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Livelihoods Sector 3Ws Mapping - June 2016 Livelihoods Sector 3Ws Mapping - June 2016 N AAridet Cheikh Zennad X Kneisset Aakkar Mina N 3 N O O H X Cheikh Zennad N Aamaret El-Baykat O Kouachra Aamayer XMina N 1 Tall Meaayan Tall Kiri O V Z Beddaoui O O K Hayssa V Baghdadi Biret Aakkar VK Koueikhat Tleil V V V V Khirbet Daoud Tall Aabbas El-Gharbi O Qaabrine Mazareaa Jabal Akroum XK Z Trablous El Hadid HalbaV VKhreibet Ej-Jindi Aandqet Trablous Et-Tell V L O O K H Akkar J V O J Qoubbet Chamra V Machha Trablous jardins X VVNO N Akkar VZDeir Dalloum Idbil H Mhammaret Tikrit Aakkar El-Aatiqa Mejdlaiya Zgharta V Z VXZOuadi El-Jamous K V Bebnine V V Tripoli Qardaf Z V Hberqayel Qornet AakkarH Minie Fnaydeq H V VH Jdeidet El-Qaitaa Hrar H GU Michmich Aakkar ZU X Zgharta Hermel El Minieh-Dennie Zgharta El Hermel Qaa El Koura North Z Bqaa Sefrine Kfar AaqqaKousbaZ GFekehe Beirut Central District Bcharre T Aain Baalbek El Batroun G Z Bourj Hammoud Laboue MV Baalbeck-Hermel KR Z V Moqraq Chaat G G Aarsal G JbaylT Yammoune G Dekouane I V Jbeil Deir El-Ahmar V V Z Sinn El-Fil O Mazraa V Furn Ech-Chebbak Baalbek V G Mkalles V Bouday VZ WR V Chiyah W Z Baabda ZG Z V Baalbek Haret Hreik Kesrwane G Taraiya GZ Douris GChmistar Z Beirut Bednayel Baalbak G Aatchane Bikfaya Z Z El Meten Haouch Er-Rafqa Nabi Chit Jdaidet El-Matn Baabdat VV V Zahle G V V Fanar Broummana El-Matn V Salima Baabda Z V Aali En-Nahri Qordata V Z Baabda Zahle Aradi D Arsoun Qornayel Zahle El-Maallaqa Z V Z Z Z Z Riyaq Z Baabda Ras El Matn ZZ Falougha Z Bourj El-Brajneh Hadath Jdita Zahle Haouch El-Oumara Z V Z Choueifat El-Oumara Choueifat El-Aamrousiye Qobbayaa Z Z O D Z Z Bouarej ZBlaybel Aaley Z Makse Z Saadnayel Z Hammana Taalbaya Z V D Aain Kfar Zabad AaytatZ Aain \ ZEr-Roummane K Souq El-Gharb O D Barr Elias Z Qabb Elias O O Kfarzabad R Bayssour Aaley WO Aaramoun Aaley Aley Mchekhti O Z Z O OMarj BG Aanjar (Haouch Moussa) Mount Lebanon Majdel Aanjar O ZO O Z Barouk Dmit Z Z Jiye Z Souairi Z Semqaniye Z Z Baaqline Ghazze Z Manara (Hammara) BG Joubb Jannine Z Chouf H Z Z Sibline West Bekaa Kamed El-Laouz Rmazboud Bekaa Saida El-Qadimeh K Z ZHaret Saida Saida Ed-Dekermane H Z Rachaya Dahr El-Ahmar Ghaziye Z Aaqabet Rachaya Z Z Sohmor Z Bakkifac Rachaya NajjariyeSaida Bissariye D Active Partners at Governorate Level: D Sarafand Merouaniye Jezzine D Z MSME/Cooperatives Support and Value Chains D Teffahta Bekaa: Mount Lebanon: DLoubie D Kaoutariyet Es-Siyad UNDP AlMajmoua Aadloun Hasbaiya D Kfar Roummane AlMajmoua UNIDO D K Ansar Nabatieh Et-Tahta Mercy Corps Mercy Corps D Z Khayayeb Saida D Baalbek-El Hermel: Akkar: Zrariye El Nabatieh Hasbaya LOST Mercy Corps Nabatieh Mercy Corps National: Sour Srifa Z North: ANERA D Z South Marjaayoun Mercy Corps Z Touline ZQabrikha Kfar Dounine Beirut: Z Z Deir Ntar Z Mercy Corps ZQana Z Majdel Selm Soultaniyet Bent Jbayl Z Sadiqine Z Decent Work & Policy and Strategies Supporting Job Creation Sour Chaqra Z Beit Yahoun Baalbek-El Hermel: Beirut: Bent Jbeil Aaynata Bent Jbayl Z UNDP ILO Z Bent Jbayl Z Mercy Corps UNDP Z Aaintaroun Maroun Er-Ras North: National: UNDP ANERA Mercy Corps ILO South: IRC UNDP Basmeh & Zeitooneh Akkar: DRC ILO AVSI Partners: IRC Type of Support: V Number of Activities: Administrative Boundaries: ACTED LOST MSME/Cooperatives Support and Value Chains T G 1 Vulnerable Cadastres AlMajmoua Makhzoumi Job creation through investment Z I Districts Syrian Arab Republic in infrastructures and assets ANERA Lebanon Mercy Corps 2 H J Lebanon Governorates Workforce employability improved U ARCS K MSL Lebanon 3 W Basmeh & Zeitooneh M Near East Foundation 4 Neighbouring Countries Dorcas PU-AMI Agriculture Livelihoods Activity \ N More than 4 Jordan X DRC O SCI Livelihoods 3Ws - June 2016 ILO UNDP Map Production Date: 20 July 2016 L For mapping & GIS: [email protected] R Intersos UNRWA D IOM ACF (FSS).
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