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Islamic Relief Worldwide Social justice is one of the core values of Islamic Relief (IR). It is the main driver of our Gender Justice Policy. The policy indicates IR’s commitment to gender justice as an incorporated theme throughout its programmes. Deeplyrooted inequalities and power imbalances result in gender-based violence (GBV), which IR recognises as a major hindrance for achieving its development goals. Actions preventing and mitigating the risk of GBV are strategically integrated in IR’s humanitarian, development and advocacy programmes. It has integrated numerous GBV prevention activities into livelihood projects in Iraq, engaging both men and women on the moral and [...]

Enhancing Youth Employability in the Gaza Strip This pre-survey was implemented as a component of the “Enhancing Youth Employability in the Gaza Strip” Project. The purpose of the pre-survey was to gather baseline information that will be used for the project implementation and evaluation. It reflected the different attitudes of stakeholders towards TVET. It focused on the perceptions and attitudes of TVET students, formal education students and their parents towards TVET. It also examined the current discourses expressed about TVET by other key stakeholders in the Gaza Strip, including teachers, principals, Ministry of Labour, Ministry for Education and Higher Education, UNRWA, [...]

Enhancing Youth Employability in the Gaza Strip Project Islamic Relief Palestine (IRPAL), in partnership with the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), is responsible for the implementation of a new TVET/LM project entitled “Enhancing Youth Employability in the Gaza Strip’’ (EYE). The main aim of this project is to enhance the employability of young women and men in the Gaza Strip, through an improved and unified TVET system with public TVET centres providing trainees with high quality labour market relevant skills and employment services. One of the main outcomes of the project is establishing three Centres of Competence (CoC)1 which [...]

Islamic Relief Syria Response 2016 The Syrian crisis has entered its seventh year, with no immediate solution in sight. Civilians continue to suffer from violence, displacement and destruction with 13.5 million people now in desperate need of humanitarian support. There are 4.6 million people trapped in besieged and hard-to-reach areas, with limited flexibility to move and restricted access to food, water and healthcare. More than half of the Syrian population have fled their homes, with a high proportion of children among those displaced. Nearly 5 million Syrians (4,898,353 and rising) have sought refuge in neighbouring countries. Moreover, the crisis is worsening [...]

Climate Change and Disaster Resilience Program Islam promotes a holistic approach to climate change and disaster resilience. It assumes a link and interdependency between all natural elements - it teaches that if humanity abuses or exhausts one element, the natural world as a whole will suffer direct consequences. With this in mind, and informed by our experience and learning, Islamic Relief in Bangladesh has adopted an integrated approach to address disaster and climate risks. In partnership with government, academic institutions, civil society, communities and the private sector, we are working to support a vibrant, thriving and resilient Bangladesh. Office http://islamicrelief.org.bd/ Citation [...]

Confronting Climate Change in Bangladesh Climate induced natural hazards are emerging and are becoming a major cause of concern, particularly in the coastal and haor areas of Bangladesh. There is growing evidence that these hazards are appearing more frequently. Over the last thirty years, Bangladesh has experienced nearly 200 climate-related disasters which have accounted for around $16 billion economic losses including the damage of assets, property and livelihoods. Tackling this challenge of climate change and natural disasters Islamic Relief Bangladesh has been implementing a project titled "Enhancing Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Resilience in Bangladesh" for the aected communities helping communities [...]

Key Findings from Mali, Niger and Pakistan [2016-2017] This report is a summary of our key findings from a project that aimed to prevent GBV and provide support to survivors in three countries. The project, ‘Integrated Approach to GBV and CP in Humanitarian Action in Mali, Niger and Pakistan,’ was funded by Sida (Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency) and implemented by Islamic Relief from 1 June 2016 to 31 May 2017. 1 It was a unique project for us in that it combined a GBV focus with a Child Protection (CP) approach to help us address issues of abuse, discrimination and [...]

In Gaza This manual has been developed to support field-based capacity-building of the international and non- governmental organizational personnel from all sectors in humanitarian aiding (including protracted emergencies – in both conflict and emergency contexts) in the Gaza Strip. It can also be used to guide government actors that are involved in the design and delivery of humanitarian programs. There are three capacity-building goals. The first is that all participants understand the purpose and methods of mainstreaming protection in humanitarian emergency responses. Secondly, that they develop skills to enable them to mainstream protection. Thirdly, by demonstrating the value and importance of [...]

Enhancing Youth Employability in the Gaza Strip Islamic Relief Palestine (IRPAL), in partnership with the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), is responsible for the implementation of a new TVET/LM project entitled “Enhancing Youth Employability in the Gaza Strip’’ (EYE). The main aim of this project is to enhance the employability of young women and men in the Gaza Strip, through an improved and unified TVET system with public TVET centres providing trainees with high quality labour market relevant skills and employment services. The main step of this project is to identify the economic sectors that the project will work [...]

Islamic Relief Pakistan The world we are living in today has become a difficult place to survive with a growing array of issues. Economic inequality is posing huge challenges for our society. The poor and marginalized communities are still the first victims and often left behind to shoulder the burden of risk, exploitation and debt. Climate Change on the other hand is also making it hard for people to cope with extreme conditions as more places are prone to floods, droughts and extreme heat or cold. In these challenging times, Islamic Relief Pakistan is giving people hope and possibilities to make [...]