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AGRICULTURE
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CULTURAL PRESERVATION
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EDUCATION
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HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
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INFRASTRUCTURE
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MEDICAL SERVICES
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RECONSTRUCTION
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TOTAL 2006 AAS PROJECTS
| NO. | Project Type | Timeline | Project Name/Description | Benefiting Area(s) | Summary | Total Beneficiaries | Measurements | Sponsors/Funding |
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| 1 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF | Relief Program for IDPs & Needy Families | Alqosh Aqri Baashiqa Baghdeda Bartilla Barwar Region Batnaye Benatha Derabon Dohuk Einsifne Fishkhabour Heish Kanibalavi Khwari Nineveh Plains Sapna Region Sardashti Sharanesh Tel Esqopa Tel Keppe Tin Zakho Region | Due to the poor security conditions in the cities of Baghdad and Mosul, the exodus of hundreds of families from the cities to the towns and villages in northern Iraq and the Nineveh Plains continued. The number of displaced families is about five thousand families and the number continues to increase with time. Hundreds of families left their homes to the north villages and towns seeking security & peace, living with their mostly poor relatives and friends. It was our humanitarian duty to support them when they were in a very need for any type of support; therefore, we have executed many relief programs in the last two years. These programs included distributing food materials, blankets and fuel for heating in Sapna, Zakho, Barwaribala area, Duhok City center and Nineveh Plain villages and towns like: Baretla, Tel Keppe, Alqosh, Baghdeda, Tel Esqopa, Batnaye, Einsifne, Baashiqa and others. It's worth mentioning that our AAS-I continues support efforts for this program and the number of the families is increasing. Most recent support consisted of distributing basic food supplies in villages and towns of Nineveh Plain and also in Duhok city center and the surrounded villages. We had another similar program for resettling families coming from Baghdad, Mosul, Duhok and other big cities to resettle in their original villages. Our program included; providing tents, blankets, basic food materials, agricultural tools, basic home needs etc in Fishkhabor, Derabon, Sharanesh villages in Zakho area, Sardashti, Malakhta, Aqri, Khwari and Kanbalavi in Barwaribala area, Tin and Benatha in Sapna area, and Heish in Rekan area. We are continuing our relief program to help needy and refugee families including distributing basic food materials from our main office in Duhok city center. AAS-I presents various types of aid to needy families in different areas, according to applications presented. | 5000 families received aid and humanitarian relief | AAS - Australia Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg, (Stuttgart) - Germany |
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| 2 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF | Support for Victims of Terrorism | Baghdad Kirkuk | Supported families who were victoms of terrorism | AAS - America | |||
| 3 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF | Supporting Displaced Families - Nineveh Plains Branch | Alqosh Baashiqa Baghdeda Bahzani Baqufa Bartilla Batnaye Einsifni Karemlis Other Sharafiya Tel Esqopa Tel Keppe | AAS-I (Nineveh Branch) distributed food supplies to the displaced families in the villages and towns of Nineveh Plain, including, Baghdeda, Baretla, Karemlis, Baa'shiqa, Bahzani, Tel Keppe, Batnaye, Baqufa, Tel Esqopa, Sharafiya, Alqosh, Einsifni, and other surrounded villages. In addition, the following was completed by AAS-I: Offered financial assistance to the affected families from floods in Tel Keppe and Tel Esqopa Offered financial assistance and food supplies to the widows and elderly families living in Nineveh Plains Distributed food supplies to some displaced families with the participation of Migration and Displaced Bureau in Mosul under the supervision of AAS-I Distributed beds and other food supplies with the participation of International Health Organization (IHO) to some displaced families under the supervision of AAS-I (Nineveh Branch). Organized the records and files of the displaced families to facilitate transferring of their ration cards from Baghdad and other unsafe governorates by the Migration and Displaced Bureau. In cooperation with Migration and Displaced Bureau in Mosul, the AAS-I undertook: a. Transferring of health cards for those who suffer from chronic diseases to their new living places. b. Transferring retiree cards to their new locations Supported the activities of Assyrian Women Union in Nineveh Plains | AAS - Iraq | |||
