DFAT deployed 10 ACC and RedR technical specialists to Jordan and Lebanon in 2016, following an announcement made at the Supporting Syria and the Region Conference. Any future deployments will be dependent on a review of the outcomes of the current ACC and RedR cohort, need to be demonstrably demand-driven and align directly with the priorities of the Australian Government. Resources Table 2: Indicative budget Component 1: Humanitarian Relief and Protection in Syria ($65 Million) Year 1 International humanitarian organisations $10 million $15 million WFP $5 million International humanitarian organisations $10 million Year 2 WFP $5 million $20 million Unallocated $5 million International humanitarian organisations $10 million Year 3 WFP $5 million $30 million Unallocated $15 million Component 2: Humanitarian relief and protection in Jordan and Lebanon ($65 million) UNHCR $5 million Jordan WFP $3 million Year 1 UNHCR $3 million $15 million Lebanon WFP $2 million Plan & Caritas* $2 million UNHCR $5 million Jordan WFP $3 million Year 2 UNHCR $3 million $20 million Lebanon WFP $2 million Plan & Caritas* $2 million Unallocated $5 million UNHCR $5 million Jordan WFP $3 million Year 3 UNHCR $3 million $30 million Lebanon WFP $2 million Plan & Caritas* $2 million Unallocated $15 million Component 3: Education and livelihoods in Jordan and Lebanon ($87 million) UNICEF $8 million Jordan Year 1 UN Women $1.5 million $19 million UNICEF $8 million Lebanon AHP* $1.5 million UNICEF/Ministry of Education $10 million Jordan UN Women $1 million Oxfam & Caritas* $2 million Year 2 $29 million UNICEF $10 million Lebanon AHP* $1 million Unallocated $5 million UNICEF/Ministry of Education $12 million Year 3 Jordan UN Women $1 million $39 million Oxfam & Caritas* $2 million Lebanon UNICEF $12 million
DFAT deployed 10 ACC and RedR technical specialists to Jordan and Lebanon in 2016, following an announcement made at the Supporting Syria and the Region Conference. Any future deployments will be dependent on a review of the outcomes of the current ACC and RedR cohort, need to be demonstrably demand-driven and align directly with the priorities of the Australian Government. Resources Table 2: Indicative budget Component 1: Humanitarian Relief and Protection in Syria ($65 Million) Year 1 $15 million International humanitarian organisations $10 million WFP $5 million Year 2 $20 million International humanitarian organisations $10 million WFP $5 million Unallocated $5 million Year 3 $30 million International humanitarian organisations $10 million WFP $5 million Unallocated $15 million Component 2: Humanitarian relief and protection in Jordan and Lebanon ($65 million) Year 1 $15 million Jordan UNHCR WFP $5 million $3 million Lebanon UNHCR WFP Plan & Caritas* $3 million $2 million $2 million Year 2 $20 million Jordan UNHCR WFP $5 million $3 million Lebanon UNHCR WFP Plan & Caritas* $3 million $2 million $2 million Unallocated $5 million Year 3 $30 million Jordan UNHCR WFP $5 million $3 million Lebanon UNHCR WFP Plan & Caritas* $3 million $2 million $2 million Unallocated $15 million Component 3: Education and livelihoods in Jordan and Lebanon ($87 million) Year 1 $19 million Jordan UNICEF UN Women $8 million $1.5 million Lebanon UNICEF AHP* $8 million $1.5 million Year 2 $29 million Jordan UNICEF/Ministry of Education UN Women Oxfam & Caritas* $10 million $1 million $2 million Lebanon UNICEF AHP* $10 million $1 million Unallocated $5 million Year 3 $39 million Jordan UNICEF/Ministry of Education UN Women Oxfam & Caritas* $12 million $1 million $2 million Lebanon UNICEF $12 million