Enabling quality learning during the winter period by provision of fuel and heaters for heating to the supported learning spaces. This project supports the winterisation needs of the schools/temporary learning spaces in Idleb and Aleppo, which are supported by Violet and Bonyan under the SCHF 1st Standard Allocation - 2021 as a complementary intervention to the education project that did not include winterisation component in the project design. The winterisation component includes providing heating fuel, stove with accessories, fuel tanks to improve the learning environment in the classrooms/tents to have adequate heating during winter. The project design complies with safe-programming principles for children to ensure that children are safe and protective.  

Violet aims to achieve the overall objective by improving safe and accessible learning spaces during winter in northwest Syria by supporting 76 schools/ temporary learning spaces in 45 location (22 camps), 115 learning spaces (shifts), 947 classroom/education tents with winterization. This includes 3.5 liters of heating fuel for each classroom during 88 days, 441 heaters, 60 fuel tank (2000 liters). The total number of beneficiaries who will benefit from this project: Violet (12772 children, 550 adults) and Bonyan (29402 children, 801 adults), in total, 42,174 children (51% girls), 1351 adults (48% female) 36% of beneficiaries are IDPs through:  
- The distribution of winterization needs (fuel, fuel stoves and accessories, fuel tanks) makes the schools suitable for learning for four months in winter.
- During the preparation stage, Violet will coordinate with Bonyan to develop the distribution plan in two or three rounds includes learning space location, distribution date, round, # of liters, # of stoves, # of tanks, organisation and school focal points contact information. 
- Violet will distribute the fuel in parallel for Bonyan and Violet learning spaces through two distribution teams according to the distribution plan and the amount of fuel needed from October 2021 to February 2022.
- Violet will do the distribution in two or three rounds according to the safety and security team's recommendations to reduce the amount of fuel in schools to mitigate the risk of stealing and fire (please refer to the risk management section, attached risk assessment and SoPs).
- The MEAL team will monitor the distributions and share their feedback with the program team daily and ensuring that monitoring and evaluation findings and recommendations are taken into account during the distribution process to improve the quality of providing winterization needs.
- Violet will provide PPE kits to the project field staff and the distribution and installation suppliers'  workers from another complementary project. PPE kits include surgical masks, plastic gloves, hand sanitizers to allow the project team applies the preventive measure as per Violet's SOPs for the distribution in the COVID-19 context.

For the risk management under this project, Please refer risk management section and to the attached risk assessment for the project and safety and security SoPs for Violet operations in the document tab. 

Over the past 8 years, Violet has been working towards building the education system in Northwest Syria by formal and non-formal education in and out of camps with key activities in this project. On a project level, Violet is regularly conducting lessons learned based on the organization’s learning policies. Violet maintains good relations with the directorates in Idleb and Aleppo, and with community representatives and other stakeholders. Coordination takes place for high-level topics such as MoUs with the EDs for medium-level coordination, Violet will coordinate with education clusters and the local councils to getting their support in facilitating the implementation of the project activities.