21May2013
Syrian Weekly Brief: 13 - 19 May 2013
Top Stories
Hezbollah steps up Syria battle: The heaviest clashes yet took place between Syrian troops supported by Hezbollah and rebel fighters in the town of Qusayr near Lebanon, activists reported the killing of at least 10 Hezbollah members including Nasrallah’s brother-in-law in Qusayr on Saturday,
The paper outlines policies needed to develop and achieve a health care quality that meets the WHO standards and performance measures and form health information systems that facilitate the achievement of goals and objectives.
Monajed delivered an interactive speech that included a presentation of images from the ground and a description of the horrors taking place in Syria. He also presented a timeline for the most important incidents since the spark of the revolution that confirm the demands of the Syrian people in attaining freedom and justice.
In light of the current events in Syria, SRCC has launched a call for research papers to support innovative, multi-disciplinary, rigorous and high-quality research in the field of transitional governance. The research is policy-focused and will be used by the transitional government, civil society groups and activists in Syria as sources of knowledge and information.
Transition Research
Policy Analysis
Health Insurance System in Future Syria
Syria lacks a fair and equitable access to health care with decreasing government spending on health care and a lack of a health insurance system.
Policy Papers
Health Care Policy in Future Syria
This policy paper is intended for policy makers and strategic planners during the transitional period who are involved in health care policies, as well as those involved in administering health care in Syria.
Special Reports
Safe Area for Syria: An Assessment of Legality, Logistics and Hazards
The preconditions and procedures for waging a foreign military intervention in Syria are carefully examined in this report, as are the outstanding obstacles facing the Syrian opposition. Popular support is a critical element of the success of any future campaign to weaken the regime.