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Weaving Hope project seeks funding for a €5 million budget

Italy contributed about €1.7 million and the ILO about €700,000; partners are being sought to address the remaining funding gap.

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Syria’s Economy Ministry, the Italian Embassy in Damascus, the International Labour Organization and UNIDO discussed support for the country’s textile and spinning sector through the Weaving Hope project. The meeting covered sector needs and project financing.

The report puts the project’s total budget at €5 million, with Italy contributing about €1.7 million and the ILO about €700,000. The meeting focused on mobilizing support for the funding gap; the report does not calculate the remaining amount or describe the contributions as total spending already disbursed.

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Weaving Hope funding

Reported project budget and identified contributions.

Project budget5Budget as reported
Italian government contribution1.7Approximately, as reported; not a calculated funding gap
ILO contribution from its own resources0.7Approximately, as reported; not a calculated funding gap
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The source states a €5 million budget and approximate contributions of €1.7 million from Italy and €0.7 million from the ILO. No remaining gap is calculated, and contributions are not equated with total expenditure already disbursed.

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