| 4 | MEDICAL SERVICES | Charity Clinic Centers | Batnaye | Among the activities and humanitarian programs completed by AASs Humanitarian and Health Department in Nineveh Plains, a Clinic Center was recently opened in Batnaye area on Friday April 7th, 2006, in conjunction with our people's celebrations of Nissan Festivals. The clinic was opened by Mr. Ramin Danial from the Executive Board of AAS of America, who travelled to the homeland along with a delegation from USA to assess areas inhabited by our people and their living conditions. | 1 clinic | AAS - America Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg, (Stuttgart) - Germany |
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| 5 | MEDICAL SERVICES | Charity Clinic Centers | Nineveh Plains Sarsing | AAS - Iraq offers medical services at either free of charge and or basic pricing to support locals in Sarsing and Nineveh Plains | AAS - America Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg, (Stuttgart) - Germany |
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| 6 | MEDICAL SERVICES | Charity Clinic Centers | Bartilla Tel Esqopa | AAS-I (Nineveh Branch) purchased generators for pharmacies in Tel Esqopa and Bartilla. | AAS - America Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg, (Stuttgart) - Germany |
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| 7 | RECONSTRUCTION | April 30th 2005 to February 25th, 2006 (10 months) | Youth & Students Union Center in Duhok City | Dohuk | Completed the implementation of the youth centre and dormitories project (Narsai David) within the dormitories building and AAS Iraq office in Duhok city center. The work began in April 30th, 2005 and finished on February 25th, 2006. | 1 youth centre 200m2 | AAS - America | |
| 8 | RECONSTRUCTION | Assyrian Cultural Center Building: First Floor | Dohuk | Since the centre was founded in the early 1990s, a plot of land has been allocated to build a special building to be used by youth and students with the support of some national institutions in the diaspora, particularly in the United States. Only a parking lot had been built (the basement), which is currently used for the establishment of the centres activities and after a big Hall was constructed. The two main floors of the building were not built to lacking of funding. AAS-I felt it was necessary to at least build the first floor for of the main building to support in hosting activities and cultural functions. The project began on March 17th, 2006 and is still in progress. Total area is 300m2, consisting of five rooms, long corridor, kitchen, bathroom, etc. | 1 building partly completed 300m2 | AAS - America | ||
| 9 | EDUCATION | Assyrian Primary Schools Support | Baghdad Dohuk Erbil Kirkuk Nineveh Plains | Supported the Assyrian schools in the Dohuk, Erbil, Kirkuk, Nineveh Plains and Baghdad to include the following deliverables for the entire school year: Payed salaries to the lecturers, helped needy teachers, and provided basic needs for the school in addition to what was offered by the Ministry of Education Covered transportation costs and other educational requirements for a school in Kirkuk as funded by the Assyrian National Council of Illinois Shared the expenses with the Ministry of Education to cover transportation costs of all students and teachers in Dohuk, Erbil, Nineveh Plains and Baghdad Covered the costs of Assyrian Teaching Committees various types of educational activities including hosting special celebrations honouring the gifted students for all primary schools | AAS - America AAS - Europe AAS - Australia AAS - Canada AAS - Newzland Assyrian National Council of Illinois Assyrian American National Federation (AANF) Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany |
