Early Recovery and Livelihoods:
Implement unique sustainable projects that transform a beneficiary to a self-reliant and productive community member.
Stabilizing livelihoods through durable and feasible income generation projects.
Merge and familiarize between grants and community resources to rehabilitate the basic infrastructure that impact overall communities.
Community-based capacity development activities along with funded activities to ensure realistic sustainability beyond the organization’s interventions.

Education and Community Empowerment:
Community engagement in our community centers through different
activities, such as vocational training, language classes and
psychosocial support.
Youth and women empowerment through life skills training,
peacebuilding, and cultural activities.
Increase access to education for children and youth in emergencies
and post conflicts situations.
Improve the quality of education, integrating essential services into
formal and non-formal education.
Support the establishment, rehabilitation and strengthening of
education systems, facilities, structures, and policies in affected areas.
Ensure that all crises affected persons’ voices are heard, advocated,
and addressed to relevant platforms and personnel that can create a
positive impact.
Contribute and respond to protection response gaps and challenges
including in emerging and growing trends.
Promote protection as a core element of humanitarian sector by
addressing protection problems and creating durable solutions that
are recognized as essential in development and peacebuilding efforts.

Food Security and Agriculture:
Provision vocational training, to equip civilians with the skills and
knowledge needed to access the labor market.
Design and implement sustainable agriculture projects, to enable
communities to produce their own food and secure resources to
generate income.
Secure steady and productive employment opportunities for families
relying on livestock farming, to ensure access to food as well as
sustainable natural resource management.
Promote evidence-based policies and practices to support highly
productive agricultural sectors, while ensuring that the natural resource
base does not suffer during the process.
Help to build safe, inclusive, and efficient food systems that support
smallholder agriculture to reduce poverty and hunger and aid
dependency in crises affected areas.

Emergency and Relief:
Provision of shelter, to support people who were forced to flee or whose homes were destroyed with a temporary roof over their heads. This includes water and sanitation activities, where needed.
Distribution of food and non-food items, during critical periods and huge influx of displacements.
Winterization assistance, to protect communities from the harsh winter conditions, particularly those living in camps.

Development and Economic Recovery:
IDIL has set its general strategic objective goal starting from 2020, to focus on delivering sustainable development projects that can facilitate the following inter-related outcomes:
Community Empowerment.
Economic Recovery.
Decrease unemployment rate by generating sustainable livelihood opportunities.
Support communities to become self-sufficient and independent from Humanitarian Assistance.
Encouraging entrepreneurs and small businesses through financial and technical support.
Motivate the return of Syrian refugees to their home country.
Enhancement of the public basic infrastructure services.
And for that; ideas were generated, studied and analyzed, designed and developed, prepared and planned, and now, we believe that it’s the right time to activate the “Development and Economic Recovery Program” that will launch with;
In-depth research and design of economic recovery and development projects in safe zones and post conflict areas.
Mobilize sufficient and effective resources to implement stabilization and sustainable projects in partnership with the humanitarian, development, governmental and private-sector organizations.