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2015
TURKISH DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE REPORT

DIRECTORY
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Ersin OPUR, Samet KAPISIZ, Aye DLSZOLU,
Haluk YILDIZ, erife ZTRK, Doukan KANAK,
Yasemin CANSUZ KURT
Translation:
Emre ALIKAN, Emre YKSEK, Tabitha HRYNICK
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CONTENTS
06
PREFACE
08
INTRODUCTION
10
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Turkish Development Assistance............................................................................................. 14

Official Development Assistance in 2015................................................................................ 15
Distribution of Official Bilateral Development Aid by Category.............................................. 18
Regional and Territorial Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance.............. 19
Bilateral / Multilateral Distribution of Official Development Assistance of Turkey.............. 20
Contribution to International Organizations............................................................................ 20
Global Position of Turkish Development Assistance in 2015.................................................. 23
Sectoral Distribution of Turkeys 2015 Bilateral Official
Development Assistance........................................................................................................... 24
Sectoral Ratios (Percentage) of Turkeys 2015 Bilateral Official
Development Assistance........................................................................................................... 25
Official Emergency and Humanitarian Aid of Turkey .............................................................. 26
Direct Investments of Turkish Private Sector ........................................................................ 26
Top LDC Beneficiaries of Turkish Bilateral Assistance ......................................................... 27
The top beneficiaries of bilateral assistance of Turkey from LDCs........................................ 27
Turkish NGO Assistance .......................................................................................................... 28
Turkish Bilateral Official Development Assistance Countrywide Panorama......................... 28
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SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES
Education.........................................................................33
General Education .............................................................. 35
Basic Education .................................................................. 36
Secondary Education .......................................................... 38
Higher Education ................................................................ 39
Scholarships ....................................................................... 42
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HEALTH
General Health ................................................................... 47
Basic Health........................................................................ 48
50
WATER SANITATION AND
HYGIENE (WASH)
52
ADMINISTRATIVE AND
CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE
56
OTHER SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND
SERVICES
58
ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES
Economic Infrastructure and Services Sector .................. 60
Transportation and Storage................................................ 60
Energy Production and Distribution................................... 61
Banking and Finance........................................................... 62
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PRODUCTION SECTOR
Distribution of Production Sector Assistance by Sub-Sector... 66
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries .......................................... 66
Industry, Mining and Construction............................................. 69
Trade and Tourism...................................................................... 71
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HUMANITARIAN AID
74
ASSISTANCE TO SYRIAN PEOPLE
86
TURKISH NGO ASSISTANCE
Social Services.................................................................... 88
Education............................................................................. 90
Health.................................................................................. 90
Water and Sanitation........................................................... 91
TURKISH DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE REPORT 2015
FOREWORD
In line with its commitment to provide at least 200 million USD annually, as made
public by our Honorable President Recep Tayyip ERDOAN, Turkey has donated
456 million to the LDCs in 2015. Indeed, between 2011 and 2015, Turkey has
donated over 1.5 billion USD to the LDCs far exceeding what it has pledged.
The Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TKA) plays an essential role in the
realization and reporting of Turkeys aid for development. TKA undertakes the role of
coordinating development cooperation efforts between all related public bodies and
institutions, and works diligently with its 56 Program Coordination Offices across 54
countries to more effectively reach out to those in need and to directly supervise projects
and programs under implementation.
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With each passing day, the architecture of international development cooperation gets more and
more complex in terms of both the agents involved and practices deployed. At the same time, the
responsibilities and obligations of global agents, especially the developed affluent nations, has been
rising with regard to humanitarian aid due to escalating problems around the world.
In 2015, Turkey, taking full account of its responsibility, reached out to over 150 countries in the spirit
of justice, fairness and truthfulness and lent the helping hand of the Turkish state to those in need
regardless of culture, religion or ethnic background.
Our country, taking strength and inspiration from its civilizational values, has been advocating a
stance that demands global justice for the problems of the contemporary world. In this respect,
Turkeys projects, meant to address real and immediate problems of people around the world, are
praised by the international community.
Recent crises reflect how mainstream models of development aid, being so implemented in narrow
frameworks which tend to be unfair, patronizing and mechanistic have caused existing problems
to become deeper and more chronic rather than ensuring welfare and peace to the people. Turkey,
a fierce opponent of such models, has developed its own unique framework called the Turkish
Development Assistance Model. It incorporates cooperation with the establishment of ties of
affection through concrete projects delivered in Somalia, Iraq, Afghanistan and several other brother
countries in light of principles which prioritize people.
Our country, in rejecting models which reproduce unequal global power structures, offers all its
experience and know-how to brother countries and friendly nations around the world, regardless of
distance, in order to increase their human and institutional capacity, especially in terms of education
and health, through projects in cultural, economic and business realms.
The Fourth UN Conference on Least Developed Countries (LDC-IV) was hosted by Turkey in Istanbul
in 2011. Between 2011 and 2015, Turkey has donated over 1.5 billion USD to the Least Developed
Countries (LDCs) far exceeding the 200 million USD committed annually as made public by our
Honorable President Recep Tayyip ERDOAN. In 2015 alone, this number was 456 million USD .
Unfortunately, the war and humanitarian crisis in Syria, raging since 2011, are still far from being
resolved. Our country has not remained indifferent to the crisis, and has mobilized its resources
to ease the pain of the displaced Syrian people. Syria was the biggest recipient of Turkish Official
Development Assistance (ODA) in 2015, as was the case for the three consecutive years prior.
The Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TKA) plays an essential role in the realization
and reporting of Turkeys aid for development. TKA undertakes the role of coordinating development
cooperation efforts between all related public bodies and institutions, and works diligently with its 56
Program Coordination Offices across 54 countries to more effectively reach out to those in need and
to directly supervise projects and programs under implementation.
I would like to congratulate all public institutions and bodies, beginning with TKA, for their meaningful
efforts in helping extend the reach of development cooperation projects around the world and to
thank all TKA personnel for the preparation of this years Turkish Development Assistance Report.
Veysi KAYNAK
Deputy Prime Minister
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PREFACE
Our country has continued to rise as a donor of development assistance with

increasing pace each year. Official Development Assistance (ODA) provided
by Turkey, which was 85 million USD in 2002, has reached 3.919 billion USD
in 2015, representing a forty-five-fold increase.
Turkey ranked as the second largest donor country in the world in 2015 with a total
ODA of 3.2 billion USD. Moreover, Turkey has been declared the most generous
donor country in the world in terms of its GNI/humanitarian aid ratio.
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Turkey has been working without any expectations of visibility or reward to deliver development and
humanitarian assistance to those in need throughout the world, while at the same time struggling to
liberate global development assistance from being dominated by pragmatist realpolitik mentalities.
It thus advocates a high-spirited perspective based on global justice.
Despite the departure of formal colonialism, its clear that its repercussions are still at work as
seen in the unfair global relationships and current disequilibrium between developed and developing
nations. That several geographies such as Africa and the Middle East, possessing the most abundant
resources in the world, have been suffering severe humanitarian, political and economic catastrophes,
is not a mere coincidence.
Turkey has been putting into practice a development assistance approach which does not focus solely
on national income levels of countries and does not regard them as underdeveloped as regards to
their low national income, but rather shows respect to their deep-rooted cultures and values and
concentrates on their needs. Turkey defends the right of the just use of local wealth in the host
country for its own people, and regards the opposite as the continuation of exploitation.
Today around 220 million children and youth are deprived of access to education a basic human
right. Over 60 million people live as refugees and over 25,000 people die every day due to starvation
and related conditions. Turkey, despite being only the 18th largest economy in the world, has not
remained silent in the face of these humanitarian crises and has become the most generous country
in terms of humanitarian assistance, whereas several developed nations tend to turn a blind eye to
this burden.
Further, our country has continued to rise as a development assistance donor with increasing pace
each year. Official Development Assistance (ODA) provided by Turkey, which was 85 million USD in
2002, has reached 3.919 billion USD in 2015, representing a forty-five-fold increase.
In this regard, public bodies and institutions, as well as Turkish NGOs have continued to work hard to
further advance Turkeys development cooperation efforts in 2015.
As a result of this, Turkey ranked as the second largest donor country in the world in 2015 with a total
ODA of 3.2 billion USD. Moreover, Turkey has been declared the most generous country in the world
in terms of its ratio of GNI to humanitarian aid.
ODA provided by Turkey has increased by 9% in 2015 as compared to the preceding year. This is
well above the average increase of 6.9% in ODA among OECD/DAC member countries. Moreover,
if development assistance provided by DAC members to refugees and asylum seekers in their own
countries is excluded, the rate of increase would descend to 1.7%.
On the occasion of the release of the Turkish Development Assistance Report of 2015, I hereby
congratulate and thank TKA, which undertakes an essential role in the implementation of numerous
development cooperation projects in different sectors and across a wide range of countries; all
related public institutions and bodies along with their personnel; NGOs and their personnel who
strive to reach out to across the world wherever help is needed regardless of distance; private sector
representatives who support us in our efforts to maintain development cooperation and humanitarian
assistance efforts; and last but not least, the TKA Strategy Development Department which has
worked diligently to collect our countrys development and humanitarian assistance data and prepare
this years report.
Serdar AM, Ph D.
President of TKA
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EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY
T
urkeys Total Development Assistance USD in 2015, is divided into three subcategories:
(TDA) for 2015 has amounted to a total 2.738 billion USD of this was for Emergency Aid, 1.351
of 5.105 billion USD. This development billion USD was classified as Development Aid and
assistance, which went to over 150 243 million USD was designated for Concessional
countries, was applied in numerous Loans.
different sectors. At the request of recipient
countries, it was provided by Turkish NGOs and Multilateral aid, on the other hand, is the total amount
private establishments, and by over 70 Turkish of membership fees and contribution payments to
public bodies under the principles of the authentic international organizations, and amounted to 73
Turkish Development Assistance Model which million USD in 2015.
prioritizes people, respect for local sensitivities and
Private Flows, a subcategory of Turkeys TDA, is
is aimed at ensuring lifelong opportunities without
made up of aid provided by NGOs, which was 476
any expectations of reward.
million USD, and direct aid to developing countries
Of this 2015 TDA, 4.032 billion USD comprised from Turkish private sector actors, which amounted
of Official Flows provided by public bodies and to 597 million USD. Of the 476 million USD donated
institutions, while Private Flows amounted to 1.073 by NGOs, 336 million USD was for Emergency Aid,
billion USD. while 140 million USD was classified as Development
ODA constituted 3.919 billion USD of Official Flows, Aid.
while the remaining 113 million USD fell in the In 2015, Turkey ranked as the second largest donor
category of Other Official Flows. In that vein, 3.846
country in terms of Emergency and Humanitarian
billion USD of ODA, which was in total 3.919 billion
Aid with a total of 3.2 billion USD spent, and as a
USD in 2015, was bilateral aid, and the remaining 73
result, gained the status of being the most generous
million USD was multilateral aid.
donor country with a ratio of 0.37% of Emergency
Bilateral aid, which made up a total of 3.846 billion and Humanitarian Aid to national GNI.
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SUMMARY TABLE OF TURKEYS TOTAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE IN 2015
(Million US Dollars)
Turkeys Total Development Assistance
Official Flows Private Flows
Other Official Flows Official Development Assistance (ODA) NGO Flows Private Sector Flows
Bilateral ODA Multilateral ODA Emergency and Humanitarian Development

Aid from NGOs Aid from NGOs Foreign Direct Investments
Official Emergency and Official Concessional Contributions to International

Humanitarian Aid Development Aid Loans Organizations
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TURKEY THE
MOST GENEROUS
Country in the World
In 2015, Turkey, with an aid amounting to 3.2 billion USD, ranked
second in the world for the provision of humanitarian aid, and
earned the title of The Most Generous Donor country in the light
of its GNI to humanitarian aid ratio of 0.37%.
In 2015, Turkey donated
3.919 billion USD
in Official Development Assistance -
a 9% increase from the
previous year.
Together, Turkeys official and private flows of

development assistance totaled 5.105 billion
USD in 2015. Of this, 4.32 billion USD consisted
of official flows while private flows made up
1.073 billion USD. Of the official flows, 3.919
billion USD consisted of Official Development
Assistance (ODA) while the remaining 113
million USD comprised of other official flows.
Of the total 1.073 billion USD in private

flows, 476 million USD was made up by NGO
assistance while 597 million USD came from
direct investments.
Turkeys Development Assistance

