Essential Services, Good Governance, and Economic Recovery
Strengthening communities by rehabilitating essential services, building local governance capacity, and improving livelihood opportunities
Syria
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
Livelihoods & Economic Development
Stabilization & Governance
Climate-smart Agriculture & Food Security
Infrastructure & Essential Services
2020-2025
USAID
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We are implementing the Essential Services, Good Governance, and Economic Recovery Project (ES), the first task order under USAID’s Building Resilient and Inclusive Communities in Conflict (BRICC) IDIQ. The work builds on progress made during the Syria Essential Services II Project (2016-2020) to continue strengthening communities in Syria. Efforts focus on rehabilitating essential services, building local governance capacity, and improving livelihood opportunities.
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Collaborating with local and regional councils, technical directorates, and civil society organizations in Syria, our teams select and implement activities based on the priorities of local communities. We supported the COVID-19 response in Syria by rehabilitating a hospital and establishing an oxygen-bottling facility that supplies local healthcare providers.