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SUPPORT THE INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT (MHPSS) INTO THE FAMILY HEALTH TEAM (FHT) APPROACH IN LEBANON SUPPORT THE INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT (MHPSS) INTO THE FAMILY HEALTH TEAM (FHT) APPROACH IN LEBANON SUPPORT THE INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT (MHPSS) INTO THE FAMILY HEALTH TEAM (FHT) APPROACH IN LEBANON SUPPORT THE INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT (MHPSS) INTO THE FAMILY HEALTH TEAM (FHT) APPROACH IN LEBANON
2024 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Shelter and Non Food Items UNRWA will respond to the major increase in shelter needs, extensive damage to housing units and consequent prolonged displacement resulting from ISF incursions and armed confrontations in refugee camps. UNRWA will support 500 households in rehabilitating their shelters through a self-help approach. A further 100 homes will be reconstructed, 
also through a self-help approach, with families receiving rental subsidies as a temporary measure whilst homes are being reconstructed.
2021Programme Budget - Syria - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Syria - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Syria - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Syria - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - MICROFINANCE PROGRAMME - Social Services - MD Branch 2 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - MICROFINANCE PROGRAMME - Social Services - MD Branch 2 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - MICROFINANCE PROGRAMME - Social Services - MD Branch 2 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - MICROFINANCE PROGRAMME - Social Services - MD Branch 2
2023Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2023Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2023Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2023Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT
2023Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WS 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WS 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WS 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WS
ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEE CHILDREN IN LEBANON ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEE CHILDREN IN LEBANON ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEE CHILDREN IN LEBANON ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEE CHILDREN IN LEBANON
2019 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Mental Health and Psychosocial Support 2019 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Mental Health and Psychosocial Support In 2019, UNRWA will provide mental health and psychosocial support to vulnerable adults and children through its education and health programmes, with a focus on ensuring that all students have the essential skills to cope with the challenging environment that surrounds them. To this end, 274 school counsellors will be deployed to identify and support children who are experiencing psychosocial problems and protection threats through individual and targeted group interventions in schools, in line with the Agency?s inclusive education approach to the provision of psychosocial support. The Agency will organize structured parent and community education sessions to promote positive parenting and positive family lives to increase coping capacity and resilience of adults. Through its network of health centres, UNRWA will support the most vulnerable refugees, primarily women (90 per cent of cases) and women survivors of GBV (80 per cent of all cases). This support will include group counselling, structured psychoeducation sessions and the provision of legal advice aimed at promoting a holistic approach to child and family well-being. In 2019, UNRWA will provide mental health and psychosocial support to vulnerable adults and children through its education and health programmes, with a focus on ensuring that all students have the essential skills to cope with the challenging environment that surrounds them. To this end, 274 school counsellors will be deployed to identify and support children who are experiencing psychosocial problems and protection threats through individual and targeted group interventions in schools, in line with the Agency?s inclusive education approach to the provision of psychosocial support. The Agency will organize structured parent and community education sessions to promote positive parenting and positive family lives to increase coping capacity and resilience of adults. Through its network of health centres, UNRWA will support the most vulnerable refugees, primarily women (90 per cent of cases) and women survivors of GBV (80 per cent of all cases). This support will include group counselling, structured psychoeducation sessions and the provision of legal advice aimed at promoting a holistic approach to child and family well-being.
COMPUTER LAB IRBID PBS 1&2, JORDAN COMPUTER LAB IRBID PBS 1&2, JORDAN COMPUTER LAB IRBID PBS 1&2, JORDAN COMPUTER LAB IRBID PBS 1&2, JORDAN
2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Emergency Assistance (RSS) 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Emergency Assistance (RSS) 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Emergency Assistance (RSS) 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Emergency Assistance (RSS)
2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC
2024 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Coordination and Management JFO will ensure an effective response to PRS needs through the delivery of services and timely interventions as outlined in the 2024 EA. This will include costs for: (i) certain protection, emergency coordination, monitoring and reporting positions that are required to effectively and efficiently deliver the emergency response; and (ii) critical operational expenses, such as transportation and telecommunication fees.
In 2024, the ECU will be fully integrated under the Relief and Social Services Programme that will continue providing coordination and management support to the emergency response, together with other UNRWA programmes and support offices. The Relief and Social Services Programme will work closely with the national and international humanitarian community in Jordan to harmonise, as appropriate, the Agency’s emergency response for PRS, in line with the Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability. The JFO emergency coordinator will be supported by an emergency data analyst, information management officer, field support officer, monitoring and reporting consultant and an administrative officer.