Examining Turkeys distribution of total development aid over the years reveals a record breaking thirty-four-fold increase
from 2002 when this amount was just 144 million USD to 2015 during which this number reached a sum of 5.105 billion USD.
To break this down further, Turkeys ODA has increased an impressive 45 times from 85 million USD in 2002 to 3.919 billion
USD in 2015.
Figures representing the Turkish Development Assistance components for the years 2014-2015 are shown in Graph 1.
Graph 1: Development Assistance of Turkey (2014-2015, Million USD)

TDA: Total Development Assistance - ODA: Official Development Assistance - OOF: Other Official Flows - FDI: Direct Investments - NGO: NGO Assistance
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Official Development Assistance 2015

The most important component of total development assistance is Official Development Assistance (ODA). This figure is used
as a benchmark for international monitoring and evaluation. Turkeys ODA has increased 9% from 3.591 billion USD in 2014
to 3.919 billion USD in 2015.
Graph 2: Development Assistance of Turkey (2014-2015, Million USD)
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This nursery, located in the city of Tivaouane in Western Senegal was renovated and was able to resume its services.
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Of Turkeys 3.919
billion USD in Official
Development
Assistance, 3.845
billion USD was in the
form of bilateral aid.
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Distribution of Official Bilateral Development Aid by Category

A breakdown of bilateral official development assistance, which totaled 3.845 billion USD in 2015, is shown in the graph
below and broken down by category.
Graph 3: Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance by Category

(2014-2015; Million USD)
Emergency and Humanitarian Aid
In-Country Aid for International Students
Total
Support to Non-Governmental Organizations
Project / Program Type of Aid
Promotion of Development Assistance

Concessional Loans
Technical Cooperation
Food Aid for Development

Administrative Costs
Asylum Seekers
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Regional Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance

Graph 4: Regional Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance
Total
2014 2015
Middle East
South and Central Asia
Asia Regional
Africa
North and South America
Europe
East Asia
Oceania
353,1
256,6
25,5
6,05
101,3
169,3
2.500,4
2.988,4
0,53
0,17
4,5
19,0
133,8
222,9
3.502,4
3.845,9
383,3
183,4
Territorial Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance

In 2015, the top 10 recipients of Turkeys bilateral official development assistance were Syria, Somalia, Kyrgyzstan, Albania,
Afghanistan, Palestine, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Kazakhstan and Sudan.
Graph 5: Top Receiving Countries of Bilateral Official Development Assistance
(2015; Million USD)
Syria
Bosnia and Herzegovina

Somalia
Kyrgyzstan
Afghanistan
Kazakhstan
Macedonia
Palestine
Albania
Sudan
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Bilateral / Multilateral Distribution of Turkeys Official Development Assistance

Graph 6 : Bilateral and Multilateral Distribution of Turkeys Official Development Assistance
Contributions to International Organizations

Graph 7: Changes in Payment to International Institutions by Year
(2002 - 2015; Million USD)
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Graph 8: Distribution of Payments Made to International Organizations

(2015; Million USD)
Contributions to UN Institutions
Contributions to the World Bank Group
Contributions to Regional Development Agencies
Other
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Turkey is ranked 10th among

OECD / DAC member countries
having provided a total of
3.919
ODA in 2015.
billion USD in
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International Status of Turkey in 2015 Official Development Assistance Rankings

Graph 9: Net ODA Figures of OECD / DAC Countries and Turkey
(2015; Million USD)
USA
United Kingdom
Germany
Japan
France
Sweden
Netherlands
Canada
Norway
Turkey
Italy
Swiss
Australia
Denmark
South Korea
Belgium
Spain
Finland
Austria
Ireland
Poland
New Zealand
Luxembourg
Portugal
Greece
Czech Rep.
Slovakia
Slovenia
Graph 10: Net ODA/GNI Ratios of OECD / DAC Countries and Turkey Iceland
(2015; %) (UN Target: 0.7%)
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Turkeys Sectoral Distribution of Bilateral Official
Development Assistance in 2015
Examination of Turkeys 2015 Bilateral Official Development Assistance by sector reveals that 780 million USD was spent in
the Social Infrastructure and Services Sector, 90 million USD went to the Economic Infrastructure and Services Sector, 23
million USD to the Manufacturing Sector and 4 million USD went towards Multi-Sectoral activities.
Graph 11: Sectoral Distribution of Turkeys Bilateral Official Development Assistance

(2015; Million USD)
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Graph 12: Sectoral Ratios of Turkeys Bilateral Official Development Assistance (2015; %)
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Official Emergency and Humanitarian Aid of Turkey

Graph 13: Official Emergency and Humanitarian Aid from Turkey (2005-2015; Million USD)
Foreign Direct Investments Made by Turkish Private Sector

Foreign Direct Investments made by the Turkish private sector to developing countries in
2015 amounted to 597 million USD.
Graph 14: Direct Investments Made in Developing Countries by the Turkish Private Sector
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Turkeys Assistance to Least Developed Countries (2008-2015, Million USD)

The United Nations Conference on Least Developed Countries (LDCs) is held every ten years. The Fourth United Nations
Conference on LDCs was hosted by our country in Istanbul in 2011. We have exceeded our commitment to provide at least
200 million USD annually to the LDCs as pledged by our President, His Excellency Recep Tayyip ERDOGAN, with a total of 2.45
billion USD distributed between 2008 and 2015, and of which 456 million USD was provided in 2015 alone.
Graph 15: Turkeys Assistance to LDCs (2008-2015, Million USD)
Total
Top LDC Beneficiaries of Turkish Bilateral Assistance

In 2015, the LDCs which most benefited from Turkish bilateral aid were Somalia, Afghanistan, Sudan, Mauritania, Gambia,
Niger, Senegal, Djibouti, Myanmar and Bangladesh respectively.
Graph 16: The Top Recipient LDCs of Turkish Bilateral Assistance

(2015; Million USD)
Somalia
Djibouti 3,9
Myanmar 3,7
Bangladesh 2,4
Niger
Afghanistan
Gambia
Mauritania
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Assistance from Turkish NGOs (2005-2015; Million USD)

Foreign assistance made by Turkish NGOs amounted to 476 million USD in 2015, representing a 45%
increase as compared with 2014.
Graph 17: Assistance Provided by Turkish NGOs (2005-2015, Million USD)
Turkish Bilateral Official Development Assistance Countrywide Panorama

Graph 18: Turkeys Bilateral Official Development Assistance (2015; Million USD)
I. EUROPE TOTAL 222,92 II.B. SUB-SAHARAN TOTAL 395,77

ALBANIA 85,73 ANGOLA 0,08
BELARUS 0,05 BENIN 0,30
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 25,96
BOTSWANA 0,04
MACEDONIA 25,55
BURKINA FASO 0,91
KOSOVO 9,86
BURUNDI 0,04
MOLDOVA 1,83
MONTENEGRO 3,36 CAMEROON 0,30
SERBIA 4,11 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 0,43
UKRAINE 8,82 CHAD 0,48
EUROPE REGIONAL 57,65 COMOROS 0,98
REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO 0,14
II. AFRICA TOTAL 183,44 IVORY COAST 0,18
II.A. NORTH AFRICA TOTAL -244,80
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO 0,17
ALGERIA 1,59
DJIBOUTI 3,94
EGYPT -199,92
ETHIOPIA 0,71
LIBYA 0,94
MOROCCO 0,64 GABON 0,07
TUNISIA -48,65 GAMBIA 12,67
NORTH SAHARA REGIONAL 0,60 GHANA 0,28
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GUINEA 0,54 V. ASIA TOTAL 3.420,36
GUINEA BISSAU 0,23 V.A. MIDDLE EAST TOTAL 2.988,40
KENYA 0,19 IRAN 0,17
LESOTHO 0,02 IRAQ 5,69
LIBERIA 1,27 JORDAN 0,79
LEBANON 0,80
MADAGASCAR 0,05
SYRIA 2.694,02
MALI 0,71
WEST BANK AND GAZA 29,83
MAURETANIA 12,70
YEMEN 0,79
MOZAMBIQUE 0,04
MIDDLE EAST REGIONAL 256,31
NAMIBIA 0,65
NIGER 8,90 V.B. SOUTH AND CENTRAL ASIA TOTAL 256,60
NIGERIA 0,06 AFGHANISTAN 56,78
AZERBAIJAN 8,76
SENEGAL 7,54
BANGLADESH 2,41
SEYCHELLES 0,21
BHUTAN 0,08
SIERRA LEONE 0,60
GEORGIA 3,69
SOMALIA 314,82
INDIA 0,27
SOUTH AFRICA 0,40 KAZAKHSTAN 24,44
SOUTH SUDAN 0,72 KYRGYZSTAN 98,36
SUDAN 21,96 MALDIVES 0,01
SWAZILAND 0,02 MYANMAR 3,67
TANZANIA 0,35 NEPAL 0,55
TOGO 0,09 PAKISTAN 1,93
UGANDA 0,31 SRI LANKA 0,07
ZAMBIA 0,07 TAJIKISTAN 0,70
SOUTH SAHARA REGIONAL 1,60 TURKMENISTAN 3,18
UZBEKISTAN 4,65
II.C. AFRICA REGIONAL 32,47
CENTRAL ASIA REGIONAL 10,42
SOUTH ASIA REGIONAL 0,25
III. AMERICA TOTAL 19,01
SOUTH AND CENTRAL ASIA REGIONAL 36,38
III.A. NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA TOTAL 0,67
CUBA 0,25 V.C. FAR EAST TOTAL 6,05
CAMBODIA 0,16
MEXICO 0,09
CHINA 0,44
PANAMA 0,13
INDONESIA 0,17
NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA REGIONAL 0,20
DEM. PEOPLES REP. OF KOREA 0,09
MALAYSIA 0,24
III.B. SOUTH AMERICA TOTAL 1,49
MONGOLIA 3,07
ARGENTINA 0,02 PHILIPPINES 0,80
BRAZIL 0,15 THAILAND 0,93
CHILE 0,04 VIETNAM 0,05
COLOMBIA 0,34 FAR EAST REGIONAL 0,10
EKVADOR 0,05 V.D. ASIA REGIONAL 169,31
PERU 0,12
SURINAM 0,03 I. EUROPE 222,92
SOUTH AMERICA REGIONAL 0,74 II. AFRICA 183,44
III.C. AMERICA REGIONAL TOTAL 16,85 III. AMERICA 19,01
IV. OCEANIA 0,17
IV. OCEANIA TOTAL 0,17 V. ASIA 3.420,36
VANUATU 0,17 WORLD TOTAL 3.845,90
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SOCIAL
INFRASTRUCTURE
AND SERVICES
Palestine Nablus Turkish Girls School Inauguration Ceremony
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A significant proportion
of the resources used in the
projects and activities carried out
by our country have been utilized
in the Social Infrastructure and
Services Sector. This includes
sub-sectors such as education,
strengthening administrative and
civil infrastructure, health, water
and sanitation.
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1000 students received stationery and educational materials in the Karaganda city of Kazakhstan
Social Infrastructure and Services

Graph 19: Distribution of Resources by Sub-Sector, Social Infrastructure and Services
(2015; Million USD)
Population Policies/Programs and Reproductive Health
Other Social Infrastructure and Services

Administrative and Civil Infrastructures
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Sectoral Total
Education
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EDUCATION
Education, which is an effective way of raising living been carrying out numerous projects with the objectives
standards by strengthening individual capacities and of building new and modern education institutions,
creating strong-willed and confident citizens for inclusive refurbishing old schools, providing technological
societies, is an essential element of development equipment and training material, and training teachers,
assistance. The education sector is a primary target of administrative personnel and trainers.
assistance provided by Turkey.
Within this framework, some 73 schools were either built
In order to extend the reach of education in cities, or renovated, and 67 schools were given equipment in
rural areas and hard-to-reach mountainous regions of 2015.
underdeveloped and developing countries, Turkey has
Gaza IRADE project
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PROJECTS and
ACTIVITIES
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GENERAL
EDUCATION
42-classroom Bahter School Service Building, Mazar-i Sharif, Afghanistan
Projects and Activities carried out by TKA

