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5.3 SOCIAL PROTECTION 5.3 Social Assistance coverage and quality is extended and strengthened through direct provision as well as through leading the
technical expertise, evidence, analysis and advocacy needed to develop Lebanon's National Social Protection System
CROSS SECTOR OPERATIONS & FIELD SUPPORT Crosssectoral  to support the emergency  ptrogramme delivery for the syrian refugees in lebanon
5.2 POLICY ANALYSIS, ADVOCACY AND CHILDWELLBEING 5.2 National and sub-national duty bearers have increased capacity to develop inclusive national and local development agendas
(ie.  policy, programme, budgets) and report on child rights obligations (CRC, CEDAW, UPR and the Convention on Disability)
EMERGENCY COORDINATION SUPPORT Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the programme of cooperation, to ensure UNICEF'svalue
added in terms of emergency programme coordination.
MAINSTREAMING CP & GBV IN OTHER SECTORS Child Protection and GBV is mainstreamed into other sectors and their capacity on CP & GBV is strengthened.
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING IN PROGR Institutional capacities of NGOs are strengthened to provide alternative
 learning programmes to out-of-school children (non-ID, school drop-outs
, working children)
2.4 MULTIPLE FLEXIBLE PATHWAYS 2.4 By the end of 2025, increased demand and access for the most marginalized children to multiple flexible pathways Programmes.
1.4 NUTRITION OF YOUNG CHILDREN 1.4 Infants and young children have access to nutrition services, adequate diets, and nurturing care practices to grow and develop
to their full potential by leveraging multiple systems' platforms
4.1 SERVICE DELIVERY IN WATER&WASTEWATER 4.1 Water Establishments recover and extend their capacity to deliver good quality and climate-resilient services for water and
wastewater.
1.2 QUALITY AND INCLUSIVE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES The education sector has sustained capacity to deliver equitable, quality opportunities for learning and development to Palestinian
refugees, from early childhood to adolescence, in safe and inclusive environments.
2013 CHILDREN OF LEBANON SITAN Equity-centered  Situational analysis (SitAn) on Education  patory Situational An alysis (SitAn) of children in Lebanon with a specific focus on
education is completed
M&E PROJECT SUPPORT / OPS COSTS Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the programme of cooperation, to ensure UNICEF'svalue
added in terms of M&E programme implementation.
5.6 Communication for Development (C4D) PROGRAMME SUPPORT 5.6 Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Communication for Development (C4D) Section.
2.2 INCREASED ACCESS TO EDUCATION. 2.2- By the end of 2025, National capacity improved, resulting in marginalized girls, boys and adolescents, in and out of school,
having increased access to quality education in a gender-responsive and inclusive learning environment.
STRENGTHENING SYSTEMS & POLICIES National education systems, policies and monitoring strengthened.
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS LCO Governance and the internal systems are aligned for being able to deliver Cost-effective, and quality operational support for
the country programme delivery of the affected beneficiaries in Lebanon
2.2 SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING AND REPONSE Formal and informal authorities, civil society actors and UNRWA have strengthened commitment, knowledge and capacity to prevent and
respond to child maltreatment, including gender-based violence, and other forms of psychosocial distress/developmental difficulties.
CHILD PROT. PROJECT SUPPORT/OPS COST Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the programme of cooperation, to ensure
UNICEF'svalue added in terms of programme implementation.
CASH-BASED PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES Children vulnerable to seasonal shocks and multi-dimensional poverty benefit from humanitarian cash transfers
ADOLESCENTS&YOUTH HAVE EQUITABLE ACCESS Adolescents and Youth have equitable access to learning opportunities, economic empowerment, skills building and meaningful
participation
4.1 STRENGTHENED CAPACITY & YOUTH POLICY 4.1 Strengthened government capacity to implement and monitor inclusive youth policies for Lebanese and Non-Lebanese youth.
6.9 COMMS & ADVOCACY PROGRAMME SUPPORT 6.9 Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Communication and Advocacy section to enable
delivery of the programme.
3.7 CP - EMERG. RESPONSE FOR OUTBREAK 3.7 Child Protection Services in  Emergence  Response for Outbreak
6.1 PROGRAMME DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT UNICEF staff and partners are provided with guidance, tools and resources to effectively design, plan and manage programme, and for
effective advocacy on child rights issues
6.8 PRIME PROGRAMME SUPPORT 6.8 Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the PRIME section to enable delivery of the
programme.
