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Knowledge Centre PROGRAMME ANALYSIS Enter a Keyword to Search in Press Centre Evaluation of Psychosocial Support Programs Implemented After VAN ERCÝÞ Earthquake 2015 The 2011 Van-Erciþ earthquakes and their catastrophic repercussions activated and mobilized numerous national and international institutions. The Ministry of Family and Social Policies (MoFSP), who holds the main responsibility for psychosocial support, implemented several intervention programs in collaboration with UNICEF in order to enable survivors of the earthquake to return, to a certain degree, to their normal lives. The report aims to objectively appraise the achievements of the psychosocial programs applied as well as the difficulties experienced during the process. In this study, suggested solutions are presented to inform psychosocial programs to be implemented in the future and to prevent the problems that were faced from recurring. Less Fearful, More Active - The Psychosocial School Project for Children Affected by the 1999 Earthquakes in Turkey Between August and November, 1999, the industrial northwestern Marmara region of Turkey was devastated by two massive earthquakes. Eighteen thousand died, many thousands more were injured and over six hundred thousand were made homeless as a direct result of the two catastrophes. The cost of the damage to the infrastructure has been estimated at $1.5billion. But the true cost of the disasters will never be fully accounted for in any currency: over a quarter of a million children and their families continue to cope, daily, with the traumatic after effects of bereavement, physical injury, near-death experiences, homelessness, dispossession and memories of the profoundly disturbing sights and sounds they witnessed during the earthquakes. STRENGTHENING PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION - Grant Application Form Children First Brochure Children First Brochure Decline in the Under-5 Mortality Rate (U5MR) in Turkey: A Case Study Decline in the Under-5 Mortality Rate (U5MR) in Turkey: A Case Study 2011-2015 Country Programme Action Plan UNICEF Turkey 2011-2015 Country Programme Children First - Quarterly newsletter, Issue 04/07 Towards Good Governance, Justice and Protection for Children in Turkey Children First - Quarterly newsletter, Issue 03/07 Towards Good Governance, Justice and Protection for Children in Turkey Children First - Quarterly newsletter, Issue 02/06 Towards Good Governance, Justice and Protection for Children in Turkey Children First - Periodic Report, issue 01/06 Towards Good Governance, Justice and Protection for Children in Turkey

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