Niger Mixed Boarding School and Friendship Park of Sibirgan (Sheberghan) of Jowzjan province in Northern
Afghanistan in order to provide job opportunities to youth
In the framework of the project Niger Mixed Boarding
School and Friendship Park, a 42-classroom mixed and to augment the qualified labor force in the country.
school for 1260 students, a dormitory to serve a total Afghanistan Mazar-i Sharif, 42-classroom Bahter
of 648 students and a sports complex was built and School Service Building
furnished, and the Turkey-Niger Friendship Park was
maintained and renovated. The construction of the 42-classroom Bahter School
service building in the city of Mazar-i Sharif, which
Afghanistan Cevizcan (Jowzjan) Province Technical commenced in 2014, continued in 2015. The old service
Education Institute and Dormitory building, which was insufficient for the schools provision
The Jowzjan Province Technical Education Institution and of education to some 7,000 students, was demolished,
Dormitory is being built on two hectares of land in the city and a new one built.
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BASIC
EDUCATION
Uzbekistan Tashkent Turkish Primary School
Projects and Activities carried out by TKA
Kazakhstan Kul Hoca Ahmed Yesevi Learning and Tashkent Turkish Primary School and Secondary School,
Wisdom Foundations Vocational High School and which opened 1993 and which currently serves 180
Preschool Renovation students.
Kul Hoca Ahmed Yesevi Learning and Wisdom Foundations Project to Support Nursery of Ardhmeria
Vocational High School and Preschool buildings in the Cultural Society
Talgar town of Almaty were renovated. The vocational
school has 6 classrooms and serves 130 students. The Materials, including furniture (i.e. shelves, tables,
preschool has 3 classrooms which provide for 25 students cupboards, cabinets, counters, teachers desk, restroom
each. stalls, letter-shaped furniture) and toys (toys for indoor
use, training tools, construction toys such as cubes,
Uzbekistan - Tashkent Turkish Primary School and
mosaic toys, castles, educative toys, sports materials such
Secondary School Renovation and Refurbishing Project
as a basketball hoop, football goalpost, balls, bowling
All required equipment and material was provided for equipment, pedal cars and bicycles) to enhance the service
refurnishing, refurbishing, repairing and renovating the quality of the nursery, which is managed by the Ardhmeria
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Cultural Society, were provided. preschool has been rearranged and

game equipment has been replaced
"Children are the Gifts of the
World", a project in Kljuc, Bosnia- Motrat Qiriazi Primary School
Herzegovina Renovation in Prizren, Kosovo
Kljuc is a municipality near the In the Kosovo Prizren Motrat Qiriazi
border of the Una-Sana Canton Primary School, 13 classrooms
of the Federation of Bosnia and in which language instruction in
Herzegovina, where the bulk of the Albanian, Turkish and Bosnian is
population is comprised of Bosnians. carried out were repaired. Additionally,
Ljiljan Preschool, the only one of its two classrooms specifically reserved
kind, has been offering daily care and for Albanian students, were repaired
education to some 60 children since and refurnished.
1976.
Furniture and Equipment
Thanks to TKA, after repair and Assistance for Syenitsa Preschool
renovation of the first floor of the in Serbia
school, which had heating problems
due to physical conditions and Required kitchen equipment and
dampness, the service capacity of furniture (i.e. tables, beds, chairs,
the building has been increased and panels for children, dossiers,
students are now able to receive armchairs, toys, shelves, wardrobes,
education in a healthier environment. teachers desk and chair, cabinets
Also as part of this project, the with drawers, gymnastics equipment,
roof has been repaired; restrooms, mats, multimedia projector, foldable
doors and window frames have writing desks, blackboard, equipment
been renewed, and walls have been and furniture for teachers room
painted. In addition, a more energy and headmasters room, conference
efficient heating system was installed table, LCD TV, bins, and hangers)
with conversion from gas oil to solid necessary for the Syenitsa Preschool
fuel. In terms of equipment, the to commence services were procured
playground in the backyard of the and provided.
Inauguration Ceremony of Serbia Novi Pazar Primary School
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SECONDARY
EDUCATION
Kyrgyz-Turk Friendship High School
Refurnishing of Sheh Shamia High School in Shkodra, six different vocational high schools in Istanbul under the
Albania Ministry of National Education. Study visits to the schools
in Kazakhstan by experts from the ministry and TKA
Required material for Shkodra Sheh Samia High constituted the second phase of the project.
School, which was built by TKA, including equipment
and electronic hardware for laboratories, furniture for Assistance for Gyula Krudy Culinary School in Szeged,
administrative chambers and appliances for the dining Hungary
hall were procured and provided.
TKA renovated kitchen furniture, natural gas and
KazakhstanProgram for Training for Trainers in electricity infrastructure, procured culinary equipment,
Vocational and Technical Education and met the need for a restaurant training/simulation
hall in the Gyula Krudy Tourism and Hotel Management
The Training for Trainers in Vocational and Technical and Culinary High School, which has been operational
Education program, which has been underway in since the 1930s in Szeged, one of Hungarys major cities.
Kazakhstan since 2012 in collaboration with the Ministry
of National Education, has seen the participation of Gambia Omar Bin Khattab School Renovation and
242 Kazakh trainers and administrators. The program Refurnishing
is highly appreciated by Kazakh authorities, who have
requested the continuation of this program. As part of TKAs assistance to the ongoing construction
of the Omar Bin Khattab Secondary and High School in
In 2015, a total of 66 teachers from six different subject Brikama which is 30 kilometers away from the capital
areas (motorized vehicles, agriculture, food, textile city of Banjul, construction work on five incomplete
technologies, office management and primary school classrooms was finished, while a new toilet was built and
teaching) and two administrators participated the all equipment for the 13-classroom school, which opened
program. The first phase of the project was carried out in in 2006, was replaced.
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HIGHER
EDUCATION
Projects and Activities Carried out by TKA
Morocco University
of Mohammed V
Multi-Purpose Hall Renovation Project
The multipurpose hall, VIP room, sound room and halls on the 2nd floor of the Deans Hall
Extension Building at the University of Mohammed V in the Moroccan capital of Rabat were
renovated and furnished.
Morocco University of Mohammed V
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Akhmet Yassawi International Kazakh-Turkish University
The Board of Governors at Ahmet Yassawi

International Kazakh-Turkish University
carried out the following activities:
Budget transfer to the Rectors Office of Akhmet in Kazakhstan,
Yassawi University and the Eurasian Research
Institute for supporting the activities of the Rectorates Covering the expenses of graduates coming to Turkey
educational services and the Eurasia Research to improve their professional knowledge, etiquette and
Institute affiliated to the Rectorate, personal development skills in training from teaching
staff of the universitys human resources department,
Central library construction, outfitting of library
furnishings and construction of the open football field Providing monthly scholarships for outstanding
at the university campus, undergraduate and postgraduate level students in the
Reimbursing fees and expenses of Turkish academic Arts Colleges from disadvantaged backgrounds in the
and administrative personnel assigned to participate Turkic States and Communities and who are pursuing
in the teaching and management activities carried out education in Turkish universities.
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Kyrgyzstan-Turkey
Manas University
Under the framework of agreement signed between the
Governments of the Republic of Turkey and the Kyrgyz
Republic on 30/09/1995 in zmir, for the establishment
of Kyrgyzstan-Turkey Manas University in Bishkek,
The full expenses of university personnel were met including:

the 492 academic staff, composed of 156 Turks, 332 Kyrgyz and
4 from other countries;
40 Turkish and 244 Kyrgyz administrative staff;
135 other short-term contract personnel;
498 Turkish, 3,992 Kyrgyz, and 312 students from other countries
among which 199 were Masters students and 81 Ph.Ds.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Historical and Cultural Excursion Program for Students from Kosovo International Researchers Fellowship Program
Graduate Scholarship Program

for International Students
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Turkeys Scientific and Technological Research Council
(TBTAK) provides support to encourage international
researchers from Pakistan, India, Iran, South Africa, Iraq,
Syria, Tunisia, and the Middle East either with a Ph.D.
degree or in a Ph.D. program to engage in research for a
maximum of 12 months in Turkey.
Support is provided to foreign nationals with a Ph.D. abroad, who are willing to do part of their research in
degree or enrolled in a Ph.D. program abroad on the Turkey in the fields of natural sciences, engineering and
condition that part of their research would be carried out technology, medical sciences, agricultural sciences, or
in a university or research institute in Turkey. The aim social sciences and humanities in order to enhance our
of the program is to provide financial support to foreign countrys contribution to international cooperation in the
nationals with a Ph.D. degree or in a Ph.D. program fields of science and technology.
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for International Students
In support of the development of scientific interaction natural sciences, engineering and technology, medical
and international research chains and the promotion of sciences, agricultural sciences, social sciences and
Turkey, TBTAK provides support for the 2015 Graduate humanities. (The program does not include studies for
Scholarship Program for International Students which specialization in any major or minor branch and scientific
targets foreign nationals who continue their graduate or preparation course within the field of clinical medical
Ph.D. studies in Turkey. sciences, including dentistry.) Scholarship students are
given monthly stipends as determined by the Scientific
The scholarship program supports skilled, high- Council to cover expenses in Turkey. Students from
achieving students who come from abroad to undertake Pakistan, Iran, Syria, Macedonia, Iraq, Bosnia and
a graduate program which includes a thesis, such as Herzegovina, Albania, Afghanistan, Yemen, Sudan and
a Masters or a Ph.D. in Turkey in the following fields: Bangladesh participated in the program in 2015.
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Least Developed Countries (LDCs)

This scholarship program aims to increase
the number of qualified scientists and
researchers by providing financial support
to successful students, who are nationals
of LDCs as categorized by the UN, and
who are doing or are willing to do graduate
studies that include a thesis and/or Ph.D.
studies in Turkey in one of the following
fields: natural sciences, engineering and
technology, medical sciences, agricultural
sciences, social sciences and humanities.
Citizens of Ethiopia, Afghanistan,
Bangladesh, Gambia, Sudan, Tanzania,
Saudi Arabia, Ghana and Yemen have
benefitted from the scholarship program
carried out by TBTAK.
The Directorate General of Foundations awarded scholarships

to 150 students in 2015
Syria 52 Iran 2
Afghanistan 23 Somalia 2
Palestine 13 Sudan 2
Albania 8 Greece 2
Kosovo 6 Bangladesh 1
Azerbaijan 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1
Turkmenistan 5 Georgia 1
China 4 Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus 1
Iraq 4 Kyrgyzstan 1
Bulgaria 3 Mauritania 1
Yemen 3 Others 10
TBTAK Researcher Support Program

Scholarships were granted to students in Pakistan, Fellowship and Academic Support for Palestine Gaza
Azerbaijan, Egypt, Kyrgyzstan, Palestine, Nigeria, Iraq, Islam University Students
Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, Turkmenistan, Ukraine,
A total of 1,000 students as identified by Palestinian
Bangladesh, Algeria, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Jordan,
authorities, and who were the Israeli-led attacks, were
Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Sudan, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
granted 1,000 USD each. In addition to this, 21 students
Kosovo, Albania, Tanzania, Mongolia, Macedonia, Libya,
who continue their education in Turkey under the Gaza
Serbia, Brunei, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Djibouti, Morocco,
Islam University Academic Support Program were given
Ivory Coast, Croatia, Cameroon, Malaysia, Eritrea and
a monthly stipend.
Lebanon by TBTAKs Research Support Program
Department (ARDEB).
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HEALTH
Somalia Recep Tayyip Erdoan Teaching Hospital
The fundamental aim of health policies is to improve recipients of assistance focus on creating models through
the quality of life and life expectancy of citizens and the construction and furnishing of health institutions
thereby to increase their participation in economic and
and hospitals, and/or improving the quality of medical
social life. While developed nations concentrate their
efforts on improvement of access to, and quality and personnel through high-level practical training. In this
effectiveness of their health services, countries who are framework, activities carried out in 2015 were as follows:
Number of health personnel who received specialist training : 685

Number of hospitals and polyclinics constructed : 22
Number of hospitals and polyclinics repaired : 17
Number of hospitals and polyclinics provided with modern medical equipment : 38
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General Health:
Projects and activities carried out by Turkish Public
Hospitals
The Turkey Public Hospitals Institution provided assistance to Nyala
Sudan Turkey Teaching Hospital Management Project in 2015
The Turkey Public Hospitals Institution met management costs in

2015 within the obligations set forth in the Mogadishu Somalia
Turkey Teaching Hospital Management Protocol
Projects and activities carried out by TKA
Construction and Furnishing of Somalia Recep Tayyip

Erdoan Teaching Hospital
TKA procured all necessary medicine and medical consumables for
the hospital, whose construction began in 2013. The enclosure walls
of the hospital, measuring 1,073 meters in length, were replaced and
strengthened with concrete and steel by TKA.
Gaza Turkey-Palestine Friendship Hospital

