A non-profit organization concerned with Middle Eastern affairs, education, and early recovery. Functional tasks: 1. Evaluating and finding solutions to coastal problems during the implementation of projects. 2. Plan and manage team goals, financial schedules, and project stakes to keep workflow on track. 3. Manage paperwork and materials associated with projects. 4. Preparing and reviewing studies and project proposals (needs assessment - labor market assessment). 5. Managing notes, minutes of meetings and correspondence. 6. Follow up with the local authorities in the projects implementation areas. 7. Planning, organizing and designing training programs and discussion sessions, and defining the desired objectives and outputs. 8. Designing tools and follow-up mechanisms for projects. 9. Preparing, reviewing and valuation of business plans. 10. Managing the selection and evaluation of work teams and contracted trainers.

An independent local association operating in Syria. It worked on several relief, developmental and intellectual projects. Functional tasks: 1. Collaborate with other department staff to carry out project activities. 2. Manage work teams and ensure that tasks are carried out properly. 3. Preparing periodic reports regarding work progress. 4. Conducting field visits and following up project activities. 5. Coordinating with local authorities to ensure that projects are implemented well. 6. Follow up the paperwork and documentation of projects. 7. Solving problems that occurred during the implementation of projects. 8. Develop distribution plans and supervise the distribution of humanitarian aid.

A volunteer team and a local Syrian association interested in education and relief projects. Functional tasks: 1. Develop lesson plans and give lessons to students. 2. Setting work schedules and distributing classes for teachers. 3. Managing student and teacher data and files.

The project aims to strengthen the resilience of the most vulnerable families in northern Syria by enhancing the access of 600 vulnerable families with working or out-of-school children to short- and long-term income opportunities in the targeted area by: 1. Providing CFW opportunities for 200 families for a period of 9 months. 2. Providing training on vocational and commercial skills for 400 beneficiaries.

Providing life-saving assistance and improving living conditions of IDPs and host communities through distribution of food and non-food items, provision of WASH supply by: 1. Provide short term Food and Bread Assistance. 2. Provide hygiene kits. 3. Provide Winterization and NFI kits.

Strengthen access to livelihood by creating income generating opportunities by providing Vocational and skills training provided by: 1. Providing vocational training and skills training to beneficiaries. 2. Providing a start-up kit for successful beneficiaries of the training.

The project includes the distribution of agricultural inputs to farmers, including spring and summer vegetable seeds, in addition to fertilizers, pesticides, and simple agricultural equipment used in agriculture, in addition to providing training, supervision, and consultations through agricultural experts. 1. 1370 families who benefited directly. 2. 1370 dunums of land planted with summer vegetables.

The project aims to support suspended small enterprises to enable them to return to production and obtain income and increase cohesion and resilience in society by providing job vacancies through: 1. Supporting the restoration and recovery of 300 partially destroyed micro-enterprises by providing productive assets. 2. Providing 60 jobs within the restored facilities, in addition to community awareness sessions for all beneficiaries.

CEO of Bonyan Organization

Early Recovery Program Manager of Bonyan Organization

Education Program Manager of Bonyan Organization