2.2.7. Percentage of refugee newborn babies -PSD records and obligations under the Optional Protocol of the concluding UNHCR: UNHCR reports Convention Against Torture and Paris Principles. having their birth registered with Lebanese observations $2 million Support the GoL in establishing a National authorities (PSD/Nofous). UNICEF CPD Mechanism for Reporting and Follow-up on Baseline: 32% UNICEF: 2017-2020 international human rights mechanisms Target: 90% $ 10 million Support the Higher Council for Childhood in the UNFPA CPD review process of the CRC and monitoring of the ILO: 2017-2020 implementation of the concluding observations. $ 5 million Support GoL to perform an effective judicial role in the protection of groups at risk (e.g. children and migrant) including development of $ 150,000 alternative measures to detention and family based care arrangement in line with international UNODC: human rights and labor conventions. $5.5 million Support GoL capacities to ensure prisons and detention facilities function in line with UNRWA: international Basic Principles for the Treatment of $ 1.7 million Prisoners. Support Government to check and reduce child IOM: labor in Lebanon. $ 3 million Protection of individuals in accordance with applicable international norms and Lebanese laws Indicative and regulations. total: Support government to establish an institutional $ 28.05 referral mechanism for potential victims of million trafficking, and to enhance the institutional capacity to deal with TIP cases Support to Personal Status Department and MOSA on conducting birth registration, in accordance with applicable international norms and Lebanese laws and regulations, and awareness of birth registration among refugees.
obligations under the Optional Protocol of the Convention Against Torture and Paris Principles. Support the GoL in establishing a National Mechanism for Reporting and Follow-up on international human rights mechanisms Support the Higher Council for Childhood in the review process of the CRC and monitoring of the implementation of the concluding observations. Support GoL to perform an effective judicial role in the protection of groups at risk (e.g. children and migrant) including development of alternative measures to detention and family based care arrangement in line with international human rights and labor conventions. Support GoL capacities to ensure prisons and detention facilities function in line with international Basic Principles for the Treatment of Prisoners. Support Government to check and reduce child labor in Lebanon. Protection of individuals in accordance with applicable international norms and Lebanese laws and regulations. Support government to establish an institutional referral mechanism for potential victims of trafficking, and to enhance the institutional capacity to deal with TIP cases Support to Personal Status Department and MOSA on conducting birth registration, in accordance with applicable international norms and Lebanese laws and regulations, and awareness of birth registration among refugees. UNHCR: $2 million UNICEF: $ 10 million ILO: $ 5 million $ 150,000 UNODC: $5.5 million UNRWA: $ 1.7 million IOM: $ 3 million Indicative total: $ 28.05 million concluding observations UNICEF CPD 2017-2020 UNFPA CPD 2017-2020 2.2.7. Percentage of refugee newborn babies having their birth registered with Lebanese authorities (PSD/Nofous). Baseline: 32% Target: 90% -PSD records and UNHCR reports
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