3.6 PPL IMPROVED CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM 3.6 Child Protection (APD): Girls and boys increasingly benefit from improved child protection systems for the prevention of and
response to violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect.
HIGH IMMUNIZATION COVERAGE MAINTAINED 1- Immunization coverage for U5 children is maintained at least at 95% and proportion of children aged 1-13 and lactating mothers
receiving high dose of Vitamin A increased to 95%.
6.4 COMMUNICATION & ADVOCACY By end 2022, UNICEF isÂ increasinglyÂ trusted,Â and itsÂ reputation strengthened to position the organization asÂ the leadingÂ voice
advocating for and withÂ children &Â youth.Â - REP, Comms, YAD
5.11 WINTERISATION ASSISTANCE 5.3b Capacity of national stakeholders and humanitarian actors enhanced to provide winter assistance.
NUTRITION Vulnerable girls, boys, and women, including Syrian, Lebanese, and PRS access nutrition services.
PPL LEARNING SKILLS & EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION By end of 2025, the most marginalized boys and girls access quality and inclusive learning including foundational literacy,
numeracy and 21st century
ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH PROGRAMME SUPPORT Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Adolescents and Youth section to enable delivery of
the programme.
7.3 PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION By 2025 UNICEF LCO, governmental, and non-governmental partners are well equipped with tools, resources, and guidance to plan,
monitor and evaluate programs using evidence-based data for informed decision making on children and women
5.4 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT 5.4 Participatory community engagement is strengthened to promote sustainable behavioral social change on key behaviours and
social norms on integrated sector priorities
1.11 H&N - EMERG. RESPONSE FOR OUTBREAK 1.11  H&N - Emergency response for evictions, Natural Disasters, outbreak and Emerg
COMMUNICATIONS PROJECT SUPPORT / OPS Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the programme of cooperation, to ensure UNICEF'svalue
added in terms of communications programme implementation
PROGRAMME SUPPORT INCLUSIVE SOCIAL POLICY & SOCIAL PROTECTION Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Inclusive Social Policy and Social Protection
Section
1.2 HAC 1   ACCESS TO Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICES 1.2 Girls, boys and their families have increased access to safe, equitable and conflict sensitive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services, especially in
poor urban communities and in response to humanitarian crises.
1.5 H&N: IMPROVED MATERNAL, ADOLESCENT,INFANT, AND YOUNG CHILD NUTRITION 1.5  Improved maternal, adolescent, infant, and young child nutrition,\202Fand prevention\202Fof\202Fmalnutrition\202Fand\202Fincreased\202Fability to
detect\202Fit
ECE AND PRIMARY EDUCATION Learning skills from early childhood to end of the primary school cycle are supported
PROGRAMME AND OPERATION SUPPORT The APD programme is efficiently supported to achieve results for Palestinian children.
6.6 FIELD OPERATIONS Effective local/sub-national representation, partnership, advocacy, coordination and monitoring. - Field Ops, All Sections
1.3 ACCESS TO SKILLS FOR LEARNING Palestinian youth, including young people with disabilities, have increased access to skills for learning, personal empowerment and
employability programmes.
3.1 STRENGTHENED POLITICAL COMMITMENT, ACCOUNTABILITY & NATIONAL CAPACITY 3.1 Child rights governance system strengthened at all levels and new national action plan for children approved.
1.6 NUTRITION OF SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN AND WOMEN 1.6  School age children, adolescents and women have access to and demand for adequate diets, services and practices aiming at
prevention of all forms of malnutrition by leveraging multiple systems' platforms
1.8 H&N PROGRAMME SUPPORT 1.8 Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Child Survival (Health & Nutrition) section to
enable delivery of the programme.
