traumatic events Our main Goal The center aims at contributing to upgrading the mental and psycho-social wellbeing of refugees. Objectives: To offer physical psychological and social rehabilitation to any individual victim of torture and violence and their family members and to refugees. To develop awareness program about torture. To enable the torture survivors to become productive members in their societies. To cooperate with local and international NGOâ€™s governmental bodies and networking among concerned professionals. To apply and gather research to develop our services. To facilitate the social functioning by strengthening adaptive coping mechanisms and providing the access of social opportunities. To create a central source of information and statistics on psychosocial problems facing refugees. To develop a network and collaboration systems among non-governmental and governmental organizations in Lebanon. To promote awareness of all concerned stakeholders towards the refugees issues and their needs. To develop Mental Health preventive mechanisms for the refugees and their family members. To promote the development of a secure environment for children affected by armed conflicts. To encourage the social integration among children residing in Lebanon and to open the public debate on children rights. To cooperate with the concerned authorities in order to promote the spread of a Human Right culture in Lebanon.

RET Lebanon | RET, Protecting through Education Lebanon

RET, headquartered in Geneva was founded in December 2000 by Mrs Sadako Ogata, then United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. RET is committed to assisting communities to meet the educational needs, in the broadest sense, of young people made vulnerable by displacement, violence, armed conflict and disasters. RET's programmes provide young people with the protective environments and necessary skills to face the threats emanating from displacement, such as violence, recruitment into illegal armed groups, child labour, sexual exploitation, forced marriage or narcotrafficking. Through its interventions, RET strengthens communities and transforms vulnerable young people into responsible, employable and self-reliant citizens. Since its inception, RET has been active on three continents, in 23 countries (over 120 projects), of which 17 have been over multiple years. Currently RET is managing interventions in 10 countries . In Lebanon, RET will launch operations in North Lebanon with activities focusing on livelihood opportunities for vulnerable women head of households and other vulnerable conflict affected family members, remedial classes for out-of-school children & youth coupled with educational support to in-school children and youth, as well as peacebuilding programmes aiming at fostering peaceful social and vocational integration of Syrian and Lebanese youth.

RHAS | Royal Health Awareness Society

	RI \| Relief International
Relief International is a humanitarian non-profit agency that provides emergency relief, rehabilitation, development assistance, and program services to vulnerable communities worldwide. Relief International is solely dedicated to reducing human suffering and is non-political and non-sectarian in its mission

RI | Relief International

RTP | Right To Play

Right To Play is a global organization that uses the transformative power of play to educate and empower children facing adversity. Through sports and games, we help children build essential life skills and better futures, while driving social change in their communities with lasting impact. Right To Play's mission of using sport and play to educate and empower children and youth to overcome the effects of poverty, conflict, and disease in disadvantaged communities is at the root of our programming and ultimately defines what we do. Moreover, Right To Play's vision is to create a healthy and safe world through the power of sport and play.

Samaritans's Purse | Samaritans's Purse

SAVE International | Save the Children International

	SAWA Lebanon \| SAWA Group association Lebanon
Saws group association has cultural,social,educational,and environmental Targets ,it works with children and Lebanese youth to ensure their iron national capacity,and to develop their life and social skills.

SAVE Lebanon | Save the Children - Lebanon

Save the Children is the worlds leading independent organization for children. We work in 120 countries. For more than five decades, Save the Children has used rights-based approaches in Lebanon to increase access to quality education, and strengthen child participation and protection at the family, school and community levels for children, adolescents and youth. Since the onset of the Syrian refugee crisis, Save the Children scaled up its response with Emergency Education, Child Protection, Shelter, Food Security and Livelihoods, and Health programming in Akkar, Tripoli and Bekaa. Save the Children is responding to the lifesaving needs of those affected by the conflict which include Syrian children, youth and their families in Lebanon, as well as the host communities in which they have settled, through our multi sectorial response.