The construction of the Gaza Turkey-Palestine Friendship Hospital
was finalized.
North Afghanistan Health Institutions Management

TIKA met the management costs of 2 hospitals, 2 clinics and 1
midwifery school in Northern Afghanistan. Patients who were unable
to self-support were also given free health services.
Health Weeks Organized Abroad

The Ministry of Health organized health weeks in other countries on
three seperate occassions in 2015.
Gaza Turkey-Palestine Friendship Hospital
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The list of training programs and beneficiaries as delivered by the Ministry of Health of Turkey
in 2015 is as follows:
Country Number of doctors Country Number of doctors

receiving training receiving training
Azerbaijan 44 Georgia 9
Macedonia 23 Syria 8
Kosovo 20 Oman 8
South Sudan 19 Guinea Bissau 6
Turkmenistan 19 Morocco 5
Uzbekistan 16 Kyrgyzstan 7
Mongolia 15 Moldova 4
Albania 15 Benin 4
India 14 Ivory Coast 4
Vietnam 13 Sudan 3
Gambia 12 Senegal 3
Iraq 12 Kyrgyzstan 3
Kazakhstan 10 TOTAL 293
Health Weeks Organized Abroad an average of 10,000 operations, 3,000 deliveries, 9,000
dialysis treatments and 32,000 CT scans annually, along
Turkish-Kyrgyz Health Week: A total of 623 patients,
with other treatments and services. The clinic, with
admitted to departments including cardiology,
the busiest emergency service in the country, accepts
cardiovascular surgery (CVS), general surgery, cosmetic patients from Podgorica, Danilovgrad and Kolasin
surgery, gynecology, neurosurgery, and pediatric surgery municipalities, where there are no available health
received medical consultation and 92 of those underwent institutions. In 2015, the emergency service facilities
operations. A total of 70 Kyrgyz health personnel of the clinic were renovated, and all required medical
received training in three medical branches (gynecology, equipment and hardware were procured and provided.
cardiovascular surgery and general surgery).
Uzbekistans Republic Maternity and
Turkish-Uzbek Health Week: A total of 381 Gynecology Clinic Training Center Renovation
patients, admitted to the cosmetic and reconstructive The training center at Uzbekistans Republic Maternity
surgery department, received medical consultation and and Gynecology Teaching Clinic, where specialists in
109 of those underwent operations. gynecological diseases, obstetrics, anesthesiology
and intensive care are given theoretical and practical
ASEOWA in-service training, was renovated.
Turkey, through the Under Secretariat of the Treasury,
granted 1 million USD in assistance to the African Country Number of Patients
Union to support the African Union Support to the Ebola Afghanistan 273
Outbreak in West Africa (ASEOWA) initiative which fought
Sudan 100
against the Ebola outbreak.
Albania 98
Basic Health Kyrgyzstan 95
Kosovo 28
Projects and activities carried out by TKA Yemen 21
Azerbaijan 12
Furnishing of Montenegro Clinic Center
The Montenegro Clinic Center, with a capacity of 778 Niger 3
beds, serves over 40,000 patients. Further, it performs TRNC 2
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7 th Happy Family Plastic Surgery Operations Center in Uzbekistan
Cooperation on Health In addition, a total of 124 patients received treatment

A total of 632 patients were given treatment in Turkey in Turkey in the framework (of the Annex 14) of the
under the Agreement on Health and Medical Sciences Fundamental Healthcare Law No. 3359. The numbers of
Cooperation between the Government of the Turkish patients and their countries of origin were as follows:
Republic (Ministry of Health) and the countries listed below.
Kosovo 26 Kyrgyzstan 3
Palestine 18 Uzbekistann 3
Greece 19 Albania 2
Somalia 9 Azerbaijan 2
Macedonia 7 Turkmenistann 2
Ukraine 6 Afghanistan 1
Bosnia and Herzegovina 5 Montenegro 1
Bulgaria 5 Egypt 1
Djibouti 4 Russia 1
Iraq 4 Sierra Leone 1
Georgia 3 Yemen 1
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WATER SANITATION
AND HYGIENE (WASH)
Turkey drills water wells in water-scarce countries with a particular focus on Africa and the Middle East
Water is among the most fundamental needs for human survival. Global
warming, pollution of resources, unplanned growth and diminishing water
sources makes it harder to access tap and potable water. Our country, which
built some of the largest dams in the world and connected continents with water
channels, emerges as a hope for African nations suffering from a lack of water.
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In order to alleviate the problems of water

scarcity, Turkey continued to drill water wells
in 2015 in several different countries with a
particular focus on Africa and the Middle East
where the lack of water can be severe. TKA
and Turkeys General Directorate of State
Hydraulic Works (DSI) drilled a total of 109
water wells in 2015.

7 water wells were drilled in Gaza,
Water wells were repaired and required material was procured in the
village of Khristovka, Ukraine,
The potable water system in the village of Kara-Buura in the Beysheke
community of Kara-Buura district, in the city of Talas of Kyrgyzstan, was
renovated,
A water well was drilled in Tazakend village and a potable water project
was put into implementation in the Lomanauri village both of which are
located in the Kvemo Kartl administrative region in Eastern Georgia,
5 water wells were drilled and agricultural tools and material were
procured for use at a gardening facility, which was also built by TKA, in
Senegal.
Afghanistan
Saplings were procured, a water well was drilled and a drip irrigation
system was installed in order to establish an experimental garden for the
Kabul University Faculty of Agriculture,
A deep water well was drilled in the Tevhid neighborhood in the 15th city
sector of Kabul,
A water tank was built in the Chamtal district of the province of Balkh in
Barga Turkmaniya,
A deep water well was drilled in the Balkh Bastan High School in Mazar-i
Sharif in the province of Balkh.
Projects and activities carried out were as follows:
Projects and activities carried out by DSI

9 medium-depth water wells were drilled in Syria,
DS personnel were appointed to visit the Republic of Explorations were carried out in Burkina Faso to extend
Djibouti to give theoretical and practical training on the 73 water wells in use especially towards the hard-to-
use of the Tamrok drilling machine which was granted reach and water-poor countryside,
to the country in the framework of the Project of Access Equipment that is planned to be granted to the
to Clean Potable Water in Western Africa, to drill bores. government of Niger was maintained and repaired,
25 water wells were also drilled in Mauritania,
A total of 36 water wells, representing 1,650 meters of
Empirical hydrogeological surveys and geophysical depth, were drilled to provide tap and potable water for
explorations were carried out in Sudan to measure the the use of around 62,000 people.
groundwater levels to drill water wells,
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SUPPORTING CIVIL
AND ADMINISTRATIVE
INFRASTRUCTURE
The higher the adoption of certain principles and practices, such as political
representation, participation, accountability, effective civil society, rule of law and
decentralization - all considered to be inalienable democratic values - by a society and
its political machinery in a developing country, the easier it is for that country to accord
with the developments in the contemporary world. Turkey has paid particular attention
to the implementation of human resource related programs in order to improve
records of developing nations in the aforementioned democratic institutions. Turkish
public officials full-heartedly share their experience with the people of developing
nations via years-long programs.
Kyrgyzstan Bishkek Bread Factory
A Public Bread Factory was constructed on a land parcel granted by the Bishkek Municipality of Kyrgyzstan, and
required machinery and equipment were also provided by TKA. The factory has a daily production capacity of
around 30,000 loafs.
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Mogadishu Military Facilities were constructed in Somalia under a peacebuilding framework.
International Police Training Cooperation Project nations rising popularity as host of various major
The activities carried out in the framework of the sporting and cultural organizations.
International Police Training Cooperation Project,
carried out collectively by TKA and the General Gambia
Directorate of Security, were as follows: 600 police uniforms provided by the General
Directorate of Security were delivered to the General
Azerbaijan Directorate of Gambian Police by TKA.
Bomb disposal vehicles, jammers, bomb disposal
robots, and bomb disposal expert suits were provided Bosnia and Herzegovina
at the request of Azerbaijan, a country open to regional Security equipment provided by the General
and global security threats. The provisions were Directorate of Security was delivered to the Interior
made to boost security measures against undesirable Ministry of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
incidents including bomb attacks in the wake of the via TKA.
Underwater training for Montenegro Police Department
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TKA and the General Directorate of Security Joint Police Training Projects
Country Course Name Number Number of Course
Number of Days Day Trainee Location
Albania Sport Security Training Course with practice 4 13 Albania

Intelligence Gathering and Fighting Against Organized 5 13 Turkey
Crime Course
Bosnia and Technical Tracing and Cordoning Off Basic Training Course 5 20 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Herzegovina Radicalization Processes Leading to Terrorism 7 12 Turkey
and Prevention Methods Course
Fighting against Car Theft and 5 16 Turkey
Vehicle Pre-screening Course
Palestine Emergency Intervention with Electronic 5 15 Turkey

Evidence and Image Retrieval Course
Maintaining Public Order Tactical 12 19 Palestine
Practice Instructor Development Course
Montenegro Radicalization Processes Leading to Terrorism 5 15 Turkey

and Prevention Methods Course
Basic Level Police Diver Training Course 12 10 Turkey
Homicide Criminal Investigation Techniques 5 10 Montenegro
Educator Training Course
Homicide Criminal Investigation Techniques 5 7 Montenegro
Instructor Training Course
Kazakhstan Hostage Negotiation Course 12 36 Kazakhstan

Basic Level Police Diver Training Course 12 10 Turkey
Protection of Very Important People (VIP) from Terrorism Course 5 15 Turkey
Highland and Woodland Area Search and Rescue Course 8 17 Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzstan Negotiation Processes in Social Events Course 5 21 Kyrgyzstan
Election Security Course 5 31 Kyrgyzstan
Project Cycle Management Course 3 12 Turkey
Combat Financial Resources of Terrorism Training Course 6 13 Kyrgyzstan
Macedonia 12
Protection of Very Important People (VIP) from Terrorism Course 25 Macedonia
Intervention Methods in Buildings and Vehicle 5 20 Turkey
Operations Course Turkey
Moldova Security Management During Social Events Course 5 20 Moldova

Project Cycle Method Course 4 18 Turkey
Protection of Important Facilities Against Terrorism Course 10 25 Turkey

Mongolia Police Leadership and Management Course 4 18 Turkey
Curriculum Development in Police Training 5 10 Turkey
Uzbekistan Fighting against Fraud in Travel Documents Training Course 6 20 Uzbekistan

Combating Terrorist Organizations that Abuse Faith 6 20 Uzbekistan
Security Management During Social Events Course 11 24 Uzbekistan
Tunisia Tactical Field Training Course in Fighting against Terrorism 7 15 Turkey

Data and Crime Intelligence Analysis Course 7 15 Turkey
Ivory Coast Implicit Crime Investigation 5 11 Turkey

Management Course
Djibouti Crime Scene Management, Post-Explosion Case 12 12 Turkey

