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1 LEBANON: RRP6 Mid Term Review - OVERVIEW FOR 2014 USD 1.6 billion USD 1.51 billion USD 174 million POPULATIONS TARGETED 1,500,000 Syrian refugees 1,500,000 Affected Lebanese 55,000 Palestine refugees from Syria 50,000 Lebanese returnees RRP6 FUNDING STATUS as 01 June 2014 (including Government Lebanon) 23% funded Official figures from Financial Tracking System USD 1.3billion funding gap With a 50% reduction in funding, many refugees and vulnerable Lebanese will be forced to resort to harmful behaviour to survive, such as child labour, survival sex, early marriage, skipping meals and begging. FUNDING STATUS BY SECTOR 172,000 children will not attend school and will be more likely to work or beg, making them even more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. Sector % total appeal Food Security (22%) Education (15%) Status (%) - including 2013 carry - over 19% 41% 206m Requirements (Million USD)* 368m 1,500,000 more people will go unvaccinated, placing them at greater risk contracting vaccine-preventable infectious diseases, such as polio and measles, and waterborne diseases, such as cholera. NFI (11%) WASH (11%) 52% 26% 187m 183m 800,000 persons will likely not have resources to stay warm and dry during the coming winter, increasing the likelihood disease and death, particularly among children and the elderly. Public Health (14%) Shelter (9%) Protection (11%) 69% 35% 44% 148m 137m 170m Palestine refugees from Syria will not receive shelter assistance beyond September, affecting tens thousands accommodated in Lebanon s already overcrowded Palestinian refugee camps. Social Cohesion and Livelihood (7%) 36% 113m * Figures do not include Government Lebanon Interagency Coordination: UNHCR - Jean Nicolas Beuze Beuze@unhcr.org Ministry Social Affairs Office: Hala El Helou helou_hala@hotmail.com and Makram Malaeb mmalaeb@yahoo.com Photo Credit: Baldwin for UNCHR

2 PROTECTION FUNDING GAP - as 1 June million USD 56% Refugee registration and verification. Respond to protection risks such as personal security, violence, evictions and access to documentation (including birth registration). Disseminate information to promote awareness services. Psychosocial support for those in need. 44%* Provision services to SGBV survivors and children victims violence. Establish alternative care system for children in need. # persons Individual legal counseling in ,558 35,000 Individuals with specific protection needs, such as older people, people with disabilities, women and children, will not be identified leaving them exposed to violence and exploitation. Resettlement or humanitarian admission in ,758 8,000 Women and young girls will be at greater risk child marriage, domestic violence and sexual exploitation. 20,000 children will not have warm clothing this winter. Psychosocial support 210, ,000 Dignity kits for women and girls Service providers trained on SGBV prevention and response 16,945 1,378 60,000 4,000 8% harm 29% Aware SGBV services and referral pathways SGBV prevention and/or access to safe space 64,366 15, ,000 95,000 63% Leading Agencies: UNHCR- David Welin - welin@unhcr.org

3 FOOD SECURITY AND AGRICULTURE FUNDING GAP - as 1 June % UNHCR-registered Syrian refugees receive food assistance. 368 million USD 79% Newly arrived refugees receive a once-f food parcel whilst awaiting registration. Vulnerable individuals whose households are excluded from targeted assistance will be considered for assistance on an individual basis. Extremely vulnerable Lebanese will receive food assistance through e-cards. 55,000 PRS will receive cash for food ATM cards. 19%* # persons reached through food & hot meals 54.0% 75% Reduction food assistance will lead families to eat less or borrow money. The health and well-being many refugee children will suffer because low-quality or insufficient food. Total cash equivalent e-card/voucher transfers or food distributed and redeemed $101,518,069 $236 m % assisted individuals with acceptable food consumption score (>35.5) 81% 100% Average dietary daily diversity among targeted populations % 1% # animals vaccinated 518, ,000 # affected farming households that will have improved food nutrition and food safety 10,500 15,000 harm 96% Leading Agencies: WFP - Naison CHAKATSVA - naison.chakatsva@wfp.org :

4 BASIC NEEDS NFI 187 million USD FUNDING GAP - as 1 June % 52%* Vulnerable refugees and Lebanese are targeted for winterization assistance. Newcomers who arrive with little savings and no means to support themselves receive non-food items, including for winter. Highly vulnerable refugees are given the choice to determine their basic needs through multisectoral cash programmes. # households Tar- 36,000 highly vulnerable households will not receive cash assistance to cover their basic needs, increasing the likelihood that refugees will resort to harmful behaviour, such as child labour, begging or high-risk and degrading jobs. Winter cash grants or vouchers to purchase fuel (per month)* 119, ,350* 800,000 refugees with no winter assistance, increasing the risk disease and death. Newcomers with no basic household items, such as mattresses, blankets, or heating stoves. Winter cash grants for newcomers 10,804 35,290* Core relief items (blankets, mattresses, kitchen set,..) 51, ,700 harm 55% * s refer to January April winterization response 45% Leading Agencies: UNHCR - Chadi Ghajar Ghajar@unhcr.org