STRENGTHENING PREVENTION AND RESPONSE TO SEA THROUGH SPECIALIZED TRAINING STRENGTHENING PREVENTION AND RESPONSE TO SEA THROUGH SPECIALIZED TRAINING STRENGTHENING PREVENTION AND RESPONSE TO SEA THROUGH SPECIALIZED TRAINING STRENGTHENING PREVENTION AND RESPONSE TO SEA THROUGH SPECIALIZED TRAINING
2022Programme Budget - Jordan - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation Programme 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation Programme 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation Programme 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation Programme
2024Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2024Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement
2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, R 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, R 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, R 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, R
ENHANCEMENT OF HUMAN SECURITY OF THE PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE WEST BANK (CONSTRUCTION OF AQBAT JABER SEWERAGE NETWORK) ENHANCEMENT OF HUMAN SECURITY OF THE PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE WEST BANK (CONSTRUCTION OF AQBAT JABER SEWERAGE NETWORK) ENHANCEMENT OF HUMAN SECURITY OF THE PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE WEST BANK (CONSTRUCTION OF AQBAT JABER SEWERAGE NETWORK) ENHANCEMENT OF HUMAN SECURITY OF THE PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE WEST BANK (CONSTRUCTION OF AQBAT JABER SEWERAGE NETWORK)
2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Emergency Food Assistance 2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Emergency Food Assistance Under the 2021 Emergency Appeal, food-insecure Bedouin and herder communities in Area C will be provided with in-kind food assistance through an existing cooperative arrangement between UNRWA and the World Food Programme (WFP). Through this intervention, 37,437 individuals from Bedouin and herder communities will receive food parcels on a quarterly basis, with food items procured by WFP and distributed by UNRWA. These communities are amongst the most vulnerable populations in the West Bank with food insecurity levels exceeding 60 per cent for Bedouin refugees, in comparison with 16 per cent for all refugees in the West Bank. Furthermore, UNRWA will provide 18,000 vulnerable refugee households with in-kind food baskets to mitigate their food insecurity due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Through this intervention, the Agency aims to support Palestine refugee households in home quarantine or isolation facing acute economic shocks.   In 2021, UNRWA will continue to distribute food assistance incorporating COVID-19 risk-mitigation measures; this will include controlled management of crowds, ensuring physical distancing at UNRWA installations, strict use of PPE, and enhanced hygiene and cleanliness measures. Under the 2021 Emergency Appeal, food-insecure Bedouin and herder communities in Area C will be provided with in-kind food assistance through an existing cooperative arrangement between UNRWA and the World Food Programme (WFP). Through this intervention, 37,437 individuals from Bedouin and herder communities will receive food parcels on a quarterly basis, with food items procured by WFP and distributed by UNRWA. These communities are amongst the most vulnerable populations in the West Bank with food insecurity levels exceeding 60 per cent for Bedouin refugees, in comparison with 16 per cent for all refugees in the West Bank. Furthermore, UNRWA will provide 18,000 vulnerable refugee households with in-kind food baskets to mitigate their food insecurity due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Through this intervention, the Agency aims to support Palestine refugee households in home quarantine or isolation facing acute economic shocks.   In 2021, UNRWA will continue to distribute food assistance incorporating COVID-19 risk-mitigation measures; this will include controlled management of crowds, ensuring physical distancing at UNRWA installations, strict use of PPE, and enhanced hygiene and cleanliness measures.
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management
SUPPORT IOT TRAINING FOR UNRWA STAFF SUPPORT IOT TRAINING FOR UNRWA STAFF SUPPORT IOT TRAINING FOR UNRWA STAFF SUPPORT IOT TRAINING FOR UNRWA STAFF
2022Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management
SUPPORTING UNRWA 2023 DIGITAL END OF YEAR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN SUPPORTING UNRWA 2023 DIGITAL END OF YEAR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN SUPPORTING UNRWA 2023 DIGITAL END OF YEAR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN SUPPORTING UNRWA 2023 DIGITAL END OF YEAR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
2022Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities maintenance 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities maintenance 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities maintenance 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities maintenance
2021 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Emergency Food Assistance 2021 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Emergency Food Assistance Under the 2021 Emergency Appeal, food-insecure Bedouin and herder communities in Area C will be provided with in-kind food assistance through an existing cooperative arrangement between UNRWA and the World Food Programme (WFP). Through this intervention, 37,437 individuals from Bedouin and herder communities will receive food parcels on a quarterly basis, with food items procured by WFP and distributed by UNRWA. These communities are amongst the most vulnerable populations in the West Bank with food insecurity levels exceeding 60 per cent for Bedouin refugees, in comparison with 16 per cent for all refugees in the West Bank. Furthermore, UNRWA will provide 18,000 vulnerable refugee households with in-kind food baskets to mitigate their food insecurity due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Through this intervention, the Agency aims to support Palestine refugee households in home quarantine or isolation facing acute economic shocks.   In 2021, UNRWA will continue to distribute food assistance incorporating COVID-19 risk-mitigation measures; this will include controlled management of crowds, ensuring physical distancing at UNRWA installations, strict use of PPE, and enhanced hygiene and cleanliness measures. Under the 2021 Emergency Appeal, food-insecure Bedouin and herder communities in Area C will be provided with in-kind food assistance through an existing cooperative arrangement between UNRWA and the World Food Programme (WFP). Through this intervention, 37,437 individuals from Bedouin and herder communities will receive food parcels on a quarterly basis, with food items procured by WFP and distributed by UNRWA. These communities are amongst the most vulnerable populations in the West Bank with food insecurity levels exceeding 60 per cent for Bedouin refugees, in comparison with 16 per cent for all refugees in the West Bank. Furthermore, UNRWA will provide 18,000 vulnerable refugee households with in-kind food baskets to mitigate their food insecurity due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Through this intervention, the Agency aims to support Palestine refugee households in home quarantine or isolation facing acute economic shocks.   In 2021, UNRWA will continue to distribute food assistance incorporating COVID-19 risk-mitigation measures; this will include controlled management of crowds, ensuring physical distancing at UNRWA installations, strict use of PPE, and enhanced hygiene and cleanliness measures.
