EQ Phase 1 - Provision of lifesaving emergency education services to earthquake-affected girls, boys, women, and men in Aleppo and Idleb Governorates, Northwest Syria ltp style="" class=""gtWorld Vision International Syria Response (“WVSR”) proposes
to provide lifesaving emergency education services to earthquake-affected girls
and boys in across 7 schools Atareb, Maaret Tamsrin, and Salqin sub-districts in Aleppo and
Idleb governorates for a period of six months. The project will directly contribute to EQR Phase 1 – First Reserve Allocation focusing on lifesaving immediate response, offering integrated services leading to restored educational opportunities within quality, safe and protective learning environments in seven schools within the priority geographical areas of underserved and high-needs communities in Northwest Syria. The proposed intervention will
build upon WVSR’s existing access, capacity, and pre-existing Memorandums of
Understanding with Education Directorates in the targeted locations to ensure a rapid start to implementation. The proposed project will holistically respond to identified
immediate needs while increasing the resilience of affected communities, and is
expected to directly reach 1,222 girls, 2,047 boys, 132 women, and 196 men, as well as an indirect 2,629 girls and 2,695 boys. Direct targets anticipate reaching 36 girls and 61 boys

internally displaced and 31 boys and 23 girls with disabilities. lt/pgt

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ltp class="MsoNormal"gtAccess to formal and non-formal education will be increased
through a package of activities reaching 7 schools selected in coordination
with the Education Directorates, including the establishment of Temporary Learning
Spaces, rehabilitation of damaged education facilities (including WASH
facilities), provision of learning and teaching materials to facilitate the minimum learning package of formal education and non-formal remedial/summer programs, distribution of
lifesaving and protection outreach messages, provision of incentives for teachers and school
staff (administrators, cleaners, guards) and cash-for-education for all
enrolled children for two months. The schools were selected in coordination with
the Education Directorate and cross-checked against impact assessments conducted
by agencies in the education cluster, including WV and REACH. To ensure quality, safe, and protective learning
environments, teachers and administrative staff will receive psychosocial support
(PSS) and Psychosocial First Aid (PFA), in addition to training on relevant
child-friendly pedagogical methodologies. PSS facilitators will
provide child-friendly PSS activities to elevate child well-being through school-level group activities. School Management Committees will be reconvened/established
to increase community participation in education, and in coordination with WVSR
will establish helpdesks at each school. Referrals for children to specialized services
will be available in coordination with Child Protection actors. This intervention will complement ongoing educational programming in nearby schools and be supported by WV's multisectoral teams in Syria (WASH, Child Protection).lt/pgt

ltp class="MsoNormal"gt lt/pgtltdiv style="mso-element:comment-list"gtltdiv class="" style=""gtltdiv style="" id="_com_1" class=""gtltp class="" style=""gtWorld Vision will
contribute USD 120,000 to the proposed project, with funding from its
partnership Support Offices World Vision Canada, World Vision Germany, World
Vision Switzerland and World Vision United Kingdom. Notwithstanding
anything stated to the contrary in this Grant Agreement, World Vision International
and World Vision Canada, World Vision Germany, World Vision Switzerland and
World Vision United Kingdom are all Partners as defined under this Grant
Agreement, and each shall be jointly and severally liable for all programmatic
delivery, technical, administrative and financial requirements, quality
assurance, timely and accurate reporting and all other obligations of the
Partner as stipulated in the Grant Agreement. ltspan style="line-height: 107%" lang="EN-CA"gtContributing
funds will be integrated
throughout direct project and support costs to ensure quality and cost-effective implementation.lt/spangtlt/pgtlt/divgtlt/divgtlt/divgtltp class="sceditor-nlf"gtltbrgtlt/pgt