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3 | ID | Assessment Title / Description | Sectors covered (Social sectors: Housing; Health; Education; Culture; Social Protection and Jobs) (Infrastructure sectors: Transport and Port; Energy; Water Supply and Sanitation; Municipal Services) (Productive and Financial sectors: Commerce and Industry; Financial; Tourism) (Cross-cutting sectors: Governance; Social Sustainability and Inclusion; Environment) | Multi sector? | Lead Actor | Agency Type (Gov, Donor, UN, INGO, NNGO, RedCross) | Partnerships (With which organization(s)?) | Type (Rapid/Comprehensive) | Status | Brief description of objectives of the assessment | Location - Cadaster | Location - Zone(s) | Start data collection | Related to short /long term interventions | End data collection | Methodology | Sampling | Population targeted | Link to report (Link to Report folder) | Sharing Dataset (Yes, No) | Focal point contact | ||||||||||||||||||
4 | ID001 | ASSESSMENT & ANALYSIS CELL - Analysis of affected areas in Greater Beirut Secondary data review - 12 August 2020 | Multisector / COVID-19 | Yes | ACAPS | INGO | Rapid - SDR | Completed | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 | ID002 | Beirut Blast - Rapid Needs Assessment Report | Populations affected, Shelter, Food, Health Care, Water and Sanitation, Protection, Livelihoods, Cash & Markets, Logistics | Yes | ACTED | INGO | Rapid - KI | Completed | Karm el Zeytoun, Karantina, Bourj Hammoud, Geitawi & Nabaa neighborhoods * | 6 Aug 2020 | 7 Aug 2020 | ODK | Karm el Zeytoun, Karantina, Bourj Hammoud, Geitawi & Nabaa neighborhoods | Click for Report | hart.ford@acted.org | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
6 | ID003 | Zoom-in on shelter needs | Shelter | No | ACTED | INGO | Completed | Badawe Geitawi Karantina Rmeil Other Gemmayze Mar Mkhayel Ashrafieh | Click for Report | hart.ford@acted.org | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
7 | ID004 | In-depth Needs Assessment | Health (including mental health status); Protection | No | Burj Hamoud Municipality | Government | CISP | Comprehensive | Ongoing | The municipality is leading this assessment and will be analysisng and using the data collected in order to understand the needs in their area and better organise the incoming resources. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
8 | ID005 | Construction Material Market Assessment | Livelihoods | No | Caritas | INGO | ACTED, Concern, NRC | Rapid | Ongoing | · Cash for shelter rehabilitation · Supply chain / market interruptions · Market-based programming · EMMA or RAM | fwiesenbach@caritas.ch | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
9 | ID006 | Needs assessment | Education | No | Cesvi | INGO | Rapid | Ongoing | Schools damaged after blast in Jdeideh and Ashrafiyeh | Jdeideh and Ashrafiyeh * | 8/18/2020 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
10 | ID007 | Rapid needs assessment | Food security | No | Cesvi | INGO | Fair Trade Lebanon/Al Majmoua | Rapid | Completed | Vulnerability profiling of population affected by the blast and food insecure | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11 | ID008 | Water assessment (as per WASH WG) | WASH | No | GVC | NNGO | Rapid | Ongoing | Following WASH WG geosplit | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12 | ID009 | Rapid Needs Assessment | Protection, FOOD, Shelter, Health, WASH | Yes | HelpAge | INGO | Makassad and Amel, MSD, Dorcas | Rapid | Completed | identify gaps and provide support | Baddawi, Bourj Hammoud, Gemayzeh, Geitawi, Karantina, Mar Mikhayel, Nabaa/Bourj Hammoud | neighborhoods- The focus on those neighborhoods was due to pre-existing vulnerabilities, and due to their proximity to the explosion site. These interviews were conducted using community-based volunteers. | https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:652e6ae3-9f7c-406d-be86-9841228f266d | Sarah Abu Taha - Sarah.Taha@helpage.org | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
13 | ID010 | Rapid Assessment and Response Plan | Basic needs; food, shelter, water, markets, livelihoods | Yes | Human Relief Foundation (HRF) | INGO | Islamic Welfare Association (ISWA) | Rapid | Ongoing | Rapid, small-sample size survey designed to ascertain relative importance of a variety of basic needs. | Achrafiyeh, Karantina | 14/08/2020 | Short term, with scope for longer term interventions | *Ongoing | Household-level survey, random sample in identified locations (Achrafiyeh, Karantina). Covering a variety of sectors including shelter, food security, WASH and livelihoods. Assisted by local facilitators/translators. | Households in Achrafiyeh, Karantina | Not yet published | Adrian Aylmer, Programmes Officer a.aylmer@hrf.co.uk Frederick Mackereth, Programmes Officer frederick.mackereth@hrf.co.uk | |||||||||||||||||||||