SAVE Jordan | Save the Children Jordan

Save the Children is a leading independent organization creating lasting change in the lives of children in need around the world. Recognized for our commitment to accountability, innovation and collaboration, our work takes us into the heart of communities, where we help children and families help themselves. We work with other organizations, governments, non-profits and a variety of local partners. Save the children Jordan was established in 1974 with Her Royal Highness Princess Basma Bint Talal being the chairperson of the board. Save the Children Jordan is the only Arab member of the 30 Save the Children organization members operating in 120 countries worldwide. We work to resolve the ongoing struggles children face every day and replace them with hope for the future. We develop programs that are built on proven methodologies, reach those who need them and achieve sustainable results. Save the Children works in the main 5 initiatives for change in children's lives. Of which are: Child Protection, Child Rights, Education, Nutrition and Emergency Response.

SAVE Iraq | Save the Children - Iraq

SDC Jordan | Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC

SDC Lebanon | Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation

SHEILD Lebanon | Social, Humanitarian, Economical Intervention for Local Development

SHEILD " Social, Humanitarian, Economical Intervention for Local Development" is a Lebanese association formed and managed by Lebanese members working for the best interest of the Lebanese community with social, economical, health, and educational fields as main aspects of intervention. The mission of SHEILD aims at bringing relief to the population in general and to those who suffered and still suffering from war and from the absence of governmental health and social care and protection in particular, through direct assistance as well as through community based interventions to enhance human rights and social awareness, economical conditions and protection for all community categories, following a participatory approach through involving local stakeholders and authorities in a system of coordination to assess needs and implement programs responding to these needs with the most vulnerable and deprived in the center of attention and focus.

	SIF Lebanon \| Secours Islamique France
FondÃ© en 1991, le Secours Islamique France (SIF) est une organisation non gouvernementale de SolidaritÃ© internationale Ã vocation sociale et humanitaire. Membre de la famille IRW (Islamic Relief Worldwide), le Secours Islamique France soutient les populations dÃ©favorisÃ©es dans plus de 30 pays

Solidarités | Solidarités International

Solidarites International Lebanon | Solidarites International Lebanon

SOLIDARITÉS INTERNATIONAL (SI) is an international Non-Governmental Organization which provides humanitarian assistance to population affected by natural disaster or man-made crisis. For more than 30 years, SI has developed the expertise required to meet the basic needs of affected populations: Water, Food and Shelter - by carrying out emergency programs followed by longer-term reconstruction projects. In order to address the immediate needs of both Syrian refugees and Lebanese host families affected by the Syrian crisis, SI has launched in March 2013 its operations in North Lebanon, ensuring access to safe water and sanitation facilities, improving shelter conditions and providing assistance to newcomers.

	Tadamon Egypt \| Tadamon Egypt
Tadamon is a new independent, non-political network of civil society organisations working to promote the welfare of refugees and their mutual co-existence with Egyptians through networking and coordination of cooperative efforts. Tadamon was first launched in December 2006.

TdH - It | Terre des Hommes Italia

TdH Italy is a non-profit organization, part of the Terre des Hommes International Federation with headquarters in Geneva and Brussels. TdH It carries out humanitarian relief and international development projects in the sectors of education, health, livelihood, WASH, and protection to the benefit of thousands of children, their families and communities. It operates in different countried and, in the Middle East, it is now active in Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Northern Iraq and Jordan. The core expertise of Tdh It is Child Protection providing a comprehensive approach to safeguard vulnerable minors.

TdH – It Jordan | Terre des Hommes Italia

	TdH Jordan \| Terre Des Hommes
Terre des hommes is an international charitable humanitarian federation which concentrates on children\'s rights. In Lebanon, TdH\'s response to the influx of Syrian Refugees is focused on Education through the provision of remedial classes and recreational activities in Bekaa. Besides, TdH is also implementing Protection activities through Home visits in Aarsal.

TdH Lausanne Lebanon | Terre Des Hommes - Lausanne

Founded in 1960, Terre des hommes Lausanne is a Swiss organization which helps to build a better future for disadvantaged children and their communities, with an innovative approach and practical, sustainable solutions. Active in 34 countries, Tdh develops and implements field projects to allow a better daily life for over one million children and their close relatives, particularly in the domains of health care and protection.

