Direct beneficiaries for basic water and sanitation services (WASH): Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Informal Tented Settlements: 400 households  

• Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in communities: 9 community construction and rehabilitation projects 
• Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in institutions: 25 Healthcare centres
• 13 solar water pumping projects  
• 20 schools  

Indirect  beneficiaries: Regional Water Authorities (Water Establishments),  Municipalities, Schools, primary health care centers and other public institutions and infrastructure. 

Outcome 1: Community resilience is enhanced through improved mitigation  and preparedness for water, environmental sanitation, and hygiene-related challenges. 

Outcome 2: Access to water, environmental sanitation, and hygiene systems  within targeted communities is improved through sustainable management of  participatory WASH response, recovery, and development initiatives. 

Outcome 3: The WASH program capacities and cultivated innovative solutions  are strengthened, resulting in heightened efficiency, responsiveness, and sustainability across water, environmental sanitation, and hygiene initiatives. 

These outcomes remain entirely valid in the conflict and activities will be  adapted to the conflict development if needed. 

Principaux résultats attendus:  

Output 1.1: Communities are equipped and prepared with the knowledge, skills, resources and infrastructure for WASH preparedness and mitigation. 

Output 2.1: Communities impacted by an emergency crisis are provided with essential water, environmental sanitation, and hygiene resources. 

Output 3.1: Staff and volunteers are equipped with enhanced skills and knowledge through targeted and specialized capacity building initiatives. 

Principaux résultats antérieurs:  

Informal Tented Settlements: 187 Syrian households (1481 individuals) were provided with basic water, sanitation and hygiene services. 

Institutions: Basic water, sanitation and hygiene services in 16 neighbouring schools with 6,361 Lebanese and 1,544 Syrian students, one Public Health Center and one Government building frequented by 16,000 citizens  could be assured and since function reliably. 

Host Community projects: Five water pumping projects serving around 2,200 citizens reliably.  

Quarantine  Units: 23 Quarantining Units for COVID installed. Since the end of  the pandemic used as training locations. Recently they were identified as shelter for IDPs in the contingency planning for an extended conflict.