14 | ID011 | Rapid Needs and Capacity Assessment | General | Yes | Humedica | INGO | open for cooperation | Rapid | Ongoing | Assess available capacities and urgent needs | Beirut | 11.08.2020 | short-term intervention with possibilty to long-term | 04.09.2020 | Comprehensive assessment analyis, transect walks, partner discussions | Roland Hassel - coordinator.1@humedica.org - +96181283343 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
15 | ID012 | PSS Needs Assessment | CP | No | IECD | INGO | Rapid | Ongoing | Child protection (incident related feelings and behaviours in children and adolescents - coping mechanisms - PSS needs)Child protection (incident related feelings and behaviours in children and adolescents - coping mechanisms - PSS needs) On the basis of the Needs Assessment PSS services and Case Management will be provided | Sabtiyeh (Janah Center) * | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
16 | ID013 | Rapid needs assessment | Food security | No | IECD | INGO | Rapid | Ongoing | On the basis of the Needs Assessment support will be provided | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
17 | ID014 | Labor market employment and business continuity – assessment of blast on jobs building on preliminary assessment of COVID | Economic Recovery/livelihoods/private sector | No | ILO | UN | Rapid | Ongoing | The objective is to conduct assessments on the impact of the explosion on micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with a particular focus on jobs and the labour market while providing additional attention to sectors that rely on migrant workers. | impact zone in the greater Beirut area | 5/10/2020 | 16/10/2020 | Primary data collection on MSMEs that had been operating in the affected areas. | kattaa@ilo.org | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
18 | ID015 | rapid protection, shelter distributional PSS assessment | protection, shelter distributional PSS | Yes | INSAN | NNGO | Rapid - SDR | Ongoing | The assessment aims at promoting resilience and sustainable economic recovery through identification of intervention areas that contribute to the recovery of lost jobs and improvements of working conditions. | 9.8.2020 | TBC | During INSAN services delivery in the affected area, we are conducting secondary data collection , through key informants interviews, questionnaire. Home visits | maria salme <msalme@insanlb.org> | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
19 | ID016 | Rapid Needs Assessment | Multi Sector, focus on Protection | Yes | INTERSOS | INGO | Rapid | Completed | Assess and locate HHs needing PSS, shelter, WASH and emergency cash | Karantina, Bourj Hamoud, Geitawi, Karm al Zaytoun * | To be published | Alessia Mortada - programme.coordinator.lebanon@intersos.org | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
20 | ID017 | Rapid needs assessment | Populations affected Shelter Food Health Care Water and Sanitation | Yes | IOCC | INGO | Rapid | Completed | To assist the affected households based on the results of the needs assessment | Karm el Zeytoun, Geitawi, Badawi.* | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
21 | ID018 | Rapid needs assessment to identify needs of migrant workers | Social Sectors | No | IOM | UN | Rapid | Completed | Contact MWs previously assessed by IOM in back between May and July 2020 to understand their current situation and needs | Radius of the blast | Migrants | ALISAR Bey balisar@iom.int, TRIGWELL Robert [IOM] <rtrigwell@iom.int>, FAHED Zeina <zfahed@iom.int>, | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
22 | ID019 | in depth needs assessment about children Centralizing info on mapping of services | Protection? | No | LHDF | NNGO | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
23 | ID020 | WASH Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (DANA) | WASH | No | LRC | RedCross | Rapid - Observation | Completed | Bachoura 2 Ashrafieh 1 Bourj Hammoud * | 8/9/2020 | 9 Aug 2020 | survey 123 | Bachoura 2 Ashrafieh 1 Bourj Hammoud | Most Affected areas | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
24 | ID021 | Beirut Port Explosion Response - Multi-Sectoral Needs Assessment | WASH, Shelter, Health, Protection | Yes | LRC | RedCross | LHIF, IOM | Comprehensive | Ongoing | Ashrafiyeh, Gemmayze, Karantina, Mar Mikhayel, Port * | 7 Aug 2020 | TBC | survey 123 | household | Affected residents | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
25 | ID022 | Damage assessment of public and private education institutions | Education | No | MEHE | Government | UNICEF, UNESCO | Rapid | Completed | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