TDH Egypt | Terre des Hommes Egypt

Terre des hommes is present in Egypt since 1983; presence legalized by an agreement signed with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The projects are implemented with the recognition of the Ministry of Social Solidarity (MOSS). Tdh carries through its activities in Lower and Upper Egypt regions by supporting, monitoring and coordinating local NGOs and projects in order to improve the child situation. Tdh in Egypt focuses on the following areas of operation: Child Protection and Socio-educative integration of children with special needs.

THW Jordan | German Federal Agency for Technical Relief

ivilian government response organisation at the request of the United Nations, the European Union, or bilaterally, active in over 130 countries since 1953, ready for deployment within a few hours to provide assistance in natural disasters and complex emergencies with High Capcity Pumping-, Search and Rescue- and Water Purification Teams and to contribute in logisitcs and coordination on all levels, based on more than 80.000 volunteers, donating their spare time for technical and humanitarian assistance, e.g. in the reconstruction of schools and houses after the tsunami in Indonesia and remained active in Haiti for 18 months after the heavy earthquake in January 2010, active in Jordan with the assessment of the humanitarian situation since 2012, funded by the Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt), several micro-projects conducted in cooperation with Jordanian relief organisations (providing emergency generators and ambulances for hospitals near the Syrian border), mandated now with aiding the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and UNICEF, Jordanian agencies, and relief organisations. As both first on the ground in constructing the refugee camps in Za'atari and since 2013 Al Azraq, the mixed Jordanian/German ca. 20 staff based in Al Azraq and Amman is engaged side by side with local companies in establishing both Basecamps for all UN-Agencies and NGOs with IHP, establishing, running and dismanteling the UNICEF logistics warehouse in Za'atari, building almost all sanitary units with thousands of toilets and showers, kitchenunits with 2 communal kitchens each, planning and designing water networks, water storage tankfarms and assisting on a daily basis all Agencies and NGO with technical means and knowledge on request. As today, the THW has deployed more than 250 engineers, craftsmen, logisticians, coordinators and financial experts from Germany.

TRC Turkey | Turkish Red Cross

Turkish Red Crescent Society is a humanitarian organisation that provides relief to the vulnerable and those in need by mobilising the power and resources of the community to protect human dignity anytime, anywhere, under any conditions and support the enhancement of the communityâ€™s capacity to cope with disasters. The vision of the Turkish Red Crescent Society is to be a humanitarian aid organisation that embraces and is embraced by the entire society, constantly enhancing its reputation and quality of service at national and international levels.

	TRMH Turkey \| Turkish Republic Ministry of Health
The Ministry of Health is a government ministry office of the Republic of Turkey, responsible for health affairs in Turkey.