5 PUBLIC HEALTH FUNDING GAP - as 1 June % Increased availability and quality services in primary health care (PHC) centres. Basic health services (including potentially reproductive health, vaccination, child health, chronic disease management, mental health) will be available in primary health care centres serving poor Lebanese. 170 million USD 59%* Mobile medical units reach remote locations. Communities understand that poor feeding habits lead to malnutrition. 900,000 refugees and vulnerable Lebanese will not receive basic curative and preventive treatment. 50,000 refugees requiring emergency secondary health care will not be treated with potential lethal consequences. # primay health care consultations 395,595 1,051,350 Many women will not have access to safe delivery in hospitals or neonatal care. Many will give birth in unsafe and unsanitary conditions. # women who attended ante-natal care visits 16, ,160 Children will be at greater risk contracting preventable diseases, and all will be vulnerable to outbreaks communicable diseases. # children under 5 vaccinated with routine vaccinations 21, ,230 More vulnerable refugees and Lebanese will die from measles, acute watery diarrhoea, malnutrition and respiratory infections. # vaccine doses to children under 5 - Polio campaign 1,103,866 2,827,170 # patients in secondary and tertiary health care 22, ,885 9% % deliveries by caesarean section out the total deliveries # health providers trained 35% % 1,860 24% harm 67% # structures equipped Leading Agencies: UNHCR - WHO - Frank Tyler - tylerf@unhcr.org - Alissar Rady- radya@who.int

6 SHELTER FUNDING GAP - as 1 June million USD 65% Weatherproing substandard shelters, including unfinished houses and informal settlements targeting the 40% refugees living in substandard conditions. Rehabilitation collective shelters and Lebanese-owned houses. Site improvements informal settlements. Cash for shelter to cover urgent cases vulnerable families. 35%* Rehabilitation formal tented settlements. Shelter interventions # persons 249, ,000 39,000 refugees will live in informal settlements prone to flooding. 260,000 refugees will live in substandard shelters with poor sanitation, increasing likelihood communicable diseases. 105,000 vulnerable refugees will be at risk eviction due to limited resources to pay rent. Cash for shelter 99, ,700 Rehabilitation private and public collective shelters 6,460 16,200 Rehabilitation apartments/houses (Syrian refugees and Lebanese owners) Weatherproing shelters (informal settlements and unfinished houses) 17, , , ,300 18% 44% immediate risk harm 38% Site improvement (informal settlements) 17,922 81,300 Leading Agencies: UNHCR - MOSA - Mohamad Mukalled mukalled@unhcr.org; Ahmad Kassem - Kassema@unhcr.org

7 EDUCATION FUNDING GAP - as 1 June % Expand access to formal learning through increased enrollment in 2nd shifts in public schools. Expand non-formal education to prepare large numbers out--school children to transition into the formal system. Development curriculum for accelerated learning programmes. 206 million USD 41%* # persons 172,000 refugee and vulnerable Lebanese children will not attend school any kind and may resort to dangerous situations, such as begging and labour. Over-crowded schools will diminish the quality education. Schools will not be rehabilitated. Formal education 140, ,000 Non-formal learning opportunities 65, ,000 Phychosocial support attivities in education setting 42,019 95,000 4% harm 2% # schools rehabilitated, including WASH facilities % # teachers and education personnel trained 1,943 5,000 Leading Agencies: UNHCR - UNICEF - Kerstin Karlstrom - karlstro@unhcr.org, Nathalie Hamoudi - nhamoudi@unicef.org

8 WASH FUNDING GAP - as 1 June million USD 74% 36%* Provide water, sanitation and hygiene services, especially in locations with the highest risk infectious diseases. Latrines, water supply, drainage and solid waste collection systems installed in informal settlements and collective shelters. Infrastructural improvement to ensure that adequate WASH services reach both Lebanese and refugee communities, especially in urban areas with high demands on existing systems. Storage containers # persons 96, ,138 Refugees will face increased risk water-borne infectious diseases, such as diarrhoea. In many areas, garbage and human waste will not be removed in a timely manner, exposing refugees to communicable diseases. 30,000 people will not have safe drinking water each day for the next 6 months. 8,000 people will not have a latrine. Improved water supply at an adequate level service 547, ,000 Improved sanitation facilities 81, ,924 4% harm 20% Hygiene promotion 237, ,700 76% Leading Agencies: UNHCR UNICEF - Ross Tomlinson Tomliso@unhcr.org David Adams dadams@unicef.org

9 SOCIAL COHESION AND LIVELIHOOD FUNDING GAP - as 1 June million USD 64% Expand mechanisms that help mitigate local conflicts, especially in the poorest areas Lebanon. Mainstream conflict-sensitive and innovative livelihood activities, especially for women and youth. Change perceptions communities towards each other through media campaigns and local leaders. # community support projects (CSPs) implemented %* ,000 refugees and vulnerable Lebanese will not benefit from income opportunities. Personal debt will likely increase, and refugees may be forced to resort to harmful behaviour to survive. Host communities will receive less assistance. Tensions between Syrian refugees and host communities are likely to increase as the refugee population increases. Additional community support projects will be cancelled. Many these projects would have allowed refugees and vulnerable Lebanese to access basic services, such as water and solid waste management. # communities benefitting from CSPs # persons residing in communities benefitting from CSPs (refugees and host community members) 1,605, ,500 # change agents (media, local/youth leaders, public servants in health/education sectors) promoting conflict prevention and social cohesion 633 7,000 4% harm 20% # persons receiving vocational or life skills support 8,674 28,000 # persons benefitting from increased income generation, employment opportunities or market creation 3,194 80,000 76% Leading Agencies: UNDP Afke Bootsman afke.bootsman@undp.org and Bastien Revel - bastien.revel@undp.org

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