NASEEJ 2- Improving prospects for refugees and vulnerable host communities

ABAAD has been implementing NASEEJ-2 according to plan and with few disruptions for most of the project period from its inception until recent developments related to the global spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Following minimal disruption to direct services (e.g. the WGSS, MWH, and Men Center) in the light of the political instability of October and November 2019, direct services were able to resume normal operation. Furthermore, following the formation of a new government, ABAAD resumed the coordination with the Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) for the launching of the GBV National SOPs as well as the Case Management Curriculum in addition to the self-care curriculum for GBV and CP front-liners. In this request for adjustment, direct services are to continue; ABAAD is proposing to adapt its service delivery modality for a period of 6 months in addition to provide food transfers to the most vulnerable families in Lebanon.