UAE RCS | Red Crescent Society of the United Arab Emirates

UIMS | The United Iraqi Medical Society for relief and development

Vision Together for better Future Summary The United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development, UIMS, is one of the civil society organizations active in Iraq, a non-governmental organization dealing with humanitarian, health, relief, development and charitable affairs, regardless of race, color, religion and cultural background. Officially registered with the Non-Governmental Organizations Directorate, General Secretariat For the Council of Ministers under the number (IZ1615) Since the establishment of our organization on 21/05/2003 and as a result of conditions experienced by Iraq, UIMS introduced a lot of humanitarian aids and contributed in support of health institutions with basic needs, medical supplies and medicines; supported families afflicted and affected from war and disasters Shared in the process of rehabilitation of governmental hospitals and health centers, and the establishment of new health centers through their branches and offices in Iraq. UIMS was able to provide medical and relief assistance to refugees and IDPs all over Iraq. In addition to its outstanding work all over the last period, UIMS keen to expand its activities and efforts inside and outside Iraq. Missions Guarantees the reach of Medical Aids to all governmental hospitals, Medical Centers and other Medical establishments. Guarantees the Distribution of humanitarian Aids Relief such as Foodstuff and life requirements, to IDPs, Returnees, Poor, destitute and indigent. Supports all Charitable Medical Clinics of the Worshipping Houses to guarantee its continuity in the meantime. Helping those who have been harmed in the war through coordinating with Governments & Hospitals in the Arab and Friendly Countries. Coordinating with Charitable, Humanitarian and Relief Organizations as well as Field Hospitals through signing Agreements of Joint Cooperation with them. Rehabilitation the Hospitals and governmental clinic in Baghdad and all citizens Organizational Structure: UIMS board consist of five members and beside that, there is many volunteers, UIMS has six main committees: Relief Committee Governmental Hospitals & Medical Centers Committee Foreign Relations Committee Evaluation & Prophylaxis Committee Media Committee Engineering Committee The main office for the organization in Al-Mansour area where it is suitable and safe area Activities Since the establishment, we implemented many activities such as: 1) Implemented the rehabilitating of the health center in alhuria area. 2) Implemented the rehabilitating of the health center in Zahra complex. 3) Completed the designs for the rehabilitation of the health center in Heet. 4) Completed the designs for the doctor’s houses in the health center in Heet. 5) Completed the designs for the rehabilitation of Ramadi Hospital Center. 6) Completed the designs for the rehabilitation of women and children hospital in Ramadi. 7) Completed the designs of the housing complex for refugees in Diyala, which includes 4000 family. 8) Design five WASH projects 9) Distribution of food aid, tents, and medicines during the first and second events of Fallujah 10) Supplying the hospitals in Anbar,Diyala and Karbala with medical materials and supplies 11) Distribution of food aid to IDPs in Diyala 12) Supplying mobile clinics in tents for visitors During Ashura occasion in Babil, Karbala and Najaf with about 35 doctor 13) Food Aid to the IDPsin Baghdad in cooperation with the United Nations 14) Medical conference Better health for new Iraq in basra in 2004 with RTI and life Organization with participants of hospitals and medical centers from 18 provinces 15) Medical Aid up to 14 tons to the Syrian refugees in alqaim from the Islamic Development Bank in cooperation with the Jordanian Red Crescent from 10-2012 to 3-2013 16) First aid course for training Iraqi Emigrant and Syrian Refugees in cooperation with NCCI and funded by UNHCR 17) Assessing needs and developing 2014 plan for Primary Health Care Centre at Syrian Refugees Camp in Al-Qaiem funded by UNHCR 18)Running Primary Health Care Centre at Syrian Refugees Camp in Al-Qaiem in 2014 funded by UNHCR

UN Women | UN Women

UNAMI | United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq

UNDP | United Nations Development Programme

	UNDP Iraq \| United Nations Developement Program Iraq
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has been present in Iraq since 1976. Since 2003, it has worked to support the Government and people of Iraq in their transition towards reconciliation, peace and stability. UNDP has also been supporting emergency physical rehabilitation projects in addition to improving the quality of basic service delivery, including health, water and electricity

	UNESCO Lebanon \| United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
UNESCO encourages international peace and universal respect by promoting collaboration among nations. In Lebanon, UNESCO is focusing on training trainers for psychosocial extracurricular activities .

UNESCO Jordan | United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

UNESCO has the mandate for higher education, culture, the sciences and communication and information. The UNESCO Amman office is actively responding to the Syrian refugee crisis by providing education including water education and protection services. Specifically, the Amman office has prioritized the following activities: Emergency support to safeguard education quality for Syrians in Jordan; Promoting vocational skills development for young Syrian refugees; providing access to life-saving information for Syrians through specialized radio shows, Water education in schools and communities to raise awareness of the scarcity of water in Jordan.