26 | ID023 | Scenario planning for education continuity including needs, virtual infrastructure, curriculum, and capacity | Education | No | MEHE | Government | UNICEF | Rapid | Ongoing | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
27 | ID024 | Rapid Joint Assessment on the Impact on MSMEs | Livelihoods and infrastructure | No | Mercy Corps | INGO | ACF, ACTED, Al Majmoua, Care, DRC, IRC, OXFAM, and SC | Rapid - door-to-door | Ongoing | To assess the current needs of local businesses that were affected by the Beirut Port blast, with the main focus being on MSMEs that operate within the most basic needs of the community. | Bachoura (incl. Khandaq Ghamiq), Basta Fawqa, Basta l Tahta, Bourj Hammoud, Furn el Hayek, Geitawi, Gemmayze, Karam el Zeitoun, Karantina (+ Khodor), Mar Maroun Mar Mikhael, Medawar, Mraysseh and Mazraa, Msaytbeh, Nabaa, Patriarcat, Qobayat, Ras el Naba', Rmeil, Yesoueih, Zoukak Al Blat * | Short term | Tentative: 20.08.2020 | Survey shared with the LH group | Blanket and all areas listed | Micro, Small and Medium Businesses in affected areas | lamine@mercycorps.org | ||||||||||||||||||||||
28 | ID025 | assessment of historical buildings (historical houses, museums, libraries) | Livelihoods and infrastructure | No | Ministry of Culture | Government | UNESCO, Order of Engineers | Completed | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
29 | ID026 | assessing damaged schools | Education | No | Ministry of Education | Government | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
30 | ID027 | PHC assessment within and outside MoPH network - Damages Cost Assessment | Health | No | MOPH | Government | UNFPA, WHO | Rapid | Completed | Click for Report | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
31 | ID028 | Municipality of Beirut Rapid Building-level Damage Assessment Report | All building types (not sector-specific though relates to shelter/housing and livelihoods)) | No | Municipality of Beirut | Government | UN-Habitat | Rapid | Interim report released; updated report pending | Count and geographic mappiing of buildings that have collapsed, are severely affected, or have minor damages in blast -affected areas of Beirut mnuicipiality. Note: Structurally unsouund (uninhabitable) buildings were reported to the Governor of Beirut to issue memos for evacuation to the occupiers). | Mdawar, Rmeil, Achrafieh, Saifi, Zokak el Blat, Marfaa, Minet el Hosn, Basta | 5/8/2020 | Short and long term interventions | Zone 1 of 2 completed 31 Aug. Zone 2 of 2 ongoing to complete Oct. | Visual survey of all building types by technical staff from private firms led by the municipality with support from UN-Habitat using Geopal mobile app. | Zone 1: Mdawar, Rmeil, Saifi, Achrafieh 1, BCD, Marfaa,
Zokak el Blat, Bachoura and Minet el Hosn. Zone 2: Ras Beirut, Mazraa, Msaytbeh, Ain el Mraysseh and Achrafieh 2. | Users/owners of surveyed buildings | Pending online version | Yes via Municipaity | Elie.mansour@un.org | |||||||||||||||||||
32 | ID029 | LRC survey + additional questions | Shelter, protection, livelihoods | Yes | NRC | INGO | Comprehensive | State of the houses, repairs needed, if some families have moved with others. Missing civil documentation and tenure documents and HLP issues Out of school children and need for PSS for children | Zone 7 - Karantina * | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
33 | ID030 | Status of workers who were affected by the explosion | Livelihoods and infrastructure | No | Oxfam | INGO | lebanese observatory for workers and employees rights (LOWER) | Rapid | Ongoing | Status of workers who were affected by the explosion: the number of workers victims - the injured - the number of workers whose institutions stopped working - partial or complete loss of work - the family status of the workers - etc. Understand the status of workers who have been affected, utilize the information for project development | 27/8/2020 | short and long term | 11/9/2020 (tentative) | Quantitative, phone interviews, and field-based KIIs | Beirut Port and the surrounding affected areas | Dalia Mikdashi (dmikdashi@oxfam.org) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
34 | ID031 | Rapid shelter / displacement needs assessment | Shelter, displacement | No | PCPM | INGO | Rapid | Ongoing | 8/8/2020 | 8/13/2020 | KOBO | TBC | Affected residents | Rana Gabi (rgabi@pcpm.org.pl) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
35 | ID032 | Emergency Needs Assessment | Health Protection and Shelter | Yes | PU-AMI | INGO | Rapid | Completed | Rehabilitation and service provision for PHCCs Beirut Blast - Emergency PHCCs and protection assessments preliminary findings. PHCCs assessed: Bouljghourjian medical center Mother and child Association HCC Khatem el-Anbia HC Zarif HCC Dar al Fatwa HCC Bachora HCC Moussaytbe HCC Beirut Development Organization HCC Karantina PHCC Multi sector assessment of sectors in Bourj Hammoud | 8/14/2020 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
