In a context driven by instability, governance structures frequently emerge and collapse. Our research unit investigates political trends in Syria, with a particular focus on the northeast. IMPACT identifies challenges to governance in the region, and offers recommendations for good governance models.
The education system in Northeast Syria (NES) is rarely off the table in political talks. This paper provides an overview of NES’s educational process, political factors impeding the system, and practical recommendations to improve education delivery in the region.
Northeast Syria (NES) is home to dynamic social and economic structures that are distinct from other areas in Syria. This report provides background information on the region for stakeholders, focusing on social and economic structures, as well as governance bodies.
An investigation into the governance structures of the Autonomous Administration (AA). The paper focuses on the de facto government’s main policy areas: security, education, and its bureaucratic and administrative dossiers.
Background to the structure of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES/AA) and an overview of its resources.
To ensure lasting legitimacy, Rojava must deliver on the economic front, argues Bilal Wahab. This paper assesses the economic situation in Northeast Syria, providing recommendations for development.
The area east of the Euphrates in Syria shares many historical ties with the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. However, social, political, and economic differences show numerous problems in comparing the two regions.
