The development interaction network has established its centers to work in the media, culture, human rights violations’ documentation, sustainable development and human development - DIN. DIN Helps in developing those areas to enable the Syrian society to express and defend its political, social, economic and cultural interests by democratic means guaranteed by the democratic civil state and based upon the experience of the Syrian civil activists’ efforts that are distributed on 1 main office and 10 branch offices inside Syria.

DIN efforts focus on good governance, security and the rule of law, environment and social dimensions, including the reintegration of displaced populations. DIN aims to stabilize human security and addresses underlying risks that contributed to the crisis.

The populations affected by the crisis require lifesaving support; their communities, institutions and livelihoods have often been physically destroyed and weakened. DIN works to restore services, livelihood opportunities and governance capacity of local councils, and support local grass roots groups. DIN believes the sooner the affected areas are stabilized, the shorter and more effective the recovery process is likely to be, where national and local institutions run by de facto forces or by the government will progress with providing basic services and assuming governance functions such as security, local administration and procedural justice.