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Nellie Soudah of People in Need explains how micro-finance initiatives empower women by forming self-supporting groups that pool savings and invest collectively in small businesses, strengthening their economic resilience. She highlights the critical support provided to orphans forced to work to support their siblings, ensuring they can continue their education instead of being trapped in labour. For sustainability in Syria, Nellie emphasises that establishing the rule of law and security, alongside community-driven solutions, is essential for long-term recovery.
By Media for Sustainable DevelopmentNellie Soudah of People in Need explains how micro-finance initiatives empower women by forming self-supporting groups that pool savings and invest collectively in small businesses, strengthening their economic resilience. She highlights the critical support provided to orphans forced to work to support their siblings, ensuring they can continue their education instead of being trapped in labour. For sustainability in Syria, Nellie emphasises that establishing the rule of law and security, alongside community-driven solutions, is essential for long-term recovery.