UNESCO Iraq | United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

As part of the UNESCO Iraq Office’s Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Iraq, UNESCO has been acknowledged as lead agency on literacy, secondary, technical vocational education and INEE training. In order to ensure refugees’ right to education and to respond to the risk of youth falling into violence caused by the prevalent unemployment and lack of future perspectives amongst the large number of young Syrian girls and boys, UNESCO Iraq is engaging the local government, international organizations, local organizations and donors to improve access to secondary and vocational education, literacy, ICT, entrepreneurial and life skills in both urban areas and camp settings. Planned activities include secondary school rehabilitation, provision of teacher and master trainer training, catch up classes for out-of-school children, temporary schools, and psychosocial support in line with the INEE Minimum Standards for Education in Emergencies.

UNFPA Jordan | United Nations Population Fund - Jordan

UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, is an international development agency that promotes the right of every woman, man and child to enjoy a life of health and equal opportunity. UNFPA supports countries in using population data for policies and programmes to reduce poverty and to ensure that every pregnancy is wanted, every birth is safe, every young person is free of HIV/AIDS, and every girl and woman is treated with dignity and respect.

UNFPA Lebanon | United Nations Population Fund Lebanon

UNFPA Iraq | United Nations Population Fund - Iraq (UNFPA Iraq)

UNFPA is an iternational development agency that promotes the rights of every women ,men and child to enjoy alife of health and equal apportunity .UNFPA supports countries in using population data for policies and programmes to reduce poverty and to ensure that every pregnancy is wanted, every birth is safe, every young person is free of HIV/AIDS, and every girl and woman is treated with dignity and respect.

UNHABITAT | UNHABITAT

UNHCR Lebanon | United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees Lebanon

UNHCR has worked in Lebanon for 50 years. The Office has both country and regional responsibilities. Prior the arrival of Syrian refugees in the spring of 2011, the Office was directed primarily at protecting and assisting some 10,000 refugees and asylum-seekers, most of whom were from Iraq. Since then, in addition to its Beirut Office, UNHCR has established a presence in the North, Akkar, and the Bekaa to protect and respond to the needs of displaced Syrians in Lebanon. Working alongside the government of Lebanon, notably the High Relief Commission, the Ministry of Social Affairs and municipalities, UNHCR has worked to ensure a consolidated and coordinated inter-agency response, engaging fellow UN agencies and local and international non-governmental partners. UNHCR teams in the north and the Bekaa, with support from the Beirut Office, work with over 30 partner staff on the ground to receive refugees, assess needs, and meet protection, food, shelter, education, health and psycho-social needs. The coordinated response is one that also seeks to support host families and communities who have opened their doors to refugees since the beginning of the influx. The Office has invested in strengthening the capacities of the Government, local partners, and the local community through technical and material support and the establishment of local projects to benefit refugees and hosting communities.

UNHCR Jordan | United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees - Jordan

UNHCR Egypt | United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees Egypt

UNHCR MENA | United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees, Middle East & North Africa

UNICEF Lebanon | United Nations Children's Fund - Lebanon

UNICEF has been in Lebanon for over 60 years and has extensive experience working with the government both at the national and the local level. With an equity based approach, UNICEF’s programs and policies seek to understand and address the root causes of inequity so that all children, particularly those who suffer the worst deprivations in society, have access to services necessary for their survival, growth and development. As a response to the influx of Syrian refugees, UNICEF is providing essential emergency services in Child Protection, Education and WASH in the North and the Bekaa valley. The response is implemented with an inclusive and peace building approach, targeting the most vulnerable boys and girls, all in close collaboration with local municipalities and stakeholders in order to build their capacity and improve children’s services. UNICEF is partnering with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) and the Ministry of Social affairs (MoSA), as well with sister UN agencies and International and local NGOs.

UNICEF MENA Regional Office Jordan | United Nations Children's Fund MENA Regional Office Jordan

	UNICEF Egypt \| United Nations Children's Fund - Egypt
UNICEF is the main UN organization that helps build a world where the rights of children are realized. Their focus areas include education, protection, and development.

UNICEF - Jordan | United Nations Children's Fund - Jordan

	UNOPS \| UNOPS
UNOPS provides services in sustainable infrastructure, sustainable procurement and sustainable project management, with projects ranging from building schools, roads, bridges and hospitals to procuring goods and services and training local personnel.

