Rights Holders
Who: Young people from refugee (mainly Syrian) and host communities in Hatay, Turkey.
Characteristics:
Vulnerability and Aspirations: Affected by displacement and economic strain, seeking opportunities for growth and engagement.
Need for Safe Spaces: Lack dedicated spaces for creative expression and community organization.
Desire for Empowerment: Eager for skills training and community involvement to positively impact their communities.
2. Duty Bearers
Who: Turkish government entities in Hatay, local organizations, and service providers.
Characteristics:
Provision of Services: Offer legal and protection frameworks, though service quality is strained by high demand.
Economic and Social Support: Work to enhance job access and integration for refugees and host communities.
3. Relevant Stakeholders
Who: NGOs (such as Violet), international agencies, local businesses, and educational institutions.
Characteristics:
Youth Empowerment: Provide training, community engagement, and resilience programs.
Humanitarian and Integration Support: Offer financial, legal, and social support, facilitating cohesion between host and refugee communities.
Economic Opportunities: Help with job training and language support, aiding economic and social integration for youth.
Who: NGOs (such as Violet), international agencies, local businesses, and educational institutions.
Characteristics:
Youth Empowerment: Provide training, community engagement, and resilience programs.
Humanitarian and Integration Support: Offer financial, legal, and social support, facilitating cohesion between host and refugee communities.