36 | ID034 | Market assessments | Food Security | No | Samaritan’s Purse | INGO | Rapid | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
37 | ID035 | Rapid needs assessment | Multi-sector | Yes | Save the Children | INGO | Rapid | Completed | Brouj Hammoud, Jeitaoui-Fsouh, Gemmayze, Khandak el ghameek, Mar Mitr, Mar Mkhayel, Medouar, Remeil, Saife, and Zoqaq el Blat | Click for Report | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
38 | ID036 | Hospital Damage and health care Assessment | Health | no | Swiss humanitarian Aid | Donor | Rapid | Completed | start quick rehabilitation of some units allow to the hospital to be operational, presence of a medical mother and child team in support of the staff | hospital St. George | 9/8/2020 | completed | Field visit | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
39 | ID037 | Hospital Damage Assessment and health care assessment | Health | no | Swiss humanitarian Aid | Donor | Rapid | Completed | reopen quickly emergency access with a mother and child team in support of the staff | hospital Quarantina | 9/8/2020 | completed | Field visit | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
40 | ID038 | Rapid visits to schools | Education | no | Swiss humanitarian Aid | Donor | Rapid | Ongoing | select some schools for rehabilitation | ongoing | phone contact with MoE, school directors and visit to the schools | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
41 | ID039 | PSS Needs Assessment | Child Protection | No | Terre des Hommes - Italy | INGO | Comprehensive | Ongoing | Child protection (incident related feelings and behaviours in children and adoleascents - coping mechanisms - PSS needs) Areas to be confirmed | 14/08 | short and long term intervention | completed | Home visit, face to face and phone interview | 305 HHs | Affected residents in the areas of Medour, Khodr, Ashrafiye and others | Click for Report | luca.ricciardi@thditaly.org | ||||||||||||||||||||||
42 | ID040 | Rapid Gender Analysis | Intersectoral (Gender) | Yes | UN Women | UN | Care International, Abaad, UNFPA, ESCWA | Rapid - SDR | Ongoing - will be completed in the first week of Oct | The Rapid Gender Analysis (RGA) for Lebanon has the following key objectives: i) To identify and analyze how Beirut Blast has impacted differently women, girls, boys and men and LGBTIQ+ persons, what is the potential impact considering the adverse effects of the COVID and economic crisis. ii) To provide an analysis based on secondary data and available resources produced directly following the Beirut Blast. iii) To inform Beirut Blast response and recovery interventions with the voices of women and LGBTIQ+ persons affected, focusing on women’s economic empowerment and participation, protection and GBV, access to health and SRHR services. | 7/9/2020 | short and long term intervention | completed | Gender analysis using LRC data as well as other assessments available/ 16 KII/ 4 FGD/ 16 Interviews | impacts upon women, men, girls, boys, gender minorities and other minorities such as the elderly, persons with disabilities (PWD), refugees and migrants | olivia.schmitz@unwomen.org; claire.wilson@unwomen.org | |||||||||||||||||||||||
43 | ID041 | Municipality of Bourj Hammoud Rapid Building-level Damage Assessment Report | All building types (not sector-specific though relates to shelter/housing and livelihoods)) | Yes | UN-Habitat | UN | Bourj Hammoud Municipality. Other local actors | Rapid | Completed | Count and geographic mappiing of damage to buildings (not affected, affected with minor damages, partially destroyed) in blast -affected areas of Bourj Hammoud Municipality. | Bourj Hammoud Municipality | Those in Bourj Hammoud Municipality | 11 August 2020 | SHort and long term intervention | 31 August 2020 | Visual survey of all building types by technical individuals led by the municipality with support from UN-Habitat using Geopal mobile app. | Users/owners of surveyed buildings | Pending link to online document | Yes | lady.habchy@un.org | |||||||||||||||||||
44 | ID042 | Survey of residents and shop owners of structurally unsound buildings or with severe damages that might require short or long-term/permanent evacuation | Shelter (and Protection) | Yes | UN-Habitat | UN | Beirut Municipality and PCPM | Ongoing | Gathering information to identify the needs and preferred type of assistance of residents and shop owners in buildings that have been evacuated or will be evacuated for a short or long period of time | 12/8/2020 | To be confirmed | Field survey in addition to phone survey/validation using the list/map of buildings identified by Beirut Municipality based on the Beirut Municipality Rapid Building-level Damage assessment (see above row). | Users of building that are or should be evacuated due to blast damage | nanor.karageozian@un.org | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
