Direct: 7,450 – 8,550 Individuals
Indirect: 25,500 – 29,000 Individuals

Significant focus and resources will be allocated to address the systemic challenges and capacitate national actors to achieve the programme objectives and targets, so as to sustain and scale its impact on the long-run.

1. Vulnerable communities are more selfreliant and resilient to shocks.
2. Women and children at risk of exploitation and abuse are enabled to increasingly enjoy their rights, safety and quality services.
3. Policy dialogue around durable and sustainable solutions, including livelihoods and protection for vulnerable communities is promoted.
4. National and sub-national institutions, organisations and structures supported have enhanced capacity to respond to community needs.

Risultati principali attesi:  

• Vulnerable community members have enhanced access to increased sustained income through employment.
• Women and girls benefit from improved protective and enabling environment.
• Children are sustainably protected from the worst forms of child labour through holistic and long-term strategies.
• Enhanced strategic engagement with relevant stakeholders able to influence legislative and policy processes relevant to RDPP’s focus areas.
• National civil society partners have enhanced their institutional capacities to deliver quality and efficient response.

Risultati fasi precedenti:   Through 26 partnerships with local and international actors, RDPP previous phase got the proof that the three ‘thematic areas’- livelihood support linked to protection, research and advocacy - are relevant to simultaneously meet the multiple needs of displacement-affected communities and to promote the necessary policy changes in Lebanon and Jordan to address challenges like access to labour markets, GBV and child labour. With its strong focus on localisation, the RDPP has successfully pioneered localised assistance through civil society actors, resulting in strengthened capacity for tailored protection services and improved access to adequate livelihood opportunities, albeit on a limited scale. SDC South Cooperation will take over the funding of this programme after it was funded from SEM and SMFD.