Examination Course
Senegal Crime Scene Management, and Examination Course 7 25 Turkey
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The General Directorate of Security also dispatched specialists to Pakistan, Somalia, Uganda, Sudan, Mongolia, Cote
dIvoire, Kosovo, Palestine, Kyrgyzstan, Romania and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus to provide training in
other fields based on the requests of the recipients.
The General Staff Partnership for Peace Training Center (PfPTC) has also been actively contributing to partnership
initiatives by conducting courses, mobile training activities and seminars for the members of NATO, Partnership
for Peace , Mediterranean Dialogue (MD), Istanbul Cooperation Initiative (ICI), Partners across the Globe (PatG) and
countries with which Turkey has bilateral relationships.
In 2015 PfPTC provided training programs to:
A total of 1,088 armed forces personnel from 10 member countries,
A total of 188 personnel from 13 countries under the PfP program.
Training given to the staff of the armed forces of member countries
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Regarding other infrastructure and services,

maintenance and repair of orphanages, retirement
homes, shelters for women and children and
OTHER SOCIAL
INFRASTRUCTURE
disabled care centers had been undertaken to
AND SERVICES increase the service quality of such facilities. They
were also provided material and equipment support
and given assistance for care and health services.
Some activities in this category were as follows:
Gaza IRADE Project
Assistance for 2,000 families in Gaza Procurement of 50 battery-operated or electric chairs

for disabled people
Some 2,000 families, as identified in cooperation with
the Palestinian Unity Governments Vice-Ministry of 50 battery-operated or electric chairs for disabled people
Social Affairs and Gaza Zakat Committee were granted were procured in Palestine.
assistance to rebuild their war-torn homes. Repairs of Gazakh Gunerzi Children Care Center
Tesanj youth center and library building construction
project In collaboration between TKA and the Society of Disabled
Women, an association which implements projects to
The Tesanj municipality of the Federation of Bosnia and support disabled people, overhauling and renovation
Herzegovina had started construction of a new library work was done on the Gunerzi Children Care Center
measuring 900 square meters and a youth center in in the Gazakh rayon of Azerbaijan near its border with
2008. Due to the municipalitys failure to complete the Armenia. The center was founded to support the growth
construction, the rest of the project was undertaken by of children from poor families and to prevent them from
TKA in 2014 and both buildings were erected. being sent to orphanages.
Repairs and refurnishing of Vaziani sewing workshop Repairs and refurnishing of Orphanage No. 32 in
Bukhara
Georgias Vaziani Sewing Workshop and its sales outlet
were repaired and refurnished, and internally displaced The three-story orphanage building in Uzbekistans
people were provided training through the establishment Bukhara city, which provides shelter and education for
of sewing and shoe-making workshops. 89 children, and consists of an administrative room, a
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library, an infirmary, an entrance

floor computer room, a second-floor
bed chamber for girls and a third-
floor bed chamber for boys, was
overhauled and refurnished by TKA.
Supporting womens employment

in Congo
100 computers were provided in
support of womens employment in
the Republic of Congo.
Project for procurement of 80

sewing machines
40 sewing and 40 overlock machines
were procured and delivered to
people in need in Palestine/Gaza.
The complex includes a homeless

persons reintegration center with a
capacity to serve some 30 people.
It provides reintegration services
including shelter, social adaptation,
health care and employment training
for homeless people, including
former convicts who have served
prison terms, and drug and alcohol
addicts.
Home repairs in the cities of Maglaj

and Sanski Most of Bosnia and
Herzegovina
TKA and the Turkish Union of
Repairs and refurnishing of Uman in Ukraine, was overhauled and Municipalities signed a cooperation
Municipalitys Homeless Persons renovated. Military facilities and the protocol to renovate homes damaged
Reintegration Center related military area at Dmitrushky by flood in the cities of Maglaj
The Homeless Persons village were allocated to the labor and Sanski Most of Bosnia and
Reintegration Center, a facility and social security administration Herzegovina. A total of 279 houses
under the social services department by a decree of Ukraines council were repaired under the project,
of the labor and social security of ministers, and a social services which was completed on April 2015.
administration of Uman city council
complex was established on the land.
Flood-damaged home and public
building repairs in Maglaj and
Zeljezno Polje
Thanks to financial assistance by the
Turkish Union of Municipalities, TKA
has completed repair work on a total
of 161 homes and public buildings,
115 of which were in Maglaj and 46
in Zeljezno Polje.
Transport of 30 prefabricated
houses to Bosnia and Herzegovina
30 prefabricated houses procured
by Konya Metropolitan Municipality
were delivered to Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
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ECONOMIC
INFRASTRUCTURE
AND SERVICES
The Rehabilitation of road between Puli Sokhta and Darulaman Palace in Afghanistan
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Economic Infrastructure and Services Sector

Graph 20: Economic infrastructure and services assistance distribution by sub-sector
(2015; Million USD)
Energy
Total Banking and Finance
Business and
Other Services
Transportation and
Storage
Communications
Transportation and Storage
Donation of 20 trams to Bosnia and Herzegovina Solar system installation at Juba Airport and
procurement of generators
20 trams were donated by the Konya Metropolitan
Municipality to Bosnia and Herzegovina. In the framework of the project to renovate the Juba
Donation of 20 vehicles to Monrovia Municipality, Liberia Airport in South Sudan and to make it suitable for
international flights, TKA supervised the installation of
20 vehicles were donated to Monrovia Municipality as part
of the town twinning protocol signed between Monrovia CVOR and DME systems, renewed the solar system to fit
and Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. the new infrastructure, and replaced 24 batteries. Efforts
to illuminate and pave the grounds were also initiated.
Rehabilitation of Enguri Bridge at the
New bridge construction at Novi Brachin village of Razanj
Georgia-Abkhazia administrative border
Municipality
The Enguri Bridge, which provides a land connection
between Abkhazia and Georgia was rehabilitated by the The tender for the construction of a new bridge to replace
UNDP, and supported by TKA in order to foster trust- the flood-damaged structure over the Jovanovacka River
building and conciliation between Georgian and Abkhaz at the village of Novi Brachin of Razanj Municipality was
people. provided by TKA.
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Industrial Energy Efficiency and Energy Management Training Program
Hosting journalists
A total of 98 journalists from Sub-Saharan Africa, Baku State University TV Studio
America, Europe, Asia, the Far East and the Middle
East, along with 95 embedded advisors, were provided Energy Generation and Supply
with hosting services as part of the Turkish Directorate
International Industrial Energy Efficiency and
General of Press and Informations program to host
Management Training Program
international media representatives who visit Turkey for
professional purposes. In collaboration with the General Directorate of
Renewable Energy, TEDAS gave a week-long training in
Establishment of a TV studio at the Faculty of International Turkey to a committee of 12 senior executives from the
Journalism Sudan Electricity Distribution Company.
In the framework of cooperation with the International Industrial Energy Efficiency and Management Training
Relations Institute of the Turkmenistan Foreign Ministry, Program
a TV studio was established at the Faculty of International
In collaboration with the General Directorate of Renewable
Journalism for the use of students in the broadcasting
Energy, TKA and JICA, a total of 12 participants from
department. TKA, which cooperates with the institute in
Ukraine Albania, Kosovo, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan,
several capacities also organized seminars, conferences Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan received training in
and lectures in the fields of international relations, the framework of the Industrial Energy Efficiency and
international trade, management, international law, Management Training Program, held between 3 and 16
international journalism, and history and records May, 2015.
management under joint education programs.
Baku State University TV Studio Improvement of Physical Infrastructure of Constitutional
TKA provided computers, server and software as well Court of Mongolia

as supported technical capacity and curricula of higher The necessary transceiver equipment for the improvement
education institutions that specialize in journalism in of the electrical installations of the Mongolian Constitutional
Baku State University. Court were replaced by TKA.
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Banking and Finance

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) held technical training programs for central bank personnel from
12 countries. The program appointed 121 advisors for the program which offered training to a total of 127 experts from
12 countries. The table below gives a summary of the trainings provided by TCMB.
Country Training topic Training Number Number of

term of trainees appointed advisors
Ethiopia Cash Flows Administration 2 22 3
Central Bank Organization, Human Resources and 2 3 9

Operational Risk Management
Control, Financial Planning and Financial Reporting 3 3 3
Public relations 2 7 2
Operational Risk and Business Continuity Management,

Montenegro Information Technologies Security 2 3 5
and Risk Management in Information Technologies
Inflation Targeting Experience, Liquidity 3 14 2

Management and Monetary Policy Tools
Security and Protection Services 2 2 4
Selected Topics on Central Banking 3 9 12

Afghanistan
Internal Auditing Practices 3 10 3
Pakistan Human Resources Management in Central Banks 3 3 15
Cambodia Balance of Payments and Foreign Sector Statistics 3 3 4
Kyrgyzstan Human Resources Management and International Cooperation 3 5 14
Russia Overview of Central Bank Payment Systems 3 21 1
Payment Balance Statistics and 3 4 12
Collection and Analysis of Reel Sector Data
Public Awareness, Intellectual Resource 2 1 9

Azerbaijan
Collection and Library Management
Monetary Policy and Modeling 3 3 8
Protocol Administration System 2 1 2
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Azerbaycan deme Dengesi tatistikleri ile Reel Sektr Verilerinin 3 4 12
Toplanmas ve Analizi
Kamu Bilinci (Public Awareness), Entelektel Kaynak 2 DEVELOPMENT

TURKISH 1 ASSISTANCE REPORT
9 2015
Koleksiyonu ve Ktphane Ynetimi
Para Politikas ve Modelleme 3 3 8

Country Training topic Training Number Number of

Protokol Ynetim Sistemi term
2 of trainees
1 appointed
2 advisors
Indonesia Development of Money and Currency 3 3 7

Markets and Challenges
Kenya Turkish Lira and Currency Markets Management 3 6 2
Kazakhstan Internal Audit 2 2 2
Uganda Internal Audit 2 2 2
TOTAL 127 121
International Islamic Finances Conference Project Forum including an Investment Forum, an Asian and
European Leaders Forum, a Eurasian Economic Congress,
The International Islamic Finances Conference was held in
a Revival of the Silk Road session and a city planning session.
Baku with collaboration from the Social Union to Understand
They also introduced the union and its projects and objectives.
Economic Resources (an association operating in Azerbaijan),
TKA supported the participation of a six-person group from
the Azerbaijan State Economics University (ADIU), the Istanbul
the Union of Engineers and Architects of the Turkic World,
Economic Research and Consultation Institute (ISEREC) and
including the union administrators and representatives of
the Al-Huda Center of Islamic Banking. Support was given
their project team to attend the forum.
for the conference participation of 13 individuals from Turkey,
Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia and Tunisia. Cooperation with the Kyrgyzstan National Bank on
Astana Economic Forum Islamic Banking
The Union of Engineers and Architects of the Turkic World A training program held on Islamic Banking in Istanbul for the
held meetings at key events during the VIII Astana Economic Kyrgyzstan National Bank was supported by TKA.
Business and Other Sectors
The most prominent projects of our country in the category of business and other sectors in 2015 were as follows:
Name of Project/Activity Beneficiary Country / Region

Political Consultations on Africa with France North Africa, Regional
Ecuador 3. Period JETCO Meeting Ecuador
Visit to Turkey of Cameroon Coffee and Cocoa Producers Cameroon
United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
Development Cooperation Forum High Level Symposium Asia, Regional
Eurasian Economies Congress Kyrgyzstant
UNDO International Workshop on Technical Textiles and Sub-Saharan Region
Nonwovens Industry Eitimi
SEPIP 2015 Bosnia and Herzegovina,

Macedonia, Mongolia, Ukraine
Kosovo Businessmen Gathering Conference and Fair Organization Kosovo

VIII Turkic Republics Training Program Central Asia, Regional
Support for Republic of Moldova Gagauz Yeri I. Investment Forum Moldova
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DEVELOPMENT
OF PRODUCTION
SECTORS
Five combine harvesters were
donated to the Tunisian Ministry
of Agriculture by TKA.
Distribution of Production Sector Assistance by Sub-sectors

Graph 21: Distribution of production sector assistance by sub-sectors (2015; Million USD)
Sector total
Trade and
Tourism
Agriculture,
Forestry and
Fishing
Industry,
Mining and
Construction
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Projects and activities carried out by TKA in the fields of agriculture and husbandry
5 combine harvesters were donated to the Tunisian 10 stud bulls were sent to an artificial insemination
Ministry of Agriculture. center in Sudan.
Work to establish Anatolian Faculty of Agriculture in A total of 100 greenhouses were donated to the
Somalia continued.
municipalities of Nova Varos, Tutin, Bujanovac
1000 bee colonies and various beekeeping materials and Ljubovija as part of an initiative by the Serbian
were delivered to 100 families in Azerbaijan. government entitled Sustainable Development
Assistance Program in Agricultural and Rural Fields.
A total of 500 families in some 72 villages in Eastern
Macedonia were given seeds and greenhouse Support was provided in the scope of a livelihood
cultivation equipment for year-long production of program in cooperation with Bangsamoro
high-yielding vegetable varieties (pepper and tomato). Development Agency of the Philippines for preparation
of land for goat rearing as well as for the procurement
In the framework of the project Improvement of
Vegetable and Greenhouse Cultivation in Gunja Region of needed material and equipment including 50
of Croatia 50 greenhouses were bought and mounted training materials, 60 vaccines, 40 pieces of technical
on the land. equipment, 3 promotion plates, and office furniture.
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Support for Beekeepers from Bosnia and Herzegovina
BELWET, an association operating

in Burkina Faso, was provided
with material for fencing the
6.5 hectares of land used in the
Project to Raise 100,000 Moringa
Oelifera Trees.
37 tons of seed and various

agricultural equipment were
provided as part of the Seed
Support Project for Darfur
Farmers.
5 water wells were drilled and

a gardening facility was built in
Senegal as part of the Dialogue
for Reconciliation and Sustainable
Livelihoods for Women Project
in order to support peace efforts
in the region and to harness
the agricultural potential of the
country.
Preparatory work was done for

natural poultry raising in Shariff
Aguak and Cotabato City/Shariff
Kabungsuan in the Maguindanao pressing machine with a filter, and employment opportunities to 50
region of the Philippines, including one dryer were donated as part people.
rehabilitation of fields and of a project to establish a prickly
pear (Opuntia) processing facility 125 families were given a three-
procurement of material to build
in Tunisia to produce oil, flour and week training while 1,000 bee hives
chicken houses needed for poultry
pulp to be used in the cosmetic, and swarms were distributed in
raising.
pharmaceutical and gastronomy order to increase beekeeping in the
One seed separating machine with industries to support production Beni Matar and Haraz regions of
a stainless-steel strainer, one oil sectors in the country and offer Yemen.
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Equipment was distributed in A total of 55 families living in 15 women-headed households in

the scope of the Montenegro different villages were given 90,000 Pakistan.
Greenhouse Cultivation Project. raspberry saplings at the request
15 Ekomilk devices, 15 alcohol guns
10 onion harvesters were donated to of the Inter-Municipal Union of
and 600 30-liter milk cans were
the Vucitrn Municipality of Kosovo. Agricultural Associations (MOUPU)
delivered as part of a project by
of Novi Pazar, Serbia and Regional
350 beehives and tools were the Kosovo Vucitrn Municipality to
Development Agency (SEDA).
provided as part of the Tunisian increase milk quality and to support
Charity Beekeeping Support Project. 20 milk cows were donated to milk producers.
The table below lists the trainings held by the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock.
Country Training Topic Number

of Trainees
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, 6th International Course on Sustainable 22

