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  • [2012] Emergency Appeals and Reports 2012 MDRSY003 (Part 1 of 2)

Non-Registry
Archive Content Type:
  • Archive File
Records Classification:
  • 11-130-002
Other Title Information:

  • MDRSY003 Syria Crisis (2012-2016) (Part 1 of 2)

Source of Supplied Title:
  • File name
Archive Date:
  • 2012 - 2023
Scope and Contents:

  • IFRC Emergency Appeal MDRSY003 requests donations of cash and in-kind for the Federation to support the Syrian Arab Red Crescent National Society assist people affected by civil unrest and violence in Syria by:  providing food and non-food relief items; supporting existing and establishing additional National Society mobile health units, health points, and primary health care clinics; sustaining the ambulance services; providing psychosocial support; supporting families with livelihood projects; providing basic shelter support to both host families and displaced families; and rehabilitating / installing water and sanitation facilities.  The National Society will also enhance its operational and institutional capacities and the protection of its volunteers.

Predominant Language(s) (archives):
  • English
ARC Thesaurus:
  • Emergency Relief
  • Health
  • Displaced Persons
  • Violence
  • Conflicts
Parent Series or Subseries:
  • Emergency Appeal
Extent:
  • 0.02
Unit of Measure:
  • Metres
Accessible From:
  • 03 February 2026
Box Number:
  • Z001357
Shelf:
  • B0752
Location Remarks:
  • All documents printed from www.ifrc.org
Transferring Org Unit:
  • Library and Archive Services
CID:
  • 32766
ARC Copyright:
  • Copyright to attachments (documents), when these are available for archive files, is owned by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) or a third party. You may access and download the attachments, in whole or in part, for private, non-commercial research purposes only. Reproduction, distribution, publication, modification, copying, translation, or adaptation of the documents, in full or in part, is prohibited without prior written permission from the IFRC or the relevant third party.