El Rahma Bakery
1st Mercy Bakery in Turkey
Food Security and Livelihood
The project is a bakery which refugee families can benefit from in the Turkish city
of Sanlıurfa. The Project will be set as both charitable and profitable. Bread will be
distributed to orphaned families as well as sold at to ensure the provision of financial
resources that can guarentee the continuity for the project.
El Rahma Bakery project will contribute to strengthening and supportingof refugee
families in the host communities in Şanlıurfa by providing bread to 1,000 refugee
families that do not a have breadwinners, they will receive break without having to
deal with transportation and time. This represents the charitable aspect of the
bakery’s work. Free bread represents 40% of the project’s work, and the rest is a
profitable commercial project.
The project will also sell bread through delegates approved by the project
management, in order to save the bakery expenses and ensure the continuity of bread
distribution to orphaned families. The profitable bread sale represents 60% of the
project’s work.In case 2.5tons of flour had beeen used, 7500 packs will be produced
daily.
Give them Bread
El Rahma Bakery
Additional information
| Amount | $25, $50, $100, $250, $500, $1000, $2500, Other |
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Main Activities of the Project
Coordination
with official authorities
Community
involvement and announcement of the project
Develop the Bakery
Contracting with a company to develop the bakery
Renting and equipping
the place
Beneficiaries
Deciding on the beneficiaries of the project
Contracting
with representatives for profitable sale
production process
Installing the oven and starting the bread
Media Documentation
monitoring and evaluation of the work
Reports
Sending periodic reports
Syrian Revolution
After nearly ten years since the Syrian revolution, and the absence of any real prospect for a political solution in
Syria, the Syrian refugees ceased waiting for the end of the catastrophic war in order to return to their country.
However, they have decided to immigrate trying to adapt and adapt to the new conditions in the Turkish society,
dreaming of the starting a new life, or a reborn, so to speak. The statistics issued by the Turkish Ministry of
Interioraffairs show that the number of Syrian refugees has reached three million and 635,000 in Turkey, of
whom 429,000 live in Şanlıurfa alone. Thus, making them 21.1% of the city’s total population and a percentage
of 51.8% of them “do not want to return to Syria in any way,” according to official Turkish statistics.
Most Syrian refugees live in poverty and many depend on outside support to survive Legal, social and economic constraints impede their ability to find employment, often limiting them to low-paid
jobs in the informal sector, which highly affects their ability to fulfill their basic needs and negatively affects their food security. This has been a cause leading the school-age children laborand the marriage of underage girls due to the families’ inability to provide for their needs and the absence of any financial resources that provide the
basic needs of the refugee families, particularly orphaned families
The project will be implemented in the
Turkish city of Urfa, which is located in the
southeast of Turkey. The city extends on a
large border strip of up to 200 km, adjacent
to the Syrian border, and neighbored by
three major disaster-stricken cities, Deir ezZor, Raqqa and Al-Hasakah, as shown on the
map.For this reason, this city is the one of
the Turkish cities that hosts Syrian refugees.
It is targeted byfamilies with no
breadwinners due to the cultural and social
similarities they have. Therefor, a large
number of 429,000 of Syrians have decided to seek refuge in the city.
Project Description
The Humanitarian Authority for Relief and Development is going to manage the project with high efficiency,
in accordance with a plan that servesthe importance of the project to achieve its general objectives through
the implementation of the project as follows:
- • social inclusion through meetings with government institutions and explaining the mechanisms for the project to obtain the permissionsand then plenary meetings to ensure a suitable promotion of the project.
- • Benefiting from similar projects supervised by the Humanitarian Authority in Syria. We will provide 3 bakeriesthat produce bread, and ensuring that the beneficiaries, who are refugees living in the city or in remote areas can receive the bread. Currently, two other bakeries are being planned in the Syrian north and is going to be launched on April this year.
- • Determining the oven’s specificities carefully to avoid technical crashes during the operational process
- • Identifying beneficiaries from orphans and delegates for profitability.
- • Supervising all activities and submitting periodic reports to the donor
- • Surveillance, evaluation and media documentation.
Technical Specifications
Triple bread production furnace has a very high
productivity of up to 10,000 loafs per hour as a maximum. However, dual bread production ones can make a
maximum of 6000 hours per hour, though the price difference s between the two ovens does not exceed $ 15,000.
The oven described bellow is an Italian triangular furnace and the oven consists of the following main sections and
accessories
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