Aug 13, 2021
<p class="font_8">A new classification is beginning to loom, dividing the world before and after Corona, with millions of casualties, deaths and quarantine procedures, and a decline in per capita income worldwide. The future is unknown, especially in countries suffering from conflict and unstable conditions, for those living at home as well as those who are becoming refugees around the world.</p>
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<p class="font_8">The world is faced with disasters, initially as well as since the spread of corona. With the situation becoming more complicated, economies retreated and humanitarian support to countries and peoples suffering from difficult economic conditions as a result of wars and conflicts declined. Nationalism has spread dramatically, and although the level of violence has declined, violations have not ceased: they continue to cast a shadow over the lives, freedoms and property of civilians in several countries, such as in Syria. The Kurdish people have suffered from continued Turkish violations and threats inside and outside Turkey and instability continued to haunt Kurdish civilians in the four parts of Kurdistan where they were subjected to killing, displacement and the looting of freedoms and property based on identity. This is now continuing to happen in Afrin, Tal Abyeid and Rass Al_Ain.</p>
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<p class="font_8">Corona has had a significant impact on the work of civic organizations and their ability to reach targets, and to mobilize, advocate and build capacity. They were often forced to switch to electronic work, which affected the quality of work, but the resilience and adaptability of civil society helped to overcome many challenges. The biggest challenge facing civil society after the coronavirus outbreak is the funding shortfall, which has become almost non-existent, especially for local organizations as an inevitable consequence of faulty donor policies that continue to treat local organizations as service providers rather than change makers.</p>
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<p class="font_8">Despite all the challenges we have faced and the circumstances we unexpectedly found ourselves in, we are proud to write our annual founding report. We have succeeded in finding alternative and flexible solutions that have helped us to make progress, as has been demonstrated in our coordination meetings, reports and research, as well as advocacy processes to promote democracy and stability in the Middle East. </p>
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<p class="font_8">What we have achieved in our year of incorporation and in the light of the global crisis that we are all going through is an inspiration to us. We were able to test our work tools, which we found important and urgently needed, and in the end, we can only thank all the great partners, team and volunteers who have made great efforts to make our start as an institution.</p>
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<p class="font_8">CEO Of TEVN </p>
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