UNITAR/UNOSAT |

UNOSAT is a technology-intensive programme delivering imagery analysis and satellite solutions to relief and development organisations within and outside the UN system to help make a difference in critical areas such as humanitarian relief, human security, strategic territorial and development planning. UNOSAT develops applied research solutions keeping in sight the needs of the beneficiaries at the end of the process.

	UNRWA \| United Nations Relief and Works Agency
The UNRWA provides provides assistance, protection and advocacy for registered Palestinians.

UNV | United Nations Volunteers

UNWOMEN Jordan | UN Women Arab States SRO - Jordan

UPP Iraq | Un Ponte Per- Iraq

Un Ponte Per (UPP) has been working in the emergency sector in the Middle East since 1991. The long term experience of UPP in the area, gives an opportunity to develop a multiple level intervention covering child rights, information dissemination, community participation, protection and advocacy. UPP has been working in Iraq since 20 years and is currently implementing a program for assistance to Syrian refugees residing in Domiz Camp, together with its partner PAO, started a new action to allow a free psycho-social support provided to vulnerable Syrian women, children and men through individual and family counseling (including referring to the available psychological and social services available in the camp) Also, the project involves WASH and environment awareness â€“ including provision of hygiene kits, orientation and guidance on available services in the area â€“ including publication and distribution of a booklet containing all needed info and DDM staff training on SPHERE standards in emergency

UPP | Un Ponte Per

WarChild UK | WarChild UK

	WCH Lebanon \| War Child Holland - Lebanon
War Child Holland strives for a healthy mental development of children who have lived through war. In Lebanon ,WCH assists the syrian children through the provision of Remedial classes,psychosocial support program and recreational activities in the North, Beirut and Mount Lebanon.

WFP | World Food Programme - Regional Office

WFP in the Region: As the protracted conflict in Syria intensifies, citizens continue to flee to Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq and Egypt. Syrians are arriving in these countries with few assets, limited livelihood opportunities and little cash; families are becoming increasingly dependent on humanitarian assistance. Joint needs assessments of displaced Syrians in these neighbouring countries showed that food is a top priority. To respond to these urgent food needs, WFP launched a Regional Refugee Emergency Operation that provides food assistance as part of a broader framework of support to refugees under the leadership of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). WFP supports strong partnerships with Governments, United Nations organizations and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO), and is aligned with the United Nations Syria Regional Response Plan/s. WFPs Regional Emergency Operation to cover the food needs of refugees who have fled to neighbouring countries was launched in July 2012 (and February 2013 in Egypt). To date, WFP has assisted almost 1.2 million refugees, nearly 90 percent of whom were assisted through a food voucher programme. WFP plans to reach 2.6 million refugees by the end of 2013. For more information on WFP's Syrian refugee response, please see: https://www.wfp.org/stories/wfp-responds-syrian-refugee-crisis.

WFP Lebanon | World Food Programme Lebanon

The World Food Programme is the world's largest humanitarian agency fighting hunger worldwide. In emergencies, we get food assistance to where it is needed, saving the lives of victims of war, civil conflict and natural disasters. After the cause of an emergency has passed, we use food assistance to help communities rebuild their shattered lives. Each year, on average, WFP feeds more than 90 million people in more than 70 countries. WFP is part of the United Nations system and is voluntarily funded.

WFP Iraq | World Food Programme Iraq

WFP has been operating a range of food assistance programmes in Iraq since 1991. WFPâ€™s Syrian Refugee Emergency Operation is therefore able to capitalize on its experience assisting vulnerable populations in Iraq. In line with the interagency Regional Response Plan, WFP is providing food assistance up to 60,000 Syrian nationals in Iraq by December 2012. WFP is providing assistance in northern Iraq through the delivery of family food packages and is currently preparing to launch a voucher programme to beneficiaries in Domiz camp and to those living in local communities.