45 | ID043 | Rapid Socio-Economic Impact assessment (pre port explosion) | Context Analysis | No | UNCT | UN | Rapid | Completed | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
46 | ID044 | Conflict Analysis - summary | Context Analysis | No | UNDP | UN | Rapid | Completed | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
47 | ID045 | Debris and Environmental Assessment in affected areas of the blast | Environment/Debris | No | UNDP | UN | Rapid | Ongoing | Quantification of amount and type of disaster waste from the demolition in order to plan the waste management action plan. | Beirut | https://lebaneseredcross.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/b239b65012684f9081c4042e2dc8fed5 | 21/08/2020 | Design of Waste Management Plan | Completed (9/28/2020) | Filed survey by the engineers Data collection: ArcGIS (IRC's commom platform for the blast response) Format: csv, excel, map Type: quantitative, qualitative info on disaster waste and damage to the buildings including GIS data layered on the zones. | Data Analysis is ongoing. Report will be published by the begining of October. | noritaka.hara@undp.org; basma.el-arab@undp.org; jihan.seoud@undp.org | ||||||||||||||||||||||
48 | ID046 | Core Government Function Assessment | Governance | No | UNDP | UN | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
49 | ID047 | Assessment of Field Hospitals | Health | NO | UNFPA | UN | Rapid | Completed | To understand available health resources and services in the Field Hospitals | Beirut-Maten | 13/8/2020 | completed | Field survey using standard MISP adding section on COVID19 | All Field hospiatls were approached | Not online | No | maghanem@unfpa.org | ||||||||||||||||||||||
50 | ID048 | Rapid assessment of primary health care centers | Health | NO | UNFPA | UN | Rapid | Completed | To understand available health resources and services at the primary health care facilities which will guide needed support and referral mechanism | Beirut- Maten | 5, 17, 27, 58, 59, 60, 61, 66, 71, 119, 124, 127, 128, 132, 133, 134, 136, 141, 144, 145, 146, 147,155, 157, 160, 164, 165, 169, 180, 187
| 12/8/2020 | Enhancing and promoting SRH and mental services | completed | Field survey using standard tool HeRAMS that was tailored to include mental health with completion/ validation of information through phone calls | All Health facilities located at 5km raduis of the explosion were approached | https://unfpa-lebanon---health-assessment-tool-2020.yolasite.com/ https://lebanon.unfpa.org/en/publications/primary-healthcare-centers-assessment-post-beirut-explosion | No | maghanem@unfpa.org | ||||||||||||||||||||
51 | ID049 | UNICEF Tent HUB-Rapid Assessmet | Generic | Yes | UNICEF | UN | Rapid | Ongoing | The objective is provide direct asssistance to population approachign UNICEF tent, or to refer them to specific services, or to follow up t rovide them with their needs. | 1. Yassouuyeh (jesuit) public garden in Geitawi 2. Karantina 3. Karim Al Ariss public garden in Basta 4. Makassed School in Ras el Nabeh | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
52 | ID050 | Damage assessment of access to clean water from pumping stations to affected buildings | Water | No | UNICEF | UN | Working Group agencies | Ongoing | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
53 | ID051 | Quick assessment of damage for industrial businesses | Economic Recovery/livelihoods/private sector | No | Ministry of Industry | Government | UNIDO | Rapid | Completed | The objective is to identify the industrial enterprises that were damaged as well as the type and size of overall damages. This will serve as a preliminary assessment. | Beirut, Metn | Phone Survey | Formal/registered Industries in Beirut and Bourj Hammoud | Industrial companies | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
54 | ID053 | Hospital Damage Assessment incl material/supplies (9 hospitals) | Health | No | WHO | UN | Comprehensive | Completed | To assess the damage that occured in the most affected hospitals and provide repair and procurement estimates and recommendations | Beirut | 14/8/2020 | assessment tool utilized:" Post Disaster Rapid Hospital Assessment- Hospital Administrator" adapted from the WHO PAHO checklist | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
