Top-priority actions, beneficiaries, and locations The Education SRP and the projects within the appeal are designed to address the top-priority actions, beneficiaries and locations below. Many projects contain several activities some of – which are considered top priority and some of which are considered medium priority. All projects in the appeal have at least one activity that is considered top priority. Similarly, all projects within the appeal also target priority beneficiaries or locations. Actions: Emergency preparedness and response. Response to attacks on education, damage to schools, and displacement, as well as preparedness for communities at imminent risk of displacement or attack. Provision or facilitation of protective access to schools with a protective environment. Beneficiaries: Children, youth or teachers who experience protection threats in accessing school or educational activities. Children, youth or teachers attending schools under attack, schools that are threatened, or schools that have experienced disruption or damage. Refugee children, youth and teachers. Locations: All locations with schools identified as most vulnerable (currently 95 schools in the West Bank, and 79 schools in Gaza). Generally locations in Area C, Seam Zone, East Jerusalem, Firing Zones, and the ARA in Gaza. of proposed coverage per location* Education Location Governorate Organization Gaza Strip (all) SC Deir Al NPA, Gaza NPA, PAH, Right to Play, UNRWA Gaza Strip Khan NPA, PAH, Right to Play, UNRWA North Gaza NPA, PAH, to Play, UNRWA Rafah UNRWA West Bank (all) SC Hebron TCC, IRC, Right to Play Jenin NPA, TCC CISP Jericho Jerusalem CCPRJ, NPA, IRC West Bank Nablus COOPI, NPA, TCC Qalqiliya NPA Ramallah CISP, NPA Tubas COOPI, TCC Tulkarm * Based on information submitted to the Online Project System (OPS)
Top-priority actions, beneficiaries, and locations The Education SRP and the projects within the appeal are designed to address the top-priority actions, beneficiaries and locations below. Many projects contain several activities – some of which are considered top priority and some of which are considered medium priority. All projects in the appeal have at least one activity that is considered top priority. Similarly, all projects within the appeal also target priority beneficiaries or locations. Actions: Emergency preparedness and response. Response to attacks on education, damage to schools, and displacement, as well as preparedness for communities at imminent risk of displacement or attack. Provision or facilitation of protective access to schools with a protective environment. Beneficiaries: Children, youth or teachers who experience protection threats in accessing school or educational activities. Children, youth or teachers attending schools under attack, schools that are threatened, or schools that have experienced disruption or damage. Refugee children, youth and teachers. Locations: All locations with schools identified as most vulnerable (currently 95 schools in the West Bank, and 79 schools in Gaza). Generally locations in Area C, Seam Zone, East Jerusalem, Firing Zones, and the ARA in Gaza. of proposed coverage per location* Education Location Governorate Organization Gaza Strip Gaza Strip (all) SC Deir Al NPA, Gaza NPA, PAH, Right to Play, UNRWA Khan NPA, PAH, Right to Play, UNRWA North Gaza NPA, PAH, to Play, UNRWA Rafah UNRWA West Bank West Bank (all) SC Hebron TCC, IRC, Right to Play Jenin NPA, TCC Jericho CISP Jerusalem CCPRJ, NPA, IRC Nablus COOPI, NPA, TCC Qalqiliya NPA Ramallah CISP, NPA Tubas COOPI, TCC Tulkarm * Based on information submitted to the Online Project System (OPS)
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