As part of the closing day of the “Shared Spaces for Living” initiative in Jaramana, the Stabilization Support Unit (SSU) organized an interactive session titled “Sharing Experiences of Civil Society Work in Syria” in Jaramana. The session brought together speakers from different Syrian governorates, who shared their practical experiences in civil society work and the reality of community initiatives in their local contexts.
The session provided a platform for exchanging experiences and lessons learned, where participants discussed the challenges facing civil society work and explored ways to enhance its effectiveness in supporting local communities.
It also highlighted successful models of initiatives that have contributed to strengthening community participation and building trust among different social groups.
The discussions emphasized the importance of coordination and complementarity among civil society actors to achieve sustainable impact and enhance communities’ ability to respond to challenges through a collaborative, dialogue-based approach.
The session provided a platform for exchanging experiences and lessons learned, where participants discussed the challenges facing civil society work and explored ways to enhance its effectiveness in supporting local communities.
It also highlighted successful models of initiatives that have contributed to strengthening community participation and building trust among different social groups.
The discussions emphasized the importance of coordination and complementarity among civil society actors to achieve sustainable impact and enhance communities’ ability to respond to challenges through a collaborative, dialogue-based approach.