Partners & collaborations
Shared work.
Local purpose.
Warshin’s records describe collaboration around sustainable cultivation, environmental learning and responsible waste disposal in Qamishli and its surrounding communities.


01 / Documented collaboration
GIZ
Conservation agriculture.
Practical learning for farmers.
The supplied project account describes cooperation with GIZ on conservation and sustainable farming methods at Warshin’s nursery. The nursery provided a setting for demonstration work connected to farmers in Qamishli.
Reported period: 1 January–30 July 2026 · Warshin nursery and Qamishli
Goals & activities
- Demonstration plots for learning about conservation and sustainable cultivation.
- Awareness sessions for farmers and environmental participants on conservation agriculture and disaster risk reduction.
- Related activities to expand green spaces and plant trees in Qamishli, as described in the same account.
This account documents activities and demonstration sites. It does not provide a measured evaluation of crop yields, water savings or household income.
Source: 2026 sustainable agriculture collaboration account, combined activity report, p. 14.

02 / Documented collaboration
IMPACT
Responsible waste disposal.
Community environmental awareness.
Warshin’s activity account describes cooperation with IMPACT within a 2024 incubation program, through the “Proper Waste Disposal Methods” project in Qamishli. The work combined environmental information with practical community activities.
Reported period: June–August 2024 · Qamishli
Goals & activities
- Awareness sessions with children and adults about waste-related environmental problems and disposal practices.
- Videos and brochures sharing information about responsible waste disposal.
- Community planting and rehabilitation work at the Farmers’ Roundabout, as described in the collaboration account.
The record describes activities; it does not establish a measured reduction in waste volumes or pollution. The related project story explains the documented scope.
Source: 2024 IMPACT collaboration account, combined activity report, p. 13.
03 / Collaboration close to home
The local connections
within environmental work.
The activity reports also describe work coordinated with schools, residents and local institutions. These relationships connect environmental care with the places people use every day.
Schools
Schoolyard planting activities connect practical environmental learning with the care of shared green spaces.
Neighbourhoods & villages
Residents and volunteers appear in accounts of planting and care for urban and village green spaces.
Shared environmental dialogue
The reports describe environmental discussions and awareness activities alongside practical work on the ground.
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collaboration with Warshin.
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