War Child Holland
room Helmholtzstraat 61-G1098 LE Amsterdam
arrow_back See all Activities

2018 LB4011 SHIELD - A protective environment for adolescent growth

IATI Identifier: NL-KVK-41215393-LB4011

Published on IATI
  • date_range Jun 15, 2018 - Jun 14, 2019
  • autorenew Pipeline/identification (Status)

Children and youth, who number 53.5% of the total refugee population in Lebanon continue to face complex protection issues and 59% of Syrian refugees between 3-18 years old are out of formal schooling. Violence, exploitation and abuse against children in the home, communities and schools are some of the main child protection concerns in Lebanon. In addition, families increasingly resort to negative coping mechanisms, relying on children as young as five as the primary breadwinners to make ends meet. The program aims at addressing the protection needs of at risk adolescent girls and boys through an integrated education in emergencies, psychosocial and protection response and includes referral to appropriate services in other projects. The program targets vulnerable refugee and host community adolescents at-risk of or who have dropped out of school due to child labour, child marriage, and girls being homebound. While the main target group for the proposed action are adolescents, the project also aims to reach parents and caregivers as well as community leaders, communities, service-providers, and other influencers on local and national levels to build a stronger protective environment for vulnerable adolescents. War Child Holland (War Child) will build upon its experience in Lebanon since 2007 and will lead the consortium with Plan International (Plan), Lebanese Organisation for Studies and Training (LOST), and Akkar Network for Development (AND). The four partners will implement an integrated Protection and Education programme for adolescents and their caregivers, as well as integrate their response with other priority sectors (Health, Wash, Food Security, and Livelihood) through close coordination with other NGO and government service providers

more_horiz
Sectors:

  • Social services (incl youth development and women+ children)

  • Teacher training

  • Basic life skills for youth and adults

  • Administrative costs (non-sector allocable)

  • Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation

Participating Organisations

War Child Holland International NGO Accountable
War Child Other Funding
ECHO Other Funding
Plan International Lebanon National NGO Implementing
Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training Other Implementing
Akkar network for development Other Implementing

Transaction

Transaction Value Provider
Receiver 		Type Date
16,106 EUR War Child Holland Sawa for Development and Aid Disbursement
date_range Aug 31, 2019
6,629 EUR War Child Holland Receiver N/A Expenditure
date_range Aug 31, 2019
9,103 EUR War Child Holland Sawa for Development and Aid Disbursement
date_range Dec 31, 2018
9,371 EUR War Child Holland Receiver N/A Expenditure
date_range Dec 31, 2018
26,728 EUR War Child Holland Sawa for Development and Aid Commitment
date_range Jul 12, 2018

Budget

0 USD
access_time Updated on Dec 04, 2019 09:32:13
View XML file here