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| 10 | EDUCATION | Assyrian High Schools Support | Dohuk | AAS supported Nissibin school during the entire school year to include: Covered the costs of housing and meals for 100 students in Nissibin dormitories Payed monthly salaries to the lecturers, bonuses for teachers, dormitory supervisors, and other employees Shared expenses with Ministry of Education to cover the costs of transportation of the students and teachers Hosted celebrations to honour the gifted students in all schools Shared expenses to cover costs of training for teachers in the city of Dohuk Covered the shortage of textbooks for primary and secondary schools by printing hundreds of copies in our office | AAS - America AAS - Europe AAS - Australia AAS - Canada AAS - Newzland Assyrian National Council of Illinois Assyrian American National Federation (AANF) Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany |
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| 11 | EDUCATION | Post-Secondary Schools Support (Colleges/Universities) | Dohuk | Through Assyrian Student & Youth Union, AAS covers the expenses of housing and meals for students in Erbil & Duhok universities & institutes for the entire school year. | AAS - America AAS - Europe AAS - Australia AAS - Canada AAS - Newzland Assyrian National Council of Illinois Assyrian American National Federation (AANF) Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany |
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| 12 | EDUCATION | Assyrian Schools in Nineveh Plain | Baghdeda Bartilla Mosul Nineveh Plains Perozawa | AAS-I is supported the Assyrian education process in Nineveh Plains by the following means: Transported students of Assyrian schools in Baghdeda Transported students of Assyrian schools in Bartilla Transported students of Assyrian schools in Perozawa villages and suburbs to Einsifni. Payed monthly salaries to the lecturers for the Assyrian School in Baghdeda. Payed monthly salaries to the lecturers for the Assyrian School in Bartilla. AAS-I has distributed bonus to the teachers, lecturers and supervisors of the Assyrian education process in Nineveh Plains and other schools that teach the Assyrian language in Mosul city center | AAS - America AAS - Europe AAS - Australia AAS - Canada AAS - Newzland Assyrian National Council of Illinois Assyrian American National Federation (AANF) Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany |
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| 13 | CULTURAL PRESERVATION | Supporting Civil Society Organizations: Assyrian Women's Union | Alqosh Ankawa Bakhdida Bartella Dohuk Doreh Erbil Nineveh Plains Sarsing Tel Esqopa | Continue supporting the Day Care Center in Ankawa and Duhok Training course in nursing and sewing Teaching languages and organized charity markets in Bakhdida, Bartella, Alqosh, Tel Esqopa, Erbil, Dohuk | AAS - America AAS - New Zealand Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany |
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| 14 | CULTURAL PRESERVATION | Café: October 6th, 2005 - January 6th, 2006 | Supporting Civil Society Organizations: Assyrian Students & Youth Union | Alqosh Ankawa Bakhdida Bartella Dohuk Doreh Erbil Nineveh Plains Sarsing Tel Esqopa | Support in completing various activities in Baghdad, Nineveh Plain, Erbil and Duhok Completed Internet Café project which began on October 6th, 2006 and ended on January 5th, 2006. Project was funded by AAS of America for the Students & Youth Union in Bakhdida town. The center was supplied with full computers and accessories, internet lines and furniture. With the support of the Assyrian Aid Society, the Duhok branch held their the seventh annual football championship of martyr Anwar in Berwari Bala area from July 6th to 17th in the village of Doreh, which coincided with the anniversary of Mar Qaryaqos. Dohuk Branch held the seventh mini-football stadiums championship of martyrs Piers and Samir, on Thursday, July 7th with the participation of 24 teams from Duhok, Sarsing and Aqr?h Held Deralok football championship for the period of August 8th to Aug. 21st Commencement party for Duhok and Nineveh Universities, held in the Assyrian Cultural Center. It included distributing the AAS gift to the graduates and also to the gifted students of the Assyrian Schools in the final stages (sixth-primary, third-secondary and sixth-high school) Supported the activities of ChaldoAssyrian Youth & Students Union in Nineveh Plains | 1 internet café | AAS - America AAS - New Zealand Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany |
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| 15 | CULTURAL PRESERVATION | Supporting Civil Society Organizations: Other Societies | Tel Esqopa | Supported cultural & athletic centres in completing various types of activities. Supported Augen Manna Cultural Centre by covering the rental costs of a center in Tel Esqopa until the official building has completed construction. Also covered the costs of the centre celebrations. | AAS - Iraq | |||