6.7 HUMANITARIAN COORDINATION 6.7 Efficient and coordinated UNICEF and inter-agency preparedness and response to humanitarian crisis in Lebanon, including
leadership in UNICEF-led sectors, government strategies, capacities and institutions in place. - HA, DepRep (P), Field Ops
5.9 SOCIAL P - EMERG. RESPONSE FOR OUTBREAK Social P -Emergency response for evictions, Natural Disasters, outbreak Emerg
2012 POLICY DEVELOPMENT By mid-term review in 2013, sector-specific policies explicitly address the priorities of the most marginalized adolescents and
youth to ensure access to safe environments and participation
3.2 PREVENTION EARLY INTERVENTION SERVICES 3.2 Children and women have increased resilience and caregivers and communities are empowered to prevent harmful practices and
create a safer, more nurturing care environment
HEALTH & NUTRITION PROJECT SUPPORT / OPS Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the programme of cooperation, to ensure UNICEF'svalue
added in terms  of health & nutrition programme implementation.
PPL YOUTH  LEARNING&SKILLS BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADOLESCENTS&YOUNG PEOPLE PPL Youth Â Learning and skills building opportunities for adolescents and young people are expanded has context menu
3.3 ACCESS TO QUALITY COMPREHENSIVE  CPSERVICES 3.3 Improved equitable access to and quality of comprehensive response services for children, women and caregivers
ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH SKILLING Learning and skills building opportunities for adolescents and young people
PPL Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) INTERVENTIONS WASH Behavioral change Interventions are Expanded (WASH)
3.3. INCREASED COMMUNITY CAPACITIES 3.3 Children, families and communities in most disadvantaged localities have increased capacities to promote practices that protect
them
2.3 IMPROVED EDUCATION SYSTEMS 2.3 Improved governance, technical and managerial capacities of relevant education institutions to effectively deliver, monitor and
report on Education services provided to the most marginalized
1.6 H&N: IMMUNIZATION SUPPLY CHAIN SYSTEM STRENGTHENING FOR BETTER ACCESS TO QUAL 1.6 Immunization Supply Chain System Strengthening for better Access to Quality Immunization Services
EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF FINANCIAL RESOUR 1- Effective and efficient management and stewardship of Financial Resou
rces. 2- Effective and efficient management of human capacity.
PROJECT SUPPORT / OPERATIONAL COST 1- Effective and efficient management and stewardship of Financial Resou rces. 2- Effective and efficient management of human
capacity.
6.1 SOCIAL POLICY 6.1- National dialogue, policies, plans, budgets, governance and accountability are designed to address child and youth poverty and
vulnerability.
2012 PEACE BUILDING By end 2012, Peace building principles with a focus on the most deprived children and youth are piloted in areas experiencing or at
risk of conflict and progressively integrated as a key component of the education policy framework
ADOL.&YOUTHPROJECT SUPP./OPERATION. COST Youth programme of cooperation is provided with required technical expertise and administrative support
PROJECT SUPPORT / OPERATIONAL COST Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the programme of cooperation, to ensure UNICEF'svalue
added in terms of programme implementation.
2013 COMMUNICATION & ADVOCACY By end of 2012, national knowledge on the most marginalized children is improved and appropriate space is given in the national
debate, and enhanced coverage in the national and local media is ensured.
2013 COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT By end of 2012, capacity of social and health workers is fostering participation and engagement of the disadvantaged communities
in the implementation of the Facts for Life training programme is enhanced.
2.5 PPL IMPROVED ACCESS TO LEARNING OPP 2.5 Vulnerable children benefit from improved access to learning opportunities from pre-school to completion of basic education.
4.2 SERVICE DELIVERY TO MARGINALISED COMMUNITIES & IMPROVING Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) PRACTISES 4.2- Poor and marginalized communities in Lebanon have increased capacities to access cost-effective, gender-responsive and
disability-inclusive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services and practice appropriate Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) behaviours
WASH PROJECT SUPPORT / OPS Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the programme of cooperation, to ensure UNICEF'svalue
added in terms of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programme implementation
ACCESS TO JUSTICE SYSTEM & ALTERNATIVE M Common action platforms and policies are established to promote recreational, cultural and sports activities for youth development
thus decreasing the level of social tension and conflict.
MONITORING AND EVALUATION The situation of children and UNICEF-supported programmes are monitored and evaluated.
SYSTEM STRENGTHENING National child protection systems, including justice for children, benefit from a strengthened regulatory framework aligned with
international standards.
2.3 STRENGTHENED EDUCATION SYSTEM. 2.3- By end of 2025, the education system is strengthened  and improved through evidence-based planning, policy development, data
management and monitoring
4.2 YOUTH LEARNING & SKILLS 4.2 Increased access of Lebanese and Non-Lebanese youth (15-24 years) to technical and vocational training and innovative skills
building programmes for improved  professional readiness and employability.
