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I n t er - A gen c y C o o r din a tion L ebanon QUARTERLY DASHBOARD Jan - Mar 2015 SITUATION ANALYSIS - March FUNDING Required/Received PEOPLE In Need/Target 3.3m People in Need 2.2m People Targeted PROGRESS AGAINST 2015 TARGETS 1 st Quarter progress Tripoli +5 Akkar Bekaa Beirut & Mt Lebanon South PARTNERS 19 partners in Lebanon 8 9 12 PROTECTION sector Contact Information: Kiran Kaur <[email protected]> Reporting Agencies Jan - Mar Progress 40,000 214,090 608 57,771 300,000 53,800 19,000 AJEM Lebanon, AMEL, CLMC, CONCERN, DRC, Handicap International, Intersos, IOM, IRC, IRD, Makhzoumi, Mercy Corps, NRC, OXFAM, PU-AMI, SHEILD, SOS Village, UNHCR, UNRWA The total number of Syrian refugees at the end of March was 1,192,280. The imposition of admission restrictions beginning in January 2015 has resulted in a nearly 75 per cent drop in monthly refugee registrations with UNHCR, compared to the same period in 2014. A total of 45,150 Palestine Refugees from Syria (PRS) has been recorded by UNRWA. This categories. Seeking refuge in Lebanon is not an approved reason other than in exceptional circumstances. The Government also issued new regulations governing the renewal of a notarized pledge that they will return to Syria when their permit expires or when requested by the Government. Most refugees are not able to pay the US $200 fee, nor can they means. As a result of these measures, there is a growing sense of insecurity and unease in refugee communities. Protection partners have been following these legal changes closely and providing critical legal advice and support to refugees. Evictions of refugees from informal settlements caused considerable concern early in the year because of harsh winter conditions and a lack of alternative shelter but the evictions rate abated towards the end of March. Some 6,800 persons had to relocate this year, mainly on orders from the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) in the Bekaa for being in or too close Partners are working to assist the most vulnerable among those at risk. home. Partners work closely with the authorities to address this concern, including through awareness campaigns and legal advice and support. Refugees 1,815,000 Vulnerable Lebanese 370,000 Count of partners per area of operation # individuals provided with individual legal counseling # individuals participating in community center and community-based activities # community-self management structures established in collective sites supported through case management # Syrians registered (restarting in April) # of individuals submitted for resettlement & Humanitarian Admission PROGRESS BY DISAGGREGATION 40% 67.1 m received gap 44.7 m Received 111.8 m (required) PRS Recorded 2,283 0 397 37,660 3,975 117 25,327 8,667 1,000 Documentation Housing/Land/Property Detention Other matters 8,029 202 104 332 8,667 individual INDICATOR 1: # individuals provided with individual legal counseling (By type) Age < 18 Age 18-25 Age 26-59 Age 60+ Age not recorded 14,056 3,762 2,269 371 4,914 25,327 individual INDICATOR 2: # individuals participating in community center and community-based activities Legal stay Other documents 3,642 2,521 1,866 8,029 individual INDICATOR 1: # individuals provided with individual legal counseling (Documentation: By type of documents) During the initial months of the year some partners may use un-earmarked global funds to ensure programmes can begin in the absence of funding earmarked specifically for the sector

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  • Inter-AgencyCoordinationLebanon

    QUARTERLY DASHBOARD Jan - Mar 2015

    SITUATION ANALYSIS - March

    FUNDINGRequired/Received

    PEOPLEIn Need/Target

    3.3m People in Need2.2m People Targeted

    PROGRESS AGAINST 2015 TARGETS1st Quarter progress

    Tripoli +5

    Akkar

    Bekaa

    Beirut &Mt Lebanon

    South

    PARTNERS19 partners in Lebanon

    8912

    PROTECTIONsector Contact Information: Kiran Kaur

    Reporting Agencies

    Jan - Mar

    Progress

    40,000

    214,090

    608

    57,771

    300,000

    53,800

    19,000

    AJEM Lebanon, AMEL, CLMC, CONCERN, DRC, Handicap International, Intersos, IOM, IRC, IRD, Makhzoumi, Mercy Corps, NRC, OXFAM, PU-AMI, SHEILD, SOS Village, UNHCR, UNRWA

    The total number of Syrian refugees at the end of March was 1,192,280. The imposition of admission restrictions beginning in January 2015 has resulted in a nearly 75 per cent drop in monthly refugee registrations with UNHCR, compared to the same period in 2014. A total of 45,150 Palestine Refugees from Syria (PRS) has been recorded by UNRWA. This

    categories. Seeking refuge in Lebanon is not an approved reason other than in exceptional circumstances. The Government also issued new regulations governing the renewal of

    a notarized pledge that they will return to Syria when their permit expires or when requested by the Government. Most refugees are not able to pay the US $200 fee, nor can they

    means. As a result of these measures, there is a growing sense of insecurity and unease in refugee communities. Protection partners have been following these legal changes closely and providing critical legal advice and support to refugees.

    Evictions of refugees from informal settlements caused considerable concern early in the year because of harsh winter conditions and a lack of alternative shelter but the evictions rate abated towards the end of March. Some 6,800 persons had to relocate this year, mainly on orders from the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) in the Bekaa for being in or too close

    Partners are working to assist the most vulnerable among those at risk.

    home. Partners work closely with the authorities to address this concern, including through awareness campaigns and legal advice and support.