Algeria, Morocco, Croatia, Iraq, Iran, Land and Water Resource Management
Macedonia, Pakistan, Serbia, Sudan
Morocco, Iran, Egypt, Sudan, 5th International Course on Integrated 17

Tunisia, Oman Pest Management and Alternative
Methods for Reduction of Pesticide Use
Bulgaria, Algeria, Iran, 3rd International Course on Plant Nutrition 15

Cameroon, Macedonia, Sudan and Soil Management
Bulgaria, Algeria, Morocco, Iran, 4th International Course on Basin Hydrology 14

Sudan, Tunisia, Oman and Soil Conservation
Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Pakistan, Sudan 2nd International Course on Food Security 12
and Food Additives
Bulgaria, Algeria, Iran, Egypt 4th International Course on Organic Agriculture 9
TOTAL 89
Projects and activities carried out by the Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs
The International Course on Erosion, Flood and Landslide Projects was held.
20,000 grizzly juniper tree saplings, 20,000 Arizona cypress saplings, and 10,000 thuja saplings were donated to
improve the forestry nursery of Turkmenistan.
Agricultural tools were donated as part of the project.
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Fishery Projects and Activities
Fishery projects and activities carried out by TKA In support of the Al-Ittihad Farmers and Fisher Folk
Marketing Cooperative, a project was initiated in the
15 floating fish cages were donated as part of a project
Philippines for the production of tilapia, a fish species
for the rehabilitation and renovation of typhoon-dama-
of high commercial value. The project worked with 108
ged fisheries in the Philippines. The project is expected
cooperative members in sustainable livelihoods training
to provide employment for 100 people and produce 25
focusing on tilapia farming and marketing. The project,
tons of marketable fish per season.
which consisted of two 6-month phases, including a pra-
ctice period and a monitoring and evaluation period.
Industry, Mining and Construction

The table below lists trainings held by KOSGEB.
Country Program Course Number of Number of

Period Appointed Advisors Uzman
Ecuador Course on Machinery and Metal Sectors, Textiles Sector
and SME Policies, Entrepreneurship and Innovation 5 3 60
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Information Exchange Program 5 10 13
Albania Albania Expert Exchange Program 5 2 7
Uganda Uganda Information Exchange Program 2 1 20
Pakistan Pakistan Information Program 3 2 7
TOTAL 18 107
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Niger Mining Training
Mining Projects and Activities
One drilling machine was procured by the General Underground Resources Program carried out
Directorate of Mineral Research and Exploration (MTA) mutually by MTA and JICA.
to be used in practical drilling training in Djibouti.
A training program for a 10-person group from Niger
7 experts from Balkan countries were given 12 days was held by TKA and the Ministry of Energy and
of training in the scope of the Methods of Capacity Natural Resources.
Improvement in Exploration and Evaluation of
Construction Projects and

Activities
TKA constructed a culture

and sports center in the
Gurvan Saikhan district of
the Dundgovi Province of
Mongolia.
Two block-making
machines and two mixers
were donated by TKA to
support the construction of
lodgings for refugees in the
Erongo region of Namibia.
A block-making machine was donated to the Turk-Chad Entrepreneurs
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Projects and Activities in the field of Commerce

Some of the major activities and programs carried
out by the Turkish Ministry of Economy as part of
development cooperation were as follows:
Participations to trade fairs
Sectoral trade envoys
Turkish Republics Training Program
Commercial delegations
Workshop held in Istanbul in cooperation with
UNCTAD and UNIDO
General Trade Delegation
Capacity Building Program for experts from
Islamic Development Bank member states
Procurement committees
Experience sharing program with Colombia
ECOTA cooperation
Commerce Training Program in the Balkans Food Hospitality World
Turkmenistan Turkic Exports Fair
Trade and Tourism

Tourism Projects and Activities Booklets and promotion materials were published by
TKA in support of the Serbian Tourism Development
Training was given to tourism trainers from Togo on Strategy at the request of the Commerce, Tourism and
new trends and innovations in the tourism industry Telecommunication Ministry of Serbia.
at the Antalya Muratpaa Practice Hotel through
cooperation between TKA and the Ministry of National 2 tourism trainers from Vanuatu were given a
Education. two-week Turkish Culture and Cuisine training by
the Turkish Culinary Federation.
TKA sponsored the Turkish Culture Week held in Morocco.
Turkmenistan tourism training program
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HUMANITARIAN AID
In 2015, Turkey, with 3.2

billion USD in humanitarian
aid, has ranked second
in the world in terms of
humanitarian aid provision,
and also earned the title of
Most Generous Donor
country globally as measured
by its humanitarian aid to
GNI ratio of 0.37%.
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Humanitarian aid is described by the UN as

assistance to save the lives and relieve the
pain of people affected by crises. Humanitarian
assistance, as specified in the General Assembly
decree no. 46/182, must be provided in
accordance with the principles of humanity,
neutrality and impartiality.
Humanitarian aid is described by as measured by its humanitarian aid to

the OECD DAC as assistance and GNI ratio of 0.37%.
actions designed to save lives,
In 2015, Turkey became the second
alleviate suffering and maintain and
largest provider of humanitarian
protect human dignity during and
assistance with a total expenditure
in the aftermath of emergencies.
of 3.2 billion USD, while ranking
This includes assistance to people
first in generosity with a ratio of
who are affected by conflicts and
0.37% in terms of the proportion of
related crises and disasters, such
humanitarian aid provided to GNI.
as by helping them meet their needs
Humanitarian aid provided by Turkey
of lodging, food, water, sanitation,
saw a 31% increase as compared to
health care etc. Assistance provided
the previous year.
during emergencies other than
conflict situations is also considered Humanitarian aid trends in the world
humanitarian aid. and Turkeys conditions should be
examined comparatively to determine
Humanitarian aid the exact donor profile of Turkey in
expenditures of Turkey terms of humanitarian aid. Respective
donor countries with the highest
In 2013, the Global Humanitarian Aid humanitarian aid expenditures in 2015
Report listed Turkey as the 4th largest were as follows: [1] The US: 6.4 billion
donor with a total humanitarian aid USD; [2] Turkey: 3.2 billion USD; [3]
expenditure of 1 billion USD in 2012 The UK: 2.8 billion USD; [4] The EU:
following the US, the EU and the UK. 2 billion USD; [5] Germany: 1.5 billion
It ranked as the 3rd most generous USD.
country after Luxembourg and
Top country rankings in terms of the
Sweden with a ratio of 0.13% in terms
ratio of humanitarian aid expenditure
of the proportion of humanitarian aid
to national GNI were as follows: [1]
dispensed to its GNI. In the 2014 Global
Turkey: 0.37%; [2] Kuwait: 0.33%;
Humanitarian Aid Report, our country
[3] United Arab Emirates: 0.25%; [4]
once more ranked as the 4th largest
Sweden: 0.19%; [5] Luxembourg:
donor and the 3rd most generous
0.16%. The US ranks 19th in this list
country in terms of humanitarian aid
with a humanitarian aid to GNI ratio of
provision with a total expenditure of 1.6
0.04%.
billion USD after the US, the EU, and the
UK. In 2015, Turkey, with 3.2 billion USD Countries that provided the most
in humanitarian aid, has ranked second assistance to asylum seekers in
in the world in terms of humanitarian 2014-2015 were as follows: [1]
aid provision, and also earned the title of Germany; [2] Sweden; [3] Turkey; [4]
Most Generous Donor country globally The Netherlands; [5] the US.
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AID TO SYRIAN
PEOPLE
Turkey has hosted and continues to They have been granted temporary Temporary accommodation
host nearly 3 million Syrian refugees protection by AFAD of the Prime centers provide heating, security,
who have fled internal strife in Syria. In Ministry, and their needs are being worship facilities, infrastructure,
line with its open-door policy, Turkey met through joint efforts of the communications, translation, psycho-
has granted these refugees temporary ministries of Internal Affairs, External social assistance, banking and
protection status, and has not deported fire-fighting services and include
Affairs, Health, National Education,
any Syrian refugees seeking safety in convenience stores, laundry and
Food, Agriculture and Livestock,
our country. dishwashing rooms and showers.
Transportation, and Finance, as well In addition to these basic services,
Around 260,000 of these refugees as the Turkish General Staff, the education and vocational training
have been living in 26 temporary Directorate of Religious Affairs, the are also offered in order to meet the
accommodation centers established Undersecretariat of Customs, and the social needs of the Syrians. Recreation
and run by AFAD across 10 cities. Red Crescent. centers, childrens parks and
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playgrounds, TV rooms, and internet accommodation of the nationals of the the country . AFAD also developed
service have also been provided for Syrian Arab Republic and stateless the Electronic Aid Distribution System
the convenience of our Syrian guests. people residing in the Syrian Arab (EY-DAS) which puts donors and
Furthermore, Syrian citizens are Republic who collectively seek asylum those in need on the same channel
provided with ration cards to meet in Turkey was issued in March 2012
so as to ensure aid is distributed in
their food needs which they can use in in order to specify the guidelines of
the most efficient way by matching
the convenience stores located in the legal treatment towards the Syrians in
temporary accommodation centers. Turkey. supply with demand. The system also
helps to minimize double distribution
In light of the highest possible AFAD issued directive no. 12816 of aid, extends the reach of aid to all
standards being offered to Syrian 2013/8 on September 9, 2013 as a people in need, and ensures that aid is
asylum seekers in our country, Turkey response to the mass influx of refugees distributed in such a way as to prioritize
has become a pioneering model from Syria and the subsequent
those suffering the most.
country in the eyes of the international increase in pressure on national health
community and especially to the UN. services resulting from the spread of
Furthermore, the problem of education
this incoming population to virtually all
of Syrian youth who are otherwise
AFAD is the responsible coordinating cities, starting from the metropolises.
authority for the regulation of The Directorate granted free health eligible to continue higher education
procedures of the Syrian population services to the Syrian people in the but had entered Turkey without
in Turkey. In this regard the directive country to alleviate this pressure to passports was resolved by enabling
concerning the admission and the benefit of all people throughout them to enroll in Turkish universities.
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AFAD coordinates efforts to provide health care for and

26 temporary accommodation to meet the daily basic needs of around 260,000 Syrian
and Iraqi citizens who have taken shelter at 26 temporary
centers in 10 cities in accommodation centers across 10 cities in Turkey. Related
ministries, public bodies and institutions and the Turkish Red
coordination of Disaster and Crescent deliver several services including accommodation,

food, health care, security, socializing opportunities,
Emergency Management education, prayer facilities, translation, communication,

banking and other services at the tent and container cities.
Authority The temporary accommodation centers also include
AFAD
schools, mosques, police stations, health centers, trade
centers, media briefing units, playgrounds for children, TV
rooms, convenience stores, tailoring courses, water tanks,
water treatment facilities, transformer stations and power
generators.
Information Regarding Temporary Accommodation Centers (TACs) in 10 cities under Coordination of the Disaster and
Emergency Management Authority AFAD
Total Residents of Temporary Accommodation Centers 278.659

