The Effectiveness of Humanitarian NGOs during the Syrian Crisis

Student: Hejjeh Rasha

Supervisor: Victor Attila Albert

Educational Programme: Political Analysis and Public Policy (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2020

This piece of work analysis the NGOs working in Syria during nine years of war and how did they respond to the humanitarian crisis which is considered the largest in our modern history. it tries to answers the question of whether these NGOs (national and international) managed to fulfill their humanitarian projects or failed in the mission? discourses of media coverage of their work and presence in Syria.

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