55 | ID054 | Rapid needs assessment | Populations affected Shelter Food Health Care Water and Sanitation Protection Livelihoods Cash & Markets Logistics | Yes | World Vision | INGO | Rapid | Completed | Identify needs of population affected by the explosion | Beirut | Bourj Hammoud, Karantina, Dora, Rmeil, Gemmayze, Nabaa, Mar Mkhyel, Geitawi, Achrafieh, Jdeideh | Both | 8/21/2020 | Field visit | Beirut Residents | https://wvi.box.com/s/40t4e3fsicbh1s4s7v6ci6hvomzi283i | https://wvi.box.com/s/6h5shhgyt4er02rp4c7o4zonse041akd | Sarah Ghazarian Sarah_ghazarian@wvi.org | |||||||||||||||||||||
56 | ID055 | Initial Market Impact assessment | Markets | No | WFP | UN | Rapid | Ongoing | Beirut - National | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
57 | ID056 | Web-based Survey | Economic Recovery/livelihoods/COVID/Food Security | Yes | WFP | UN | Comprehensive | Ongoing | Web-based survey | Beirut - National | 8/21/2020 | both | 3/9/2020 | web-based survey | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
58 | ID057 | Mobile Phone survey | Economic Recovery/livelihoods/COVID/Food Security | Yes | WFP | UN | World Bank | Comprehensive | Ongoing | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
59 | ID058 | Hospital Damage Assessment and health care assessment | Health | no | Swiss humanitarian Aid | Donor | Rapid | Completed | assess the damages in the hospitals in the affected areas | Hospital Sain-Georges, Rosaire, Geitaoui, Quarantine, Karagheusian clinic | 9/8/2020 | short/mid | completed | Field visit | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
60 | ID059 | Rapid Livelihood Assessment | Economic Recovery/Livelihood | No | Near East Foundation (NEF) | INGO | N/A | Rapid | Completed | Identify the main livelihoods needs of the most vulnerable small entrepreneurs and skilled workers (Lebanese and refugees) affected by the Beirut blast | Beirut | Burj Hammoud, Karantina, Moudawar, Khandak Al Ghamik | 11/8/2010 | short/mid | Completed | Field visit | Vulnerable small entrepreneurs and skilled workers (Lebanese and refugees) affected by the Beirut blast | zkmeid@neareast.org | |||||||||||||||||||||
61 | ID060 | Labour Fource Survey follow-up telephone survey | Economic Recovery/MSMEs | Yes | ILO | UN | CAS | Comprehensive | Identify changes in a small number of key labour market indicators derived from the original Labour Fource and Household Living Conditions survey questionnaire, focusing on the impact of the economic crisis, COVID19 pandemic, and Beirut explosion; with a sample of 3,000-4,000 households drawn from the LFHLCS Q4 frame. | Long-term | 12/1/2020 | Telephone survey | A sample of 3,000-4,000 households drawn from the LFHLCS Q4 frame. | haq@ilo.org | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
62 | ID061 | Beirut Explosion Impact
Assessment | Housing, Food Security, Healthcare, Education, Culture, SMEs/Economic Recovery | Yes | Strategy& (part of PWC network) | Private sector | Rapid | Completed | First status update. | Click for Report | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
63 | ID062 | Response options assessment | MSMEs, recovery | No | Welthungerhilfe (WHH) | INGO | LOST, Jafra | Rapid | Ongoing | Identify shops that need repair, identify options for meaningful response to affected populations | Beirut - national | Bourj Hammoud, Karantina, Zkak l Blat, Khandaa l Ghamii, Basta, Burj el Barajneh | 8/13/2020 | short/mid | 8/24/2020 | site visits, 2nd data | no sampling | shop owners and previous beneficiary groups | no report will be produced | lennart.lehmann@welthungerhilfe.de | |||||||||||||||||||
64 | ID063 | Needs assessment | protection, health | Yes | CLDH | NNGO | Rapid | ongoing | assess the needs of the people affected by the blast in terms of legal aid and rehabilitaion of their wellbeing, and provide stuctured services | Beirut | Bourj Hammoud, Maqtaa El sekke, Bachoura, Zkak al blat, Khandak Al Ghamik, Karantina, Nabaa | 27/08/2020 | long term | 9/6/2020 | field visits | 1000 houshold | Poor and vulnerable | shaddad@cldh-lebanon.org (Stephanie Haddad) | |||||||||||||||||||||
65 | ID064 | Beirut Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA) | Housing; Health; Education; Culture; Social Protection and Jobs; Transport and Port; Energy; Water Supply and Sanitation, Municipal Services; Commerce and Industry; Financial Sector; Tourism, Governance; Social Sustainability and Inclusion; Environment | Yes | WB, UN, EU | UN/donor/WB | Rapid | Completed | Estimates the impact of the Beirut Explosion on the population, physical assets, infrastructure and service delivery. The Beirut RDNA uses ground data and cutting-edge remote tools and technology to assess (i) damages to physical assets; (ii) ensuing economic losses; and (iii) the recovery and reconstruction needs. | Not applicable | Short/Long | Not applicable | The Beirut RDNA uses ground data and cutting-edge remote tools and technology to assess (i) damages to physical assets; (ii) ensuing economic losses; and (iii) the recovery and reconstruction needs. | https://www.un.org.lb/Library/Assets/Report_Eng._BeirutRapidDamageandNeedsAssessmentAugust2020-033519.pdf | Not applicable | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