2.3 ADDRESSING SOCIAL NORMS Palestinian families and communities have improved knowledge and skills to protect children and women from violence and abuse
ACCESS TO QUALITY Early Child Development (ECD) SERVICES Palestinian children (3-6 years) access quality Early Child Development (ECD) services.
SURVIVE AND THRIVE PROGRAMME SUPPORT (STARTING 2024 IT IS ONLY HEALTH PROG SUPP.) Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Survive and Thrive section to enable delivery of
the programme
2.1 IMPROVED ACCESS TO EDUCATION 2.1 Increased demand and reduced normative and financial barriers for enrolment and retention into formal and non-formal
education and early development opportunities for children 3â€“14
NUTRITION AWARENESS Pregnant and lactating Palestinian women have increased  knowledge on anemia, breast feeding, child feeding and applying child care
practices.
1.3 HAC 1   COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION 1.3 Children, Youth and their communities have increased water security through their engagement to demand and responsibly utilize
improved Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services, and to mobilize for environmental education, youth employment, and a healthier and climate resilient
environment.
1.3 ENABLING ENVIRONMENT Output 1.3 National health system has enhanced capacity to develop and implement evidence-based policies and programmes for the
realization of children's rights
7.7 SOCIAL BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE UNICEF coordination in social and behaviour-change communication to ensure that communities know about child rights, practise
positive behaviours and demand essential services.
CP & GBV VIOLATIONS ARE MITIGATED Child Protection & GBV violations are mitigated and addressed.
REMEDIAL EDUCATION AND PREVENTION METHOD UNRWA schools and Palestinian NGOs partners have the capacity to deliver learning support services for Palestinian children.
1.1 SERVICE DELIVERY AND SUPPLY STRENGTHENING 1.1 Service delivery and Supply Strengthening â€“ Operational capacity of PHCCs and other Delivery Systems is enhanced to deliver
adequate, equitable, quality integrated health, nutrition and developmental services.
7.10 SOCIAL BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE PROG SUPPORT Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the SBC Section.
1.1 HAC 1   CAPACITY BUILDING OF Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) INSTITUTIONS 1.1 Sector authorities and stakeholders have the evidence and capacities to implement affordable, sustainable, climate-smart and
disaster responsive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services for all.
5.1 SYSTEM STRENGTHENING FOR INCLUSIVE,GENDER TRANSFORM.&YOUTH RESPONSIV POL.&AD 5.1-  By end of 2025, national system is strengthened to design and implement inclusive and gender-responsive policies enabling a
supportive environment allowing the economic and social empowerment and meaningful participation of vulnerable adolescents and
youth in Lebanon to improve their well being.
LEARNING AND SKILLS PROGRAMME SUPPORT Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Learning and Sklls section to enable delivery of the
programme
4.3 YOUTH PARTICIPATION & EMPOWERMENT 4.3 Increased opportunities for participation and empowerment of Lebanese and Non-Lebanese youth enabling their healthy lifestyles
and active engagement in their communities
1.9 PPL CHILD SURVIVAL 1.9 Women and Children, especially the most vulnerable and marginalized, increasingly use improved quality maternal, child health
and nutrition services, and apply improved health practices.
3.5 CHILD PROTECTION PROGRAMME SUPPORT 3.5 Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Child Protection section to enable delivery of
the programme.
7.5 OPERATIONS Cost-effective, and quality operational support provided in support of the country programme delivery for the affected
beneficiaries in Lebanon
2013 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCY Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities are improved for the Syrian displaced in targeted areas
PALESTINIAN ACCESS TO BASIC SOCIAL SERVI Access to quality basic social services and protection is improved for Palestinian children and adolescents
1.5 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT 1.5 Young children benefit from programmes and practices that protect, promote and support Early Childhood Development by
leveraging multiple systems' platforms
2013 HEALTH AND NUTRITION EPR Health and Nutrition response for the syrian crisis
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Effective and efficient management and stewardship of Financial Resources.
1.2  DEMAND AND ACCOUNTABILITY 1.2 Demand and Accountability â€“ Parents and Communities are supported to adopt  health seeking behaviors, and have enhanced demands
for quality, timely, respectful health and nutrition services.
