Syria: After the Earthquake
The fall of the Assad regime reshaped the political landscape, but did not translate into immediate relief for disaster-affected communities.
The fall of the Assad regime reshaped the political landscape, but did not translate into immediate relief for disaster-affected communities.
Two years later, many still live in temporary housing and struggle with the disaster’s physical and emotional consequences.
Initiative provides aid and psychosocial support to those affected by the earthquake.
A visually impaired man describes how he and others navigate life after the earthquake.
For some survivors of the earthquake, returning to live in a house is a terrifying prospect.
Displaced people struggle with access to basic utilities as they wait for permanent solution.
IWPR supports efforts to get much-needed humanitarian aid to earthquake survivors.
Survivor tells how only he and his son survived out of a family of nine after the earthquake hit.
Elderly people struggle to deal with the aftermath of disaster.