Needs before action
Support starts with needs confirmed by local organisations and partners.
Humanitarian aid · Recovery · Resilience
Earthquake Relief Türkiye
An initiative for coordinated support, reliable partnerships and long-term prospects in affected regions.
Transparent coordination
Responsibilities, delivery routes and handovers are documented transparently.
Long-term impact
Emergency support is linked with recovery, education and local resilience.
Act togetherlocal · international · accountable
The project approach
From immediate support to sustainable recovery.
The initiative is designed to connect civil society, companies, municipalities and international networks. Its focus is on confirmed needs, direct coordination with local partners and transparent documentation of agreed measures.
“Aid has the greatest impact when it is organised quickly, respectfully and together with local communities.
Three fields of action
Emergency response, recovery and future resilience.
Specific measures are published only after confirmation by suitable local or institutional partners.
Immediate support
Needs-based supplies, logistics, temporary services and coordinated support for particularly affected groups.
Recovery
Support for social infrastructure, educational facilities, local businesses and community spaces.
Resilience and preparedness
Knowledge transfer, partnerships and projects that strengthen local structures for future crises.
Cooperation
Reliable partners with concrete contributions are welcome.
Municipalities, aid organisations, companies, associations, education providers and media can contribute projects, in-kind support, logistics, expertise or local contacts.
Send cooperation enquiry→Helpful for an initial review:
- Region and confirmed need
- Responsible local partner
- Type, scope and timing of support
- Documentation and proof of handover
Transparency note
This page describes a project and cooperation framework. It is not a public fundraising appeal. Donation accounts, tax confirmations, partner organisations and specific aid measures may be published only after legal and organisational review.