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QC has been a pioneer in its relief interventions. (QT)
A total of 1,847,728 people in 39 countries, including victims of wars, disasters and crises, benefited from the emergency assistance of Qatar Charity (QC) in the first half of 2018, a declared the charity in a press release.
Relief initiatives are an important part of the QC projects, with various crises affecting several countries in the region, including Syria. QC has been a pioneer in its relief operations, with a specialized administration, trained teams and field offices in more than 26 countries. He always provides assistance to people in need, regardless of race, religion or gender.
IDPs in Syria and Syrian refugees in Turkey, Jordan, Iraq and Lebanon were the main beneficiaries of the humanitarian assistance provided by QC during the first half of the year.
QC assistance also reached the needy in Yemen, India, Niger, Iraq, Palestine, Jordan, Somalia, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Sudan, Ethiopia, Central Africa, Afghanistan, in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Morocco, Indonesia, Pakistan, Benin, Burkina Faso, Tanzania, South Sudan, Djibouti, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka, Ghana, Kyrgyzstan, Kosovo, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania and Nepal.
Humanitarian aid covered a wide range of basic needs such as winter assistance, social cohesion, livelihoods, protection, housing, non-food items, food, health, education , water and sanitation.
In terms of the number of beneficiaries and the total amount, Syrian refugees accounted for 877,000 people in the first place, followed by people in distress in Myanmar and Somalia in second and third place.
The QC has given special importance to the education sector in view of the Syrian crisis. The charity has also paid special attention to the areas of emergency relief, food supply and health.
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According to the report of the Financial Tracking Services (FTS) of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the QC is ranked first in the world for more than a year for the relief of the Syrian people at the level of humanitarian NGOs. Business.
"Today, the world is experiencing the highest displacement rate in its history as a result of conflict and humanitarian crises, with 65.5 million people forced to leave their homes and villages to flee. Ten million people have been denied citizenship and access to fundamental rights such as education, health care, employment and freedom of movement, "added Charity.
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