2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Emergency Cash Assistance 2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Emergency Cash Assistance In 2021, UNRWA plans to provide unconditional and non-restricted cash assistance through its e-card modality to an estimated 24,128 abject poor refugee individuals in the West Bank, inside and outside of the 19 refugee camps. This modality provides cash to vulnerable refugees who live on less than two dollars a day, through bank debit cards in partnership with the Bank of Palestine. Beneficiaries are targeted following assessments by UNRWA social workers. The poverty level of the households is assessed using a Proxy Means Test Formula (PMTF). Each household identified receives 125 New Israeli Shekels (ILS) (approx. US$ 35) per person per quarter. In 2021, UNRWA plans to provide unconditional and non-restricted cash assistance through its e-card modality to an estimated 24,128 abject poor refugee individuals in the West Bank, inside and outside of the 19 refugee camps. This modality provides cash to vulnerable refugees who live on less than two dollars a day, through bank debit cards in partnership with the Bank of Palestine. Beneficiaries are targeted following assessments by UNRWA social workers. The poverty level of the households is assessed using a Proxy Means Test Formula (PMTF). Each household identified receives 125 New Israeli Shekels (ILS) (approx. US$ 35) per person per quarter.
2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - HQ - Coordination and Management 2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - HQ - Coordination and Management At the headquarters (HQ) level, the Department of Planning is responsible for the planning and coordination of UNRWA’s emergency response activities. Under the 2021 EA, a senior emergency officer  will oversee planning, monitoring and reporting activities. Reporting will be managed through an online results-based monitoring (RBM) system that allows the Agency to track actual results against planned priorities on a quarterly basis, facilitating regular consolidated reporting. UNRWA will also maintain other HQ functions in support of emergency operations, such as data analysis for emergency programmes implemented by the Agency’s Department of Relief and Social Services, and engagement with international human rights mechanisms and other legal support led by the Department of Legal Affairs. At the headquarters (HQ) level, the Department of Planning is responsible for the planning and coordination of UNRWA’s emergency response activities. Under the 2021 EA, a senior emergency officer  will oversee planning, monitoring and reporting activities. Reporting will be managed through an online results-based monitoring (RBM) system that allows the Agency to track actual results against planned priorities on a quarterly basis, facilitating regular consolidated reporting. UNRWA will also maintain other HQ functions in support of emergency operations, such as data analysis for emergency programmes implemented by the Agency’s Department of Relief and Social Services, and engagement with international human rights mechanisms and other legal support led by the Department of Legal Affairs.
2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria -Capacity and Management Support 2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria -Capacity and Management Support Management, coordination and technical staff are essential for UNRWA to deliver timely and effective humanitarian assistance, to ensure efficient coordination with relevant stakeholders and to enhance advocacy on behalf of Palestine refugees. UNRWA will continue to conduct safety and security trainings for its staff across Syria 
and to build staff capacity regarding neutrality. While the vast majority of posts will continue to be filled by Palestine refugees, UNRWA will maintain some international capacity, particularly specialist staff in the fields of humanitarian response, protection, logistics and grants management. Management, coordination and technical staff are essential for UNRWA to deliver timely and effective humanitarian assistance, to ensure efficient coordination with relevant stakeholders and to enhance advocacy on behalf of Palestine refugees. UNRWA will continue to conduct safety and security trainings for its staff across Syria 
and to build staff capacity regarding neutrality. While the vast majority of posts will continue to be filled by Palestine refugees, UNRWA will maintain some international capacity, particularly specialist staff in the fields of humanitarian response, protection, logistics and grants management.
2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Processes 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Processes 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Processes 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Processes
2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support
2022Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2022Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2022Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2022Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement
2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Relief & Social Services Programme - Social Marginalization - Social Services Referral and Support 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Relief & Social Services Programme - Social Marginalization - Social Services Referral and Support 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Relief & Social Services Programme - Social Marginalization - Social Services Referral and Support 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Relief & Social Services Programme - Social Marginalization - Social Services Referral and Support