Countries
Jordan & Iraq – delegated cooperation
Resilience and Social Cohesion Programme (RSCP) The “Resilience and Social Cohesion Programme (RSCP) – Strengthening the resilience of host communities and Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq (Kurdistan)” is a regional programme funded by the European Union through the “MADAD” Trust Fund and implemented by AICS and AFD (Agence Française de Développement). RSCP’s main objective is […]
Iraq
THE COUNTRY Due to the civil war in Syria and the subsequent national conflict, almost 2 million people are currently displaced in Iraq, in addition to more than 4 million returnees ,and nearly 250 thousand Syrian refugees that are hosted in the Autonomous Region of Iraqi Kurdistan (KRI) since 2014. Despite the conclusion of military […]
Read more THE COUNTRY Due to the civil war in Syria and the subsequent national conflict, almost 2 million people are currently displaced in Iraq, in addition to more than 4 million returnees ,and nearly 250 thousand Syrian refugees that are hosted in the Autonomous Region of Iraqi Kurdistan (KRI) since 2014. Despite the conclusion of military […]Syria crisis
Now entering its 9th year, the protracted conflict in Syria has created a complex humanitarian emergency in the Arab Region, with two thirds of the population displaced and socioeconomic pressures on the neighbouring states. AICS provides assistance and protection to population inside Syria, as well as refugees and host communities affected by the crisis in […]
Read more Now entering its 9th year, the protracted conflict in Syria has created a complex humanitarian emergency in the Arab Region, with two thirds of the population displaced and socioeconomic pressures on the neighbouring states. AICS provides assistance and protection to population inside Syria, as well as refugees and host communities affected by the crisis in […]Jordan
THE COUNTRY Located in the heart of the Middle East and independent since 1948, Jordan has a recent history of rapid population growth due to regional crises and subsequent movements of people. The country has in fact welcomed people fleeing the Lebanese civil war, Iraqis seeking refuge after the Gulf War and Iraq War, and […]
