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N N " " 0 0 ' ' 2 2 1 1 ° ° 4 4 3 3 WASH CSP completed in 2013 include: 22 generators in 22 locations, 22 pumps in 15 locations and 4 pick up trucks in 2 location. More than 1 million Lebanese and 100,000 Syrian refugees have benefited from the completed Jbiel Union TdH projects. $33500 Jbiel TdH $33500 Jbeil N N " " 0 0 ' ' 3 3 ° ° 4 4 3 3 Hrajel - Keserouane ACTED $6710 Kesrwane Jal el dib - Metn ACTED $14300 Jal el dib - Metn Qornet Hamra ACTED UN Habitat Achrafieh - Beirut $16720 $25795 UN Habitat El Meten Beirut $16240 Jal el dib - Metn ACTED $18772 N Jal el dib - Metn N " " 0 0 ' ' 4 ACTED 4 5 5 ° ° 3 $28050 3 3 3 Malaab Baladi - Beirut Beit Mary UN Habitat UN Habitat $34425 Galerie Semaan - Baabda $5225 ACTED $61798 Daichounieh UN Habitat Daichounieh Forages $29920 ACTED Baabda $30855 Botchay - Botchay UN Habitat $26789 Aley village - Aley UN Habitat $42643 Aaramoun - Baabda Jamhour ACTED ACTED $6820 $21945 Ain Dara UN Habitat $73700 Bedghan - Aley UN Habitat $16118 N N " Aley " 0 0 ' Bennay - Aley ' 5 5 4 4 ° TdH ° 3 3 3 Mechref 3 $18500 ACTED Werhenieh - Chouf $27610 UN Habitat $21983 Baasir - Chouf ACTED - CHF $31581 Barja - Chouf ACTED - CHF Chouf $31581 Debieh UN Habitat $5280 Jieh - Chouf ACTED - CHF Daraya - Chouf Batloun - Chouf $16560 ACTED - CHF UN Habitat $22778 $30319 Jadra - Chouf UN Habitat $16560 Dalhoun - Chouf Aanout - Chouf ACTED - CHF ACTED - CHF $31581 $31581 Chhim Siblin - Chouf UN Habitat ACTED - CHF $60000 Zaarourieh - Chouf $30000 ACTED $12595 N N " " 0 0 ' ' 6 6 3 Rmeileh - Chouf 3 ° ° 3 3 3 ACTED - CHF 3 $16560 Chhim - Chouf Wardanieh - Chouf ACTED - CHF ACTED - CHF Ketermaya - Chouf $44000 $21000 ACTED - CHF $34652 Joun - Chouf UN Habitat $28867 Mghirieh - Chouf ACTED - CHF $21000 35°24'0"E 35°33'0"E 35°42'0"E 35°51'0"E 36°0'0"E 0 5 10 KM Notes The boundaries, names and designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement of the United Nations. All data used are the best LOCATION DIAGRAM available at the time of map production. Pick-up trucks Data Sources: 0 - Lebanese Border, Cadastral Boundaries, Major Cities/Towns, Roads: NPMPLT 2005. 1 - 100 - Geographic Projection WGS 1984 Generators For more information regarding the WATSAN CSP projects in 100 - 1,000 Mount Lebanon contact [email protected] Pumps 1,000 - 2,500 Registered Refugees Figures by UNHCR as of 16 January 2014. 2,500 - 5,000 Governorate For more information contact Rana G. Ksaifi at [email protected] 5,000 - 25,000 Caza GIS and Mapping by UNHCR. For Information and updates contact Jad Ghosn at [email protected] Cadastral Boundary NPMPLT: National Physical Master Plan for the Lebanese Territory.

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