(disaggregated by Lebanese and refugees) -MEW statistics out of income poverty training, stronger links to [SDG 6.3.1]. vouchers. Baseline: 8% Re-evaluate the poor and Target: 15% US$4,8 per day income. 3.2.6. Number of vulnerable individuals with -UNRWA Results Continue possible linkages access to social protection (including social Based assistance food – safety net) disaggregated by gender and Management and technical assistance. System age). Together with WB, look at - NPTP and NSSF Baseline: Lebanese: 24,000 households with of the MOSA/NPTP and the children (including 5,000 6%- with food reports – services: child-friendly assistance)and Palestinians: 40,000 workers and capacity Palestinian refugees from Syria and 61,000 M&E). Palestinian refugees from Lebanon. Provide social protection Target: Lebanese: increase of 20% (including nets, health services, an increase to 11,000 - 14%- with food training and sanitation assistance) and refugees in Lebanon. Palestinians: 40,000 Palestinian refugees Support social-economically from Syria and 61,000 Palestinian refugees children, women, youth and from Lebanon. access to direct assistance 3.2.7. Number of non-Lebanese vulnerable -UNHCR RAIS emergencies (cash assistance, individuals with access to direct assistance database seasonal assistance, shelter (e.g. cash benefits, shelter, emergency -NPTP (contingency) items). -UNRWA assistance, food assistance). Support national partners to database Baseline: Non-Lebanese and Syrian refugees and equitable prevention of receiving: -FSMS 66%- food assistance - cash benefits, seasonal cash, shelter and emergency assistance children- winter and emergency assistance Palestinian refugees receiving: 5,600 for shelter rehabilitation assistance + 100% PRS
out of income poverty training, stronger links to vouchers. Re-evaluate the poor and US$4,8 per day income. Continue possible linkages assistance – food and technical assistance. Together with WB, look at of the MOSA/NPTP and the services: child-friendly workers and capacity M&E). Provide social protection nets, health services, training and sanitation refugees in Lebanon. Support social-economically children, women, youth and access to direct assistance emergencies (cash assistance, seasonal assistance, shelter (contingency) items). Support national partners to and equitable prevention of (disaggregated by Lebanese and refugees) [SDG 6.3.1]. Baseline: 8% Target: 15% -MEW statistics 3.2.6. Number of vulnerable individuals with access to social protection (including social safety net) disaggregated by gender and age). Baseline: Lebanese: 24,000 households with children (including 5,000 – 6%- with food assistance)and Palestinians: 40,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria and 61,000 Palestinian refugees from Lebanon. Target: Lebanese: increase of 20% (including an increase to 11,000 - 14%- with food assistance) and Palestinians: 40,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria and 61,000 Palestinian refugees from Lebanon. -UNRWA Results Based Management System - NPTP and NSSF reports 3.2.7. Number of non-Lebanese vulnerable individuals with access to direct assistance (e.g. cash benefits, shelter, emergency assistance, food assistance). Baseline: Non-Lebanese and Syrian refugees receiving: 66%- food assistance - cash benefits, seasonal cash, shelter and emergency assistance children- winter and emergency assistance Palestinian refugees receiving: 5,600 for shelter rehabilitation assistance + 100% PRS -UNHCR RAIS database -NPTP -UNRWA database -FSMS
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