Why is it important to secure drinking water sources? Securing drinking water sources is crucial for many reasons. There are many arguments, drinking water is necessary for life and ensures the proper functioning of the human body. Another point, the […]

In Iraq, agricultural and livestock activities were an important element of the economy in the past. Agriculture plays a key role in providing food for the population and creating jobs. Agriculture in Iraq is affected by the climate, as there

´´Awarding within the “SlovakAid Development Summit”, our humanitarian organization Shingala Azad received an award for successful cooperation in development aid. The award was accepted by Šárka Petrová. Big thanks.

Our organization has been working on projects that secure drinking water sources in Iraq for 6 years. It is great to see that our help is meaningful and that the local and displaced residents themselves appreciate our help very much.

We have launched a new project named “Supporting the Development of Doghat and Darkar Villages through Securing Sustainable Drinking Water Sources and Training” which will provide drinking water for local and displaced communities with Doghat and Darkar Villages. The project

In the village of Mam-Rashan, at the beginning of the year, we distributed filtering devices to households in the village and a filtering cooling device to a local school, thus providing local and displaced residents and children with sources of

Here you can see the finished wells in all their glory. The main part of the well operations is the work that takes place underground and that is the well itself, due to climate warming we are already drilling wells

Securing sources of drinking water is a topic that our humanitarian organization primarily deals with. In 2022 and 2023, we implemented all the steps of the construction of wells in the villages of Hatarah and Bagera, which are currently in

“Let’s learn English” – Summer English workshop in Sharya, Duhok. The project focuses on individuals – teenagers from local and displaced communities in Sharya complex to improve their English language skills, in the form of courses from two lecturers from

Summer English workshop in Sharya, Duhok, Iraqi Kurdistan region was successfully implemented. The children went through a 14-day course aimed at improving their knowledge of the English language. The course was not conceived only as teaching, but also the teaching