    Refugees1,815,000

    Vulnerable Lebanese370,000

    Count of partners per area of operation

    # individuals provided with individual legal counseling

    # individuals participating in community center and community-based activities

    # community-self management structures established in collective sites

    supported through case management

    # Syrians registered

    (restarting in April)

    # of individuals submitted for resettlement & Humanitarian Admission

    PROGRESS BY DISAGGREGATION

    40%

    67.1 m received gap

    44.7 m

    Received111.8 m (required)

    PRS Recorded

    2,283

    0

    397

    37,660

    3,975

    117

    25,327

    8,667

    1,000

    Documentation

    Housing/Land/Property

    Detention

    Other matters

    8,029202104332

    8,667individual

    INDICATOR 1: # individuals provided with individual legal counseling (By type)

    Age < 18

    Age 18-25

    Age 26-59

    Age 60+

    Age not recorded

    14,0563,7622,269

    3714,914

    25,327individual

    INDICATOR 2: # individuals participating in community center and community-based activities

    Legal stay

    Other documents

    3,6422,5211,8668,029

    individual

    INDICATOR 1: # individuals provided with individual legal counseling (Documentation: By type of documents)

    During the initial months of the year some partners may use un-earmarked global funds to ensure programmes can begin in the absence of funding earmarked specifically for the sector

  • SECTOR

  • The boundaries and names shown on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptancyby the United Nations.. It does not constitute an official United Nations map. The designationsemployed and the presentation of material on this map do not imply the expression of anyopinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legalstatus of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation ofits frontiers or boundaries.

    JezzineNumber ofPartners : 0

    North

    Baalbek-ElHermel

    MountLebanonBeirut

    South

    El Nabatieh

    Akkar

    Bekaa

    ZahleNumber of Partners : 9

    AJEM Lebanon, DRC, HI,Intersos, Mercy Corps,

    NRC, OXFAM, UNHCR,UNRWA

    BeirutNumber of Partners : 5

    IRC, Makhzoumi,NRC, UNHCR, UNRWA

    BaabdaNumber of Partners : 5

    AMEL, IRC, NRC,UNHCR, UNRWA

    AleyNumber of Partners : 5

    AMEL, IRC, NRC,UNHCR, UNRWA

    West BekaaNumber of Partners : 5

    AJEM Lebanon,HI, Intersos,

    NRC, OXFAM

    ChoufNumber of Partners : 5

    CLMC, IRC,Makhzoumi,

    NRC, UNRWA

    RachayaNumber

    of Partners : 3HI, Intersos, UNRWA

    SaidaNumber

    of Partners : 5CLMC, IOM, NRC,PU-AMI, UNRWA El Nabatieh

    Number ofPartners : 4

    Intersos, NRC,SHEILD, UNHCR

    HasbayaNumber ofPartners : 1

    Intersos

    MarjaayounNumber of

    Partners : 2Intersos, NRC

    SourNumber of Partners : 5

    Intersos, IOM,NRC, UNHCR, UNRWA

    Bent JbeilNumber of Partners : 4

    AJEM Lebanon,Intersos,

    NRC, SHEILD

    AkkarNumber of Partners : 7

    AJEM Lebanon,CONCERN, DRC, HI,

    IRC, IRD, NRC

    El HermelNumber ofPartners : 3

    DRC, HI, Mercy CorpsEl Minieh-DennieNumber of Partners : 5

    DRC, HI, IRC,NRC, UNRWA

    TripoliNumber ofPartners : 7

    DRC, HI, IRC, IRD,NRC, UNHCR, UNRWA

    ZghartaNumber ofPartners : 5

    DRC, HI, IRC,NRC, UNRWA

    BaalbekNumber of Partners : 7

    DRC, HI, IOM,IRC, Mercy Corps,

    NRC, OXFAM, UNRWA

    El KouraNumber ofPartners : 5

    CLMC, HI, IRC,IRD, NRC

    El BatrounNumber of

    Partners : 6AJEM Lebanon,

    HI, IRC, IRD,NRC, UNHCR

    BcharreNumber of

    Partners : 2HI, IRC

    JbeilNumber ofPartners : 2IRC, NRC

    KesrwaneNumber of

    Partners : 2IRC, NRC

    El MetenNumber of Partners : 7AJEM Lebanon, CLMC,IRC, NRC, SOS Village

    , UNHCR, UNRWA

    A Total Number of 19 Organizations Currently Report Their Activities

    Reporting Partners:

    ProtectionSECTOR

    Number of Partners per Caza/District

    Contact Information:For information about Protection Sector, please contact:Kiran Kaur at [email protected] if you have any inquary about the map, please contact:Aung Thu WIN at [email protected]

    Disclaimer:

    LegendGovernorate

    Disrtict

    Number of partner per district0

    1-2

    3-4

    5-6

    7-8

    9-10

    March 2015

    AJEM Lebanon, AMEL, CLMC, CONCERN, DRC, Handicap International, Intersos, IOM, IRC, IRD, Makhzoumi, Mercy Corps, NRC, OXFAM, PU-AMI, SHEILD, SOS Village, UNHCR, UNRWA

    March_Quarterly Protection Dashboard 1503_20150430March 2015 - Protection_Protection