Syrian families living in camps in northwest Syria face increasing difficulties during the summer due to unprecedented high temperatures, causing heat stroke, poisoning, and other diseases. About 2.5 million displaced Syrians live in camps, 1.7 million of whom are in northwest Syria. These camps lack basic infrastructure such as electricity, water, and sewage networks. This initiative aims to provide a sustainable energy source (solar energy) and a fan for each targeted family, to alleviate financial and psychological burdens, and protect the most vulnerable groups, such as children, the elderly, and people with special needs.

Project justifications

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• High temperatures: lead to health problems such as heat stroke and poisoning.
• Lack of infrastructure: camps lack electricity, water and sewage networks.
• Families’ needs: need a safe and comfortable environment to live in.

Project objectives and outcomes

 Overall objective: Improve shelter conditions for 200 families/1000 beneficiaries in camps in northern Syria, alleviate psychological, financial and living burdens, and reduce the deficit in the shelter sector.

Results

Improving shelter conditions for 200 families/1000 beneficiaries by providing a solar power unit + fan for each targeted family.

Alleviating financial and psychological burdens on targeted families.

Enhancing stability for targeted families.

Project outputs and activities

Outputs:

Providing solar energy units + fans to 200 families / 1000 beneficiaries in camps in northern Syria. 

الأنشطة

Coordination with local authorities to implement the project.

Updating data of targeted beneficiaries.

Coordination with suppliers to provide solar energy units and fans according to the agreed standards and timetable.

Preparing and installing solar energy units and fans for targeted families.

Follow-up and monitoring all project stages.

Preparing and submitting narrative and financial reports to donors.

Measuring the impact of the project on beneficiaries after its completion.

Timeline and Budget

Work Plan (in weeks)

Activities are coordinated, data is updated, fans are distributed, and solar units are installed over several weeks.

Monitoring and reporting is provided throughout the project. 

Budget details

Item: Solar Panel (25Ah), Battery (180Ah), Power Regulator (20Ah), Inverter (1500W), Power Cables (20m), Battery Poles, Installation Fee, Fan

Quantity: 200 Families

Total Cost: US$59,750

Conclusion

The Solar Fan Installation Project aims to improve the living conditions of 200 displaced families in camps in

northwest Syria by providing solar energy units and fans. This initiative will help alleviate financial and psychological burdens and protect the most vulnerable groups from the effects of extreme heat. The organization is committed to implementing this project successfully and ensuring that beneficiaries fully benefit from the support provided. With your support, we can achieve tangible improvements in the lives of the targeted families and provide them with a safer and more stable environment.