WFP Jordan | World Food Programme - Jordan

The World Food Programme is the food assistance arm of the United Nations system. The core policies and strategies that govern WFP activities are to: 1. Provide lifesaving food assistance (including vouchers) to Syrian refugees in urban/rural areas, camps and transit centers. 2. Provide food assistance and protect livelihoods including self-reliance and food production programmes to most vulnerable Jordanians affected by the Syrian Crisis. 3. Integrate cross-cutting themes such as gender, environment and social protection in food security interventions.

WFP Turkey | World Food Programme - Turkey

WFP did not have a programmatic presence in Turkey before the launch of the Regional Refugee Emergency Operation, though it did have a procurement and representation office in Ankara which closed at the end of 2011. The Government of Turkey is generously providing Syrians with a high standard of support. At the Government of Turkeyâ€™s request, WFP is complementing the Governmentâ€™s assistance through its Electronic Food Voucher Programme targeting 30,000 Syrians by December.

WFP Egypt | World Food Programme - Egypt

Since 1963, WFP has provided US$681 million worth of assistance to Egypt, in an effort to improve food and nutritional security and access to socio-economic opportunities amongst the most vulnerable segments of Egyptians. As of December 2012, there were 10,106 Syrian refugees registered with UNHCR and the Government of Egypt has officially requested WFP to provide food assistance to these refugees. As part of the Regional Emergency Operation along with Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon and Syria, WFP Egypt plans to provide targeted food assistance to the most vulnerable Syrian refugees through value-baased food voucher.

WHO Lebanon | World Health Organization

WHO is the directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations system. It is responsible for providing leadership on global health matters, shaping the health research agenda, setting norms and standards, articulating evidence based policy options, providing technical support to countries and monitoring and assessing health trends. In times of crisis or disasters, WHO leads the health Cluster with the following functions: coordination, assessing and monitoring health needs, capacity building and filling health gaps.

WHO Iraq | World Health Organization - IRAQ

WHO Turkey | World Health Organisation

WHO Jordan | World Health Organization

	WVI Lebanon \| World Vision International
World Vision is an international humanitarian child focused organization, working with development, Emergency Responce and Disaster Mitigation, advocacy, peacebuilding and dialogue

WVI | World Vision International

	YMCA \| Young Men's Christian Association Lebanon
The YMCA tackles development interventions and approaches on a national level, addressing various needs of the local population in: education, children protection, health and medical support, environmental protection and preservation, agriculture, economic support, rural development, capacity building, youth focused activities, good governance and vocational training.

ZENID Jordan | The Queen Zein AL Sharaf Institute For Development

ZENID is widely recognised for being the key development reference institute in Jordan where many programs and activities are conducted inside the institute or in the JOHUD community development centers (CDCs) and community based organizations. ZENID offers these valuable practical and conceptual training opportunities locally, regionally, and internationally. ZENID seeks to: - empower individuals to increase their knowledge, skills, and experiences in the human and social development field. - enable those individuals, agencies, and interest groups to continuously gather and engage in effective dialogues and discussions, facilitating the exchange of expertise. - provide a learning environment where people can exchange and expand their knowledge, skills and expertise in the area of human and social development ZENID's mission is to act as a resource to serve the human element of sustainable development in Jordan. It also provides development services, which enhance the skills of those involved in development work, strengthen their capacity and enrich the quality of development efforts so people can become full and active participants in their personal growth as well as in the development process. ZENID seeks to provide a learning environment where people can exchange and expand their knowledge, skills and expertise in the area of human and social development. ZENID is widely recognized for its diverse capabilities in the area of development, whereby individuals and agencies continuously gather at ZENID to engage in effective dialogue, participate in training, as well as utilize ZENID as the key resource institute for development in Jordan. The core of ZENID approach is creating strong linkages between theory and practice. ZENID aims to interpret the realities encountered in the field to inform the broader development discourse, enhanced by the support of leading decision makers. ZENID is committed to making field experiences an integral part of the development process.

Syria Regional Refugee Response	Inter-agency Information Sharing Portal
Inter-agency Information Sharing Portal