Number of Syrians in Temporary Accommodation Centers 267.243
Number of Iraqis in Temporary Accommodation Centers 11.416
Total Expenses in TACs in 2015 1.494.889.834 USD
PROVINCE TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION TYPE of TAC TOTAL OVERALL

CENTERS (TAC) ACCOMMODATION TOTAL
HATAY Altnz 1 Tent City 263 partitions 1.331 Syrians 15.280

Altnz 2 Tent City 622 tents 2.935 Syrians
Yaylada 1 Tent City 236 tents 2.715 Syrians
310 partitions
Yaylada 2 Tent City 510 tents 3.125 Syrians
Apaydn Container City 1.181 containers 5.174 Syrians
GAZANTEP slahiye 1 Tent City 1.898 tents 8.447 Syrians 51.193

slahiye 2 Tent City 2.364 partitions 10.470 Syrians
9.602 Iraqis
Karkam Tent City 1.686 tents 7.253 Syrians
Nizip 1 Tent City 1.858 tents 10.527 Syrians
Nizip 2 Container City 938 containers 4.894 Syrians
ANLIURFA Ceylanpnar Tent City 4.771 tents 21.691 Syrians 108.622

Akakale Tent City 5.000 tents 29.348 Syrians
Harran Container City 2.000 containers 14.043 Syrians
Viranehir Tent City 4.100 tents 17.959 Syrians
Suru Tent City 7.000 tents 25.581 Syrians
KLS ncpnar Container City 2.063 containers 10.379 Syrians 33.771

Elbeyli Beiriye Container City 3.592 containers 23.392 Syrians
MARDN Midyat Tent City 1.300 tents 3.068 Syrians 13.738

1.814 Iraqis
Nusaybin Tent City 3.270 partitions
Derik Tent City 2.100 partitions 8.856 Syrians
KAHRAMANMARA Merkez Tent City 3.684 tents 18.102 Syrians 18.102

OSMANYE Cevdetiye Tent City 2.012 tents 9.341 Syrians 9.341
ADIYAMAN Merkez Tent City 2.260 tents 9.934 Syrians 9.934
ADANA Saram Tent City 2.162 tents 10.746 Syrians 10.746
MALATYA Beyda Container City 2.083 containers 7.932 Syrians 7.932
47.406 tents and partitions Syrians 267.243

TOTAL 11.857 containers Iraqis 11.416
59.263 Total Total 278.659
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EDUCATION SERVICES
Adult Courses
Class- Number of Students Number of Teachers
rooms Ongoing Completed
Primary Secondary High
Preschool School School Total Turkish Arabian Total Courses Trainees Courses Trainees
School
1.211 6.857 42.491 20.051 9.308 78.707 315 2.532 2.847 298 13.936 2.036 61.749
HEALTH SERVICES
Number of Temporary Accommodation Center Data Hospital Data
Doctors Number of Consultations Number of Consultations
at Polyclinics Dispatches to hospital at Polyclinics Dispatches to hospital Baby Operations
Deliveries
Foreign
Toplam
Native
across
Total
Total
Total
Total
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Turkey
96 20 7.442 4.886.843 2.275 906.869 12.589 5.839.073 792 455.950 151.746 516 313.117
Note: Data from camps are subject to change; data represented above is based on an information note dated December 31, 2015 by AFAD.
Humanitarian Aid provided by AFAD in 2015
Afghanistan and 320 food packages. Another procured and organized the air
shipment of food and medication aid delivery of medication and medical
In the wake of the magnitude 7.5
was dispatched to the region following consumables to Liberia.
earthquake that hit the Badakhshan
the second 7.4 magnitude earthquake
province of Afghanistan on October 26, 1,700 food packages were sent to
which hit on May 12, 2015.
2015, AFAD coordinated the immediate Albania.
dispatch of humanitarian aid consisting Yemen
of 5 tons of medication to Kabul, the Financial aid was provided to
As part of humanitarian aid operations Vanuatu.
capital city of Afghanistan.
in support of Yemen and the Yemeni
Nepal people who took shelter in Djibouti due 1,650 beds and box springs were
to the internal conflict in their country dispatched to Malaysia.
In the wake of the 7.8 magnitude
in 2015, 2,400 food packages were Via the Turkish Red Crescent,
earthquake with a depth of 15 km that
hit some 77 kilometers east of the prepared and 6 tons of medication were relief material including 100 winter
capital city of Kathmandu, 3 personnel sent to the region. On August 3, 2015,
tents, 100 kitchen sets, and 1,000
from AFAD, 25 personnel from an additional 2,000 food packages,
blankets were sent to people who
AFADs Istanbul branch and 10 UMKE weighing 45 tons, were provided.
have been temporarily displaced
personnel were sent to the region. Other Humanitarian Aid Operations due to internal strife in Ukraine.
Four personnel from the Turkish Red
Non-food aid material was 15,000 tons of flour was sent to
Crescent, 15 from GEA, 13 from IHH, 3
dispatched to Myanmar in Gaza as part of an in-kind food
from Doctors Worldwide, and 20 from
collaboration with UNICEF. assistance project in collaboration
AKUT also participated in operations in
the region. AFAD provided medication In light of WHO reports on health with UNRWA which started in 2011.
and medical consumables, hygiene about the Ebola outbreak in Turkey has sent a total of 43,500
material and food, and the Turkish Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, tons of flour to Palestine since
Red Crescent sent 1,000 blankets AFAD and the Ministry of Health 2011.
Foreign Ministrys Relief Efforts toward Fire and Flood-Ridden Ghana
Accra, the capital city of Ghana, faced and damage. Many were left home- Ministry of Foreign Affairs dispatc-
a devastating flood disaster in 2015 less and lost adequate access to ba- hed humanitarian aid to Ghanaians
due to heavy rainfall. Following the sic needs and services. affected by the disasters.
flood, a fire increased the death toll In the wake of the flood and fire, the
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Humanitarian Aid Operations

Carried Out by TKA in 2015
Humanitarian aid was provided to 160 families suffering as a result of landslides
Heavy rain which fell on July 19 and 20, 2015 in Tajikistan caused landslides in several cities and regions in
the southern part of the country including Shughnon, Rushon, Vanj and Darvoz in the mountainous Gorno-
Badakhshan Autonomous Region; the cities of Kuhistoni, Ayni and Panjakent in Sughd province; the cities
of Panj, Hamadoni, Bokhtar and Jilikul in Khatlon province; and the Rast Valley. TKA, responding to the
call of Tajikistans Prime Minister Qohir Rasulzoda, sent relief material including three-month supplies of
basic foodstuffs to 160 families who were victims of the disaster.
Humanitarian Aid Operations in and tent and food aid for Afghani periodic Israeli attacks against Gaza.
Afghanistan victims of a landslide that occurred In this context, a total of 46 projects
in the Koktaba village of Rustaq town were carried out between 2005 and
TKA provided humanitarian
in Takhar province. 2015. In 2015, fuel was sent to Gaza
aid to Afghanistan in several
different capacities. This included to relieve energy shortages resulting
Humanitarian Aid to Palestine from infrastructure damage due to
humanitarian aid for terror victims,
emergency aid for flood victims, TKA provides assistance for Israeli attacks. Wounded Palestinians
emergency aid for avalanche victims, emergency needs arising from were also treated in Turkey.
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Humanitarian and
Emergency Operations
of Turkish Red Crescent
KIZILAY
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Humanitarian Aid Operations in Iraq a mobile bakery unit and a kitchen;

landscaping and development of
A total of 78,652 families living in or Xamarweyne coast, airport and
at the environs of the cities of Sinjar, environs; and renovation of side
Arbil, Kirkuk, Dohuk, Sulaymaniyah, roads. Construction of an industrial
Tuz Khurmatu, Kifri, Altun Kopru, vocational high school is ongoing.
Diyala, Keler, Khanaqin, Tall Kayf,
Baghdad, Najaf, and Karbala, Assistance to Kenya Najah
and living in temporary camps Orphanage
established in Bahirke, Bersiva,
Kelek, Yahyava, Hazir and Celevle Financial aid granted by LC WAIKIKI
benefited from 146 truck-loads of to the Red Crescent was used
relief material delivered to Iraq for procurement of educational
in 33 shipments which began in material for and the renovation of
June 2014. The total number of the Najah Orphanage in the Garissa
beneficiaries, based on average Province of Kenya.
household size, is estimated to be
around 390,000. Humanitarian Aid Operations in
Bangladesh
Humanitarian Aid in Somalia
As part of the Red Crescents
A total of 45,000 tons of humanitarian activities in Bangadesh in 2015,
aid material was sent to Somalia in vulnerable Rohingya refugees,
18 shipments - 10 by air and 8 by sea who have fled to Bangladesh due
- and was dispatched to nearly every to clashes in Myanmar, along with
part of the country, with Mogadishu Bangladeshi Rohingyas and other
being the first destination. Bangladeshi people struggling in
camps in Coxs Bazar were provided
In addition, the Turkish Red Crescent
with food packages, clothing, and
established a tent camp named
meat at Eid al-Adha and an Iftar
Jaazera Hayat on October 31, 2015.
meal during Eid el-Fitr.
The camp consists of 1,830 tents
in the Jazeera region of the capital Humanitarian Aid to Pakistan
city of Mogadishu. The tent city
provides accommodation to some Activities carried out in scope of
3,175 households (approximately humanitarian aid operations to
25,400 people) including displaced Pakistan in 2015 were as follows:
families, which are spread around
the camp. Moreover, a mobile Support was provided for
bakery has produced around 11.5 orphanages in Islamabad.
million loaves of bread and the Red
Crescents kitchen has delivered 15,000 doses of meningitis
around 11.9 million meals since the vaccine were granted and
camps establishment. delivered to Pakistan by the
Ministry of Health.
The Red Crescent has also
implemented numerous projects 745 food packages were delivered
in Mogadishu including garbage to people suffering from the
collection and whitewashing; the Muson rains; beef from 350
establishment of medical waste cattle was distributed to those in
disposal units; the construction need during Eid al-Adha; 1,000
of Red Crescent stadium; a food packages were distributed
concrete plant and a cobblestone to those in need during Eid al-
production facility; establishment of Fitr.
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Humanitarian Aid Operations in Palestine (Gaza) Humanitarian Aid Operations in Kosovo
A total of 44 medical devices and furniture items were A total of 10,000 items of winter clothes and 1,000 food
provided for two new hospital floors which were recently packages were delivered.
constructed atop the Deralbalahta Shuhada Al-Aksa
Hospital; financial aid was provided to custodians of Eid al-Adha Food Aid Operations in 2015
orphans in five regions including Jabalia, Gaza, Khan
In the scope of the Eid al-Adha operations of the Red
Yunis, Rafah and Central District; 2,000 food packages for
Crescent in 2015, 2,990 cattle and 1,932 sheep were
Eid al-Fitr were distributed to those in need in the Beit
sacrificed in a total of 18 countries and 21 regions
Hanoun Municipality; support was provided to the al-
including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Montenegro,
Amal Orphanage.
Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia, Bangladesh, Pakistan,
Humanitarian Aid to Montenegro Ethiopia, Somalia, Niger, Iraq, Palestine, Kyrgyzstan,
Senegal, Mauritania, Chad and Syria, and a total of 96,558
Three truck-loads of aid material were transported to meat packages were distributed to those in need.
Montenegro to meet the needs of 25 couples preparing
for marriage.
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The 2015 earthquake in Nepal, one of the poorest countries in Asia, had catastrophic
consequences given a combination of factors including landslides, bad weather, and inadequate
infrastructure.
As a result of the earthquake, 8,000 people died while 19,000 others were injured. According
to UN data, more than 8 million inhabitants were affected by the earthquakes in the affected
regions, and about 70,000 homes were destroyed.
The cost of reconstruction of the destroyed buildings has been estimated to be about 5 billion
USD. Against this background, various humanitarian aid activities have been carried out by
relevant institutions and organizations in Turkey for the relief of those affected in Nepal.
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TKA
In Kathmandu, a dermatome device and a baby
incubator were donated to a hospital. Four truck-loads
of humanitarian aid were also distributed among 1,300
families in the Nuwakot earthquake zone, and two
other affected villages. In addition, 800 school bags and
stationery materials were distributed to students.
AFAD
Under the coordination of AFAD, search and rescue and
humanitarian operations were carried out by the Turkish
team which consisted of 81 people, including 10 from the
Ministry of Health National Medical Rescue Squads (UMKE),
40 from Red Crescent, and an additional 31 personnel from
Turkish NGOs.
Turkey is one of 22 countries that sent search and rescue

teams to Nepal following the earthquake.
To help mitigate the consequences of the earthquake,
16 tons of humanitarian aid material including packages
consisting of food, medicine, and hygiene and other medical
supplies were sent to the region by AFAD.
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KIZILAY Turkish Red

