Access to Higher Education for Syrian Refugees and Internally Displaced People to Prepare for Post-conflict Reconstruction of Syria and Integration in Host Communities
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General Information |
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Title of the action |
Access to Higher Education for Syrian Refugees and Internally Displaced People to Prepare for Post-conflict Reconstruction of Syria and Integration in Host Communities |
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Priority areas |
Education |
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Focus priority area |
Education |
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Implementing Partner (contract signatory) |
Stichting SPARK (SPARK) |
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Action Implementing Partner(s) |
The Council of Higher Education (YOK), Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism Presidency for Turks Abroad and Related Communities (YTB), University of Gaziantep, Harran University in Sanliurfa, Mustafa Kemal University in Hatay. |
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Duration (months) |
53 (Starting date: 15/08/2016) |
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EU Contribution (EUR) |
Total of EUR 18,496,641 (multi-country) out of which EUR 5,969,655 are allocated to Türkiye contracted under FRIT-EUTF funding. |
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Summary of the Action |
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Overall objective |
To provide services allowing Syrian youth as well as disadvantaged youth from host communities to follow further education with the objective to improve their socio-economic perspective in life. |
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Specific objective(s) |
The specific objectives are: 1. To provide access to higher and vocational education to Syrian youth and disadvantaged youth in host communities.
2. To set up additional support mechanisms for entrepreneurship, transport and access to university facilities for the students who are participating in these programmes. |
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Location |
University of Gaziantep, Harran University in Sanliurfa, Mustafa Kemal University in Hatay |
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Target groups |
Vulnerable youth mainly among Syrian refugees, but also of disadvantaged host communities |
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Expected results |
1. A mechanism is designed and implemented to provide transparent registration and selection procedures for students. 2. 484 students are provided with full bachelor scholarships including transport and subsistence allowance. 3. A communication mechanism is designed and implemented with students using social media. 4. Student helpdesks are established. |
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Main activities |
609 scholarships have been provided. All scholarship students have received support services6. Promoting energy efficiency campaigns. |
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Progress of Action as of 31 March 2020 |
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State of progress |
Ongoing |
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Progress against Facility Results Framework |
TOTAL VALUE SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE ACTION (Cumulative Indicators²) • 609 higher education scholarships granted to Syrian refugee students |
¹ The data in this Factsheet is sourced from the SUMAF Data Management System. SUMAF is a Facility monitoring and evaluation services project managed by the European Union Delegation to Türkiye.
² A ‘cumulative’ indicator reports the total value of the indicator since the start of the Action.