66 | ID065 | Beirut Blast - Assessment on Psychosocial Wellbeing of Children, Parents and Youth Volunteers | Protection, Education | Yes | Right to Play | INGO | Plan International | Rapid | ongoing | The assessment aims at observing children’s behaviors with their families and during PSS sessions after experiencing the blast. It also aims at identifying the effect of the blast on parents and on youth participating in volunteering response activities. Variation in data between highly and slightly affected areas will be reported if noted. Findings of this assessment will bring up close understanding of the psychosocial wellbeing of children, parents and youth, to be able to guide future interventions that tackle specific needs. | Beirut | Highly affected areas: Mdawwar, Quarantina, Jeitawi, Khanda' Al Ghami' Less affected areas: Burj Al Barajneh, Hay El Gharbe, Haret Hreik | September 4th, 2020 | Short/Long | September 15th, 2020 | The assessment follows a qualitative methodology, through collecting data from observers, parents and youth volunteers. | Observing 20 PSS sessions. 30 Parent Key Informant Interviews 20 Youth Volunteers KIIs | Children doing PSS sessions with the partners of Right to Play and Plan International. Random sample of parents in highly and less affected areas. Random sample of youth volunteers in highly affected areas | https://plan-international.org/publications/psychosocial-wellbeing-girls-and-boys-post-beirut-explosion | Not applicable | Ghinwa Monzer - MEL Officer - Right to Play: gmonzer@righttoplay.com Marie-Belle Karam - MERL Coordinator - Plan International Lebanon: marie-belle.karam@plan-international.org | ||||||||||||||||||
67 | ID066 | Private Schools detailed assessment | Education | No | UN-Habitat | UN | UNESCO | Comprehensive | Completed. Report is under development | The assessment aims at developing a comprehensive technical dossier for the private schools affected by the blast in Beirut, Metn and Baabda. | Beirut - Metn - Baabda | September 21st, 2020 | Short and long | October 7th, 2020 (Expected) | Calling schools based on list shared by UNESCO, Discussion with sector partners on technicalities, tested methodology on one school, Conduct assessment of physical damages Develop BoQs | samer.chinder@un.org georges.abi-sleiman@un.org | |||||||||||||||||||||||
68 | ID067 | Emerging Gender Analysis: Gender Findings from the Multi-Partner Multi-Sectoral Needs Assessment (MSNA) of the Beirut Explosion | Multi-sector | Yes | UN Women | UN | OCHA, Acted | Rapid | Completed | Gender analysis of the MSNA | n/a | n/a | n/a | Gender Analysis of the MSNA | 4200 samples from the MSNA | https://arabstates.unwomen.org/en/digital-library/publications/2020/08/brief-multi-sectoral-needs-assessment-of-the-beirut-explosion | n/a | olivia.schmitz@unwomen.org | |||||||||||||||||||||
69 | ID068 | The Beirut Blast: What Humanitarian Response Needs to Know on Gender | Gender | Yes | UN Women | UN | Completed | This initial gender flash report outlines immediate gendered issues observed, highlighting why gender must remain at the forefront of Beirut’s humanitarian response. UN Women will continue to provide gender analysis throughout the response – paired with direct services, with a joint rapid multisectoral gender assessment forthcoming. | n/a | n/a | n/a | https://www2.unwomen.org/-/media/field%20office%20arab%20states/attachments/publications/2020/08/evaw%20briefs/gender%20flash%20report%20design%20final3.pdf?la=en&vs=3724 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
70 | ID069 | Joint Rapid Multi-Sectoral Gender Assessment (RMGA) on the Beirut Blast: The Impact of the Beirut Blast on Women | Gender | Yes | UNFPA | UN | Rapid | completed | The report aims at better understanding the impact of the Beirut Blast on 4 different vulnerable goups: with older women, migrant women, women from the LGBTIQ community, and women in reproductive age | Beirut | 7/11/2020 | n/a | 9/11/2020 | Four focus group discussions (FGDs) were conducted with i) eight older women, ii) three migrant women, iii) three women from the LGBTIQ community, and iv) three women in reproductive age. The UNFPA office organized the FGDs in collaboration with local partners. Because of the Covid-19 situation, the FGDs were conducted remotely via Zoom (for the first three groups) and WhatsApp call (for the fourth group) | Older people, LGBTQI community, women of reproductive health, and migrants | https://lebanon.unfpa.org/en/publications/joint-rapid-multi-sectoral-gender-assessment-rmga-beirut-blast-impact-beirut-blast | n/a | Maghanem@unfpa.org eldennawi@unfpa.org elkhoury@unfpa,org | |||||||||||||||||||||