Crescent
Under the Nepal Humanitarian Assistance Operation of the
Turkish Red Crescent, 320 nutrition kits, 1,000 blankets, 12
tents, 6 sleeping bags and 5,211 tarpaulins were shipped
from Turkey. In addition, 5,660 potable water kits and 1,000
hygiene kits were distributed to those in need.
TURKISH DYANET
FOUNDATION
A humanitarian team was dispatched to the area. In
addition, supplies of blankets, tents and food parcels were
provided.
STANBUL
METROPOLITAN
MUNICIPALITY
The Istanbul Fire Brigade Team, consisting of seven
rescue workers, served as a pioneer unit participating
in earthquake relief work in Nepal.
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TURKISH NGO
ASSISTANCE
Turkish NGOs increased their

assistance to a total of 476
million USD in 2015, a
45% increase as compared
with the previous year.
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Emergency relief:
Nepal and Pakistan Earthquakes
Earthquake victims were given basic necessities,
provisions and food packages. Aid was sent to
Afghanistan, Nepal and Pakistan as part of the
Humanitarian Aid for Natural Disaster-Earthquake
Project.
Palestine/Gaza
A total of 8,306 families were given food packages in the
scope of humanitarian food aid.
Iraq
Milk, clothing for children and women, cleaning products
and food packages were distributed to 500 refugee
families in Kirkuk. Food packages were distributed to
100 orphan families in or near Baghdad. Further, 1,675
families were provided with emergency food aid in
Ramadi.
Yemen
In-kind relief was provided for families affected by
floods.
Afghanistan and Pakistan

An aid campaign was initiated in Turkey to decrease the
earthquake death toll, and collected funds were sent to
these countries.
Aid Activities Benefitting Syrian Refugees

A total of 10,615 containers and 2,417 tents were
provided for approximately 15,000 Syrian refugees
across 8 camps
The educational needs of 5,000 students (at primary,
secondary and high school levels) in Aleppo were
met. A total of 800 orphans, out of a total of 1,631
receiving assistance, were given lodgings in camps.
Aid was supplied to nearly 250,000 orphans. Of those,
5,430 orphans were given financial assistance in
Syria. Further, 210 orphans residing in orphanages
in Hatay are being looked after on an on-going
basis.
362,600 loaves of bread were produced on a daily
basis thanks to mobile bakery units established in 7
camps and distributed to a total of 143,000 people.
2,122 tents across 9 tent sites provided
accommodation for 9,807 Syrian refugees.
The activities carried out in 2015, in scope of the I Need
You Project were as follows:
Provision of accommodation (tents, blankets,
carpets, stoves, fuel, and repair services etc.),
distribution of rations, food (including baby food),
meals and bread (1,393,620 pieces/packages or
sacks),
preparation of Iftar and Sahur meals for 32,000
during Eid al-Fitr,
provision of 1,903,728 pieces/pairs of clothes and
textile products,
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provision of strollers, bags etc., Monthly financial support to 80 orphans, and in-kind
provision of 46,352 aid parcels, aid for 4,956 students and approximately 200 teachers,
provision of 934 pieces of kitchen utensils, Financial and in-kind aid including funds, scholarships,
provision of 3,652 textile products (bedclothes, sheets, food, clothing, cleaning, fuel and health care for
pillows, quilts etc.), Syrians in need,
provision of 699 cleaning and hygiene products, Provision of food aid, meat for Eid al-Adha, mobile
provision of 11,618 medical items, bakery units and winter season assistance for Syrian
provision of 90,164 items/sets of educational material, refugees and people living in Gaza, Palestine.
Social Services
Orphan sponsorship projects: Monthly orphan Ration distribution projects: Around 10,000 people in
sponsorship funds were provided in 2015 between Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea,
January and July to 1,772 orphans in Mauritania and Cameroon, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal,
31,081 orphans across 29 other countries. and Sierra Leone received rations.
Orphan projects: Child war victims in Gaza, Palestine Rations were distributed to orphans and families in
were given winter clothing, and the accommodation
need across 29 countries during Eid al-Fitr.
expenses of orphans in Uganda were covered.
Stationery distribution projects: Stationery materials 20,348 orphans in 22 countries were given clothing in
were procured for 8,352 orphans in 15 countries. the scope of clothing aid projects.
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Food aid worth 400,000 USD was distributed to Somalia, Afghanistan and Sudan to help fight famine
people in Afghanistan, Albania, Burkina Faso, Ivory and provide education to 7,825 children in camps.
Coast, Palestine, Ghana, Georgia, Cameroon, Kosovo,
Macedonia, Mali, Niger, Serbia, Sudan, Tanzania, and 3,000 goats were distributed in Niger in 2015.
Uganda.
Educational complexes for orphaned children in
2,764 pieces/sets of educational materials, 95,479 Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Sudan and
kg of food, 11,640 items of clothing, 32 various Syria were provided with financial assistance.
articles, and 105 cleaning and hygiene products were
dispatched to Bayrbucak and Yaylada. Iftar programs were organized in Azerbaijan,
Bangladesh, Ethiopia, the Philippines, Ghana, Iraq,
A total of 72,700 people in Africa were provided with Kosovo, Lebanon, Macedonia, Pakistan, Somalia, Sri
food packages. Lanka, Syria, Thailand, Uganda and Zimbabwe.
1,112 children in Thailand, Palestine, and Syria were Rations, food boxes for Iftar, food packages and
given gift boxes for Eid al-Fitr. holiday presents worth 289,000 USD were distributed
to people in need across 17 countries.
My House Becomes My Workshop Project: 100 families
in Bangladesh were provided with sewing machines In-kind assistance in the form of clothing, education,
for toll manufacturing. Additionally, transportation medication, fuel, and cleaning and hygiene products
vehicles (called rikshaws or tuk-tuks) were given to were distributed in Syria, Kyrgyzstan, Uganda,
30 families to support their livelihood efforts.
Kenya, Ivory Coast, Niger, Ghana, South Sudan, and
185 advisors were appointed as part of a project across Zimbabwe.
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Education; 2 classrooms and 2 lodgments were constructed in

Zimbabwe.
The Kyrgyzstan Jalal-Abad Education Complex was A total of 138 local teachers were hired for a year to
constructed. provide education to 1,545 students in Kazakhstan,
Serbia, Kosovo, Albania, Montenegro, Sri Lanka, and
Management costs of the Pakistan/Khubaib Haripur
Georgia.
Education Complex for Orphans were met.
Management costs of the Somalia Anatolia Education
Complex for Orphans were met. Health;
Bayrampaa Health Care Center was constructed
Financial assistance was provided to partially cover health
care, scholarships, accommodation, transportation etc. on land measuring 112 square meters in Sri Lanka.
for 1,082 students from 72 countries studying in Turkey Health care assistance provided in Niger as part of
under the International Guest Student Project. Health and Humanitarian Aid Organization were as
Grants and allowances for accommodation, follows:
transportation, health care and travel were granted to Examinations in polyclinics: 8,432
123 foreign students.
Ultrasound imaging: 1,789
Educational activities in Albania, Burkina Faso, Ivory Number of patients in receipt of operations: 938
Coast, Georgia, Cameroon, Kosovo, Macedonia, Niger,
Serbia, and Tanzania were supported as part of the Dental examinations in polyclinics: 3,329
Education Assistance Project. Tooth extractions: 3,434
Financial assistance was provided for construction of ENT examinations in polyclinics: 4,378
dormitories in Bosnia and Herzegovina. ENT aspirations: 2,135
Financial assistance was provided for construction of Internal disease examinations in polyclinics: 1,913
a complex consisting of an orphanage, a school etc. in Pediatric examinations in polyclinics: 1,665
Somalia. Ophthalmological examinations in polyclinics: 2,462
The al-Aksa Preschool project was financially supported. Cataract operations: 1,338
Annual costs of 30 boarders at the Konya Culture Center ENT operations: 6
established in Mongolia as part of the Lets Overcome EKGs: 93
Darkness through Education Project were covered. Laboratory procedures: 985
As part of the Hidden Africa is Educated Project, Circumcisions: 1,030
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WASH Projects
A total of 867 water wells were drilled
including 292 in Chad, 108 in Somalia,
139 in Ghana, 73 in Kenya, 58 in Uganda,
109 in Niger, 30 in Sri Lanka, 32 in
Burkina Faso, 10 in Bangladesh, 8 in
India, 5 in Indonesia, and 3 in Ethiopia.
34 water wells were drilled in 14 water

well projects including 15 wells in 4
projects in Afghanistan, 6 wells in 3
projects in Ivory Coast, 7 wells in 2
projects in Cameroon, 4 wells in 4
projects in Mali, and 2 wells in 1 project
in Tanzania.
Following water well drilling in

Niger, 100 vegetable seed packages
were distributed and production was
supported.
167 existing water wells in the Taiz

region of Yemen were filled with
water benefiting 17,177 families
(approximately 120,240 individuals).
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2015

TURKISH DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE REPORT

Turkish Development Assistance............................................................................................. 14

Our country has continued to rise as a donor of development assistance with

Turkeys Total Development Assistance

Official Flows Private Flows

Bilateral ODA Multilateral ODA Emergency and Humanitarian Development

Official Emergency and Official Concessional Contributions to International

Together, Turkeys official and private flows of

Of the total 1.073 billion USD in private

Turkeys Development Assistance

Graph 1: Development Assistance of Turkey (2014-2015, Million USD)

Official Development Assistance 2015

Graph 2: Development Assistance of Turkey (2014-2015, Million USD)

Distribution of Official Bilateral Development Aid by Category

Graph 3: Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance by Category

In-Country Aid for International Students

Promotion of Development Assistance

Food Aid for Development

Regional Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance

North and South America

Territorial Distribution of Bilateral Official Development Assistance

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bilateral / Multilateral Distribution of Turkeys Official Development Assistance

Contributions to International Organizations

Graph 8: Distribution of Payments Made to International Organizations

Turkey is ranked 10th among

International Status of Turkey in 2015 Official Development Assistance Rankings

Graph 11: Sectoral Distribution of Turkeys Bilateral Official Development Assistance

Official Emergency and Humanitarian Aid of Turkey

Foreign Direct Investments Made by Turkish Private Sector

Turkeys Assistance to Least Developed Countries (2008-2015, Million USD)

Top LDC Beneficiaries of Turkish Bilateral Assistance

Graph 16: The Top Recipient LDCs of Turkish Bilateral Assistance

Assistance from Turkish NGOs (2005-2015; Million USD)

Graph 17: Assistance Provided by Turkish NGOs (2005-2015, Million USD)

Turkish Bilateral Official Development Assistance Countrywide Panorama

I. EUROPE TOTAL 222,92 II.B. SUB-SAHARAN TOTAL 395,77

Palestine Nablus Turkish Girls School Inauguration Ceremony

Social Infrastructure and Services

Other Social Infrastructure and Services

Gaza IRADE project

42-classroom Bahter School Service Building, Mazar-i Sharif, Afghanistan

Projects and Activities carried out by TKA

Uzbekistan Tashkent Turkish Primary School

Projects and Activities carried out by TKA

Cultural Society, were provided. preschool has been rearranged and

Inauguration Ceremony of Serbia Novi Pazar Primary School

Kyrgyz-Turk Friendship High School

Projects and Activities Carried out by TKA

Morocco University of Mohammed V

Akhmet Yassawi International Kazakh-Turkish University

The Board of Governors at Ahmet Yassawi

The full expenses of university personnel were met including:

Graduate Scholarship Program

Graduate Scholarship Program

Least Developed Countries (LDCs)

The Directorate General of Foundations awarded scholarships

TBTAK Researcher Support Program

Somalia Recep Tayyip Erdoan Teaching Hospital

Number of health personnel who received specialist training : 685

The Turkey Public Hospitals Institution met management costs in

Projects and activities carried out by TKA