4.5 PPL YOUTH DEVELPMENT 4.5 Adolescents (APD): Adolescent girls and boys are enabled to contribute to community and national development and make a
productive transition to adulthood.
NUTRITION PROGRAMME SUPPORT Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Nutrition section to enable delivery of the
programme
WASH National systems strengthened and most vulnerable population (especially girls, boys and women) have protected and reliable access
to sufficient, safe drinking-water and sanitation and hygiene facilities.
3.1 STRENGTHENED POLITICAL COMMITMENT, ACCOUNTABILITY AND NATIONAL CAPACITY 3.5 Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Child Protection section to enable delivery of
the programme.
YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECON SOC DEVT Youth opportunities for economic, social independence and self-development are expanded.
CP VIOLATIONS ARE MITIGATED Child Protection violations are mitigated and addressed
7.6 FIELD OPERATIONS, HUMANITARIAN COORDINATION AND EMERGENCY Local governance entities and communities are strengthened to realize/fulfill child rights priorities in line with the CRC/CEDAW
and the recommendations to State of Lebanon.
2013 DATA  GENERATION AND DISSEMINATION By end 2012 Generation and dissemination of High Quality Data on women and children are generated and disseminated and are
increasingly in use by UNICEF Lebanon CO, UNCT partners and Government counterparts
7.4 COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY Communication strategies are developed and implemented to ensure UNICEF's leading voice on children's and youth issues and ensure
UNICEF position as a leader on child rights increasing awareness and action by audiences to protect, respect and fulfil children's
rights.   2) Programme advocacy priorities are developed and implemented to further demonstrate contributions to changes in
policy and practice that affect children's and youth lives through integrated and strategic advocacy and engagement to advance
children's rights and well-being. 3) Public and Private partners are supported and engaged through communication, engagement and
advocacy strategies to sustain and increase their support for the cause of children in Lebanon.
COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY Increased attention and awareness on the situation of the most marginalized children
PPL CP SYSTEM STRENGTHENING&ACCESS TO SERVICES ARE INCREASED Boys and girls in the Palestinian camps and gatherings, including adolescents and women at risk, grow up and live a life with
dignity, empowerment and freedom from all forms of violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect: and those who experience any form of
abuse or violence benefit from greater access to protection, care, support, justice and other services to ensure physical, social
and mental wellbeing: within an overall strengthened child rights governance system.Â
1.10 HAC 2   Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) EMERGENCY 1.10 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) - Emergency response for evictions, Natural Disasters, outbreak Emergencies.
2.4 CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME SUPPORT 2.4 Appropriate technical expertise and administrative support are provided to the Child Development section to enable delivery of
the programme.
PALESTINIAN ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH RIGHTS Palestinian adolescents/youth have increased knowledge on their rights and participation.
Meat distribution project for those affected by the earthquake in Syria Securing a quantity of (153,442) tons of meat to distribute to those affected by the earthquake in Syria Improving the food security situation and assisting families most affected by the earthquake Distribution of (153,442) tons of meat to 180,000 beneficiaries of the earthquake in Syria
Al-Othaim donations distributed (5,000) cartons of dates and (93) tons of dates in Syria. Providing 93 tons of dates to the displaced Syrians inside Syria in the governorates of (Aleppo - Idlib - Hama). Help alleviate the suffering of the displaced and provide dates for long-term storage.
Distributing foodstuffs to those affected by the earthquake inside Syria for the year 2023 Provision of (42,960) bags of flour, weighing (25) kilograms per bag, to support those affected by the earthquake in Syria Supporting those affected by the earthquake in Syria Approximately 257,760 of the affected Syrians benefited from aid
Providing and distributing meals in Syria. Providing and distributing meals in Syria.
Rehabilitation of water plants and solid waste management system in the villages of Idlib governorate with support of operational cost. Providing and contributing to the improvement and rehabilitation of water plants and solid waste management system in the concerned areas while supporting the operational cost. The project aims to rehabilitate water plants and the solid waste management system in the villages of Idlib province with the support of the operational cost. The most needed in the Syrian Arab Republic are solid waste management and disposal to preserve the environment and prevent epidemics.