Achievements since 2014

• Increased the inclusion of resilience in the 3RP. In the first year, resilience components of the 3RP were 28% of overall funding requirement, which has steadily increased to 46% in 2021. 
• Increased multi-year funding by donors. Only 2 donors expressed their support for multi-year funding at the Kuwait conference in 2015, which was increased to 19 after the London conference in 2016 and to 25 at the Brussels conference in 2017. Since then, advocacy for multi-year funding has continued. 
• Produced the Dead Sea Resilience Agenda (DSRA). Participants at the Resilience Development Forum in 2015 adopted the Dead Sea Resilience Agenda, providing a common basis for resilience-based responses across the 3RP countries.  
• Convened the Innovation for Crisis (I4C) learning series. The I4C learning event was held in December 2016 with national and international actors to share knowledge and networking and reinforcing effective, efficient and locally led practices in the response.
• Produced key knowledge products that informed the response. Knowledge products range from tools and frameworks, resource mobilization and advocacy to  and helped inform the design and implementation of partners’ activities in the Syria crisis response. 
• Worked to advance adaptive solutions to forced displacement. SRF is spearheading the advancement of adaptive or development solutions, as laid out in its Position Paper, including through piloting initiatives at country-level.