Introduction

The Nahr el Bared Emergency & Recovery Information System is an online platform aiming at consolidating and centralizing all resources and information regarding aid provision to the Nahr el Bared's affected population in North Lebanon. The platform has a multi-layer categorization system, that allows ease of access and is customized to help the users locate information they need in an efficient manner.
Lebanon Support

Water & Sanitation

Lebanon Support: Nahr El-Bared Statistical Report

Posted Mon, 03/01/2010 - 11:31

Foreword

In 1948, one hundred thousand Palestinians fled to Lebanon from Palestine, mainly from Haifa, Acre and the Galilee. In Lebanon “temporary” camps were established to provide shelter to the refugees. Today, most of the refugees live in camps that are still precarious settlements even if they have become more like permanent neighborhoods, or they live in clusters of Palestinian homes outside the camps, in the so-called “gatherings”. They are reported to face the worst living conditions among the Palestinian refugees in the host countries in the Middle East. In a situation characterized as one of physical misery, fear and insecurity, most refugees face very limited employment opportunities and possess scant economic resources.

Shelter/WatSan Cluster Meeting Minutes (22 July 2010)

Posted Tue, 08/10/2010 - 13:08

MG provided the following UNRWA updates:

The Old Camp:
Reconstruction in package 1 is ongoing.
Package 2: UNRWA issued the order to start on August 19 in the lower part (1st part) that was cleared by the Army.
Infrastructure of Packages 1, 2, A0 and UNRWA Compound are under tendering.

Schools:
Reconstruction in 3 schools is ongoing and there are 4 contractors working in the schools.

Infrastructure in the Adjacent Area:

Shelter/WatSan Cluster Meeting Minutes (10 June 2010)

Posted Thu, 06/24/2010 - 10:34

MG briefed the cluster on UNRWA updates as follows:
The old camp:
Reconstruction in package 1 is ongoing. There is a delay in the process of work by the contractors due to lack of resources, delay is not justified.
Package 2: clearance from army received, UNRWA is working on getting DGA clearance, letter of acceptance is issued to contractor, and contract signing is under processing.

Schools:
Contracts for reconstruction of 3 schools already signed,

Infrastructure in the Adjacent Area:
Package 1, 2, Ao and UNRWA compound will put into Tender before the end of June.

Shelter/WatSan Cluster Meeting Minutes (18 March 2010)

Posted Mon, 03/29/2010 - 11:27

PC didn’t attend the meeting; their action is forwarded to the next meeting.

MG briefed the cluster on UNRWA updates as follows:
The old camp:
Reconstruction in package 1 is ongoing. There was a delay due to the delay on the commencement date and it is agreed with the contractor to start working with 2 shifts to overcome the delay in the schedule.
The 1st set of houses in Package 1(163 units) will be finished and handed to the families in August.
Subsurface survey and the antiquities survey are expected to be finished at the end of March in Package 2.

Schools:

Shelter/WatSan Updated Action Plan (19 Jan 2010)

Posted Thu, 02/18/2010 - 15:50

Shelter/WatSan Activities in NBC and BC

Shelter/WatSan Cluster Meeting Minutes (11 February 2010)

Posted Thu, 02/18/2010 - 13:20

NRC sent the executive summary of the report of the assessment done in the gathering.
NRC set a meeting with PC to give details on the internal emergency rehabilitation activity last week.
PC raised the issue of delay of reconstruction of recently opened Prime Areas to Beirut level and they are following it up.

MAA briefed the cluster on UNRWA updates as follows:
The Old Camp:
The reconstruction work is ongoing in package 1 and 2.
Rubble removal in Package 2 is expected to be completed today.

Lebanon Support's NBC Statistical Report Presentation

Posted Fri, 01/29/2010 - 13:59

Lebanon Support will be releasing soon the Nahr El-Bared Statistical Report, which summarizes key information related to the conditions and the situation of the Nahr El-Bared community before and after the war.

Attached is the presentation on the main findings of the report

Shelter/WatSan Cluster Meeting Minutes (14 January 2010)

Posted Wed, 01/20/2010 - 16:40

AA invited the PC to attend the cluster and they did.
LM didn’t attend the meeting. It is agreed that the action to follow up with LAF for UNRWA staff permission to A’ should be cancelled since no progress observed.
KN revised and sent the Action plan to stakeholders.

MAA briefed the cluster on UNRWA updates as follows:
The old camp:

Shelter/WatSan Cluster Meeting Minutes (10 December 2009)

Posted Tue, 12/22/2009 - 17:27

Actions Summary:
1. AA to contact PC to ask them to attend the shelter cluster regularly.
2. LM to follow up with LAF for UNRWA staff permissions for A’ area.
3. KN to disseminate the revised and update action plan via email.

Agenda Item Details Action By:
Action Points

The PC officials were invited, but did not attend. They will be notified again of the time and location of the next meeting.

LPDC were not able to attend the meeting due to a seminar in Beirut. Permissions have not been obtained, so the action will be carried on to next meeting’s agenda.

Shelter/WatSan Cluster Meeting Minutes (5 November 2009)

Posted Fri, 11/13/2009 - 14:58

MAA invited CDR to the cluster to give updates on prime areas. Khristophe Petit, the head of management unit, assigned by CDR came to the meeting.

AA invited the PC to the meeting, but they didn’t come. AA will follow up with them to make sure they will attend the next meeting.

LM contacted the LAF for the permissions to A’, but LAF said the permissions are being processed. LM to follow with LAF for the permissions.

CP, the head of project management unit, briefed the cluster on the future intervention funded by the Italian corporation as follows:

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