71 | ID070 | Rapid Market Assessment | Social Sectors | No | IOM | UN | Rapid | Completed | Assess the market situation following the blast to understand how the blast has affected small and medium businesses | Bourj Hammoud, Karantina, Mar Mkhayel | 9/2/2020 | 9/15/2020 | Business owners (Lebanese mainly) | Racha Challita rchallita@iom.int | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
72 | ID071 | Multi-sectorial Needs Assessment | Social Sectors | Yes | LRC - OCHA | INGO - UN | LRC and OCHA | Rapid | Ongoing | Assess the HHs in all areas in the radius of the blast | Radius of the blast | 8/6/2020 | All nationalities | FAHED Zeina <zfahed@iom.int> | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
73 | ID072 | Migrants Presence Monitoring | Social Sectors | No | IOM | UN | Ongoing | Estimate the numbers and locations of the different nationalities living in Beirut neighborhoods and 3 others in Mount Lebanon after the blast | Beirut - Bourj Hammoud - Sin ElFil - Furn ElChebbak | 9/24/2020 | All nationalities | FAHED Zeina <zfahed@iom.int> | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
74 | ID073 | RAPID ASSESSMENT OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION SECTOR | Education | No | UNESCO | UN | MEHE | Rapid | Ongoing | Assess of the Beirut Blast on the Higher Education Sector, including provisional financial estimate of the downfalls borne by the public and private universities located within a radius of 10 kms from the explosion site. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
75 | ID074 | Assessing the Impact of the Financial crisis on Agriculture in Lebanon | Agriculture | No | FAO | UN | MoA | Rapid | Completed | The report first briefly describes the main features of the Lebanese economy and its agricultural sector. It highlights the main economic and social challenges the country has been facing, particularly since October 2019. The main part of the report discusses the hardships stemming from the ongoing economic and financial crisis on the sector overall as well as on specific agricultural subsectors | Lebanon | 2/1/2020 | Short term | 4/30/2020 | Consultations held with about 50 experts from the MoA in Beirut as well as the departments of agriculture in various governorates; the Ministry of Economy and Trade (MoET); the national and regional chambers of commerce, industry and agriculture; academia and think tanks; farmers’ unions and syndicates as well as the private sector | Agri-businesses and importers | http://www.fao.org/giews/reports/special-reports/en/ | n/a | elie.choueiri@fao.org | ||||||||||||||||||||
76 | ID075 | Environmental health impact | Environment | No | WHO | UN | Khaddit Beirut | Comprehensive | Planned | Environmental health impact on the population affected by the Beirut Blast | 11/1/2020 | 12/1/2021 | radya@who.int | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
77 | ID076 | Review of casualties admitted to hospitals due to the Beirut Blast | No | WHO | UN | Rapid | Ongoing | 12/1/2020 | radya@who.int | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
78 | ID077 | Rapid Socio-economic Impact Assessment in the raeas affected by the Port Blast | Social sectors: Housing, employment, culture, jobs, and vilnerable grups. | Yes | UNDP | UN | CRI | Rapid | Completed | Assess the imapct of the blast of the lives and livelihhoods of the residents in the affected areas, their needs, and the perception of the support provided. (Qualitative approach) | Beirut | Gemayze-Mar Michael-Achrafieh-Gemayze- BCD- Burj Hammoud | 8/7/2020 | Short-medium | Qualitative | Households, businesses, workers affected by the blast | |||||||||||||||||||||||
79 | ID078 | Digital Socio-Economic Impact Assessment (SEIA): structure survey in teh affected areas by teh blast | Households, Housing, Economic activities | Yes | UNDP | UN | Crisis Bureau | comprehensive | on-going | Assess the imapct of the blast of the lives and livelihhoods of the residents in the affected areas, their needs, and the perception of the support provided. (Quantitaive approach) | Beirut and immediate suburbs | 8/17/2020 | Short- Medium | Facebook profiling based on electoral lists in teh sub-districts of Beirut and its immediate suburbs | Household and business owners affected by the blast | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
80 | ID079 | Impact of COVID-19, the economic situation and Beirut Blast on Older Persons | Socio-economic | Yes | UNFPA | UN | Center for Studies on Ageing and Makassed Phelanthropic Association | Rapid | On-going | Beirut | 11/11/2020 | Older persons | elkhoury@unfpa.org | This link will be further updated with all information once the assessment is finalized | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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