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Unhcr Lbn Hlt Map 2014-05 SYRIA REFUGEE RESPONSE LEBANON, Bekaa Governorate Distribution of Health Centers PHC,SHC and MMU in the Most Vulnerable Localities in Lebanon Location Health Facility Information Number P_Code Longitud_E Latitude_N ACS_CODE Governorate District Cadastral Name Village Name of Health Facility Name From MOPH List Arabic Name From MOPH List English Zahle Maalaqa Zahle Maalaqa PHCC Governmental Central Dispensary / Zahle ز ا ارزي Bekaa Zahle Zahle El-Maallaqa Aradi 51121 33.8428998 35.91396 001_31_51121 66 34°30'0"N 34°30'0"N Haouch el CARITAS Lebanon Primary Health 88 67 51133_31_001 35.90272 33.8364472 51133 Bekaa Zahle Zahle Aradi Oumara Aradi Care Center G" Haouch el Diagnostic Facilities 68 51133_31_002 35.90272 33.8364472 51133 Bekaa Zahle Zahle Aradi Oumara Aradi Bekaa center in Taanayel -RHF clinic Taanayel 69 51227_31_001 35.86871 33.8011167 51227 Bekaa Zahle Taanayel (Rafic Heriri PHC) Charbine El-Hermel Zahle Qabb Elias Qabb Elias PHC Center Qob Elias Health Center و ف ا ار ا / ب اس Bekaa Qabb Elias 51234 33.7941898 35.82105 001_31_51234 70 Bar Elias Bar Elias PHC Center Bar Elias Governmental Health Center رز ر إس ا Bekaa Zahle Barr Elias 51267 33.7734198 35.90315 001_31_51267 71 Zahle Majdel Anjar MSF clinic in Al Hudod Sport Club 72 51284_31_001 35.90497 33.709475 51284 Bekaa Majdel Aanjar Hermel El Hermel رز ار" ا ا$و # " ا!ري، ا ا ا% . Ali Nahri 73 51323_31_001 36.02693 33.856221 51323 Bekaa Zahle Aali En-Nahri IHS Center for Primary Health Care Ali Al Nahri Hermil Gov. Machgara Machgara PHCC Michaa Mrajhine ®Mashghara Primary Health Care Center 87v و ف ام ا در / )'رة Bekaa West Bekaa Machghara 52111 33.5291904 35.65106 001_31_52111 74 85" Kamed el Laouz Kamed el Loz PHCC G 75 52217_31_001 35.82171 33.6200139 52217 Bekaa West Bekaa Kamed El-Laouz G" 86 Qaa Ouadi El-Khanzir Qaa Jouar Maqiye Baalbek Baalbek PHCC (RHF clinic ) Zighrine (Hariri foundation /Baalbeck v® Batoul Hosp (hirmel در ا - ك - ؤ ر#ق ا رري Bekaa Baalbek Baalbek 53111 33.99931 36.21682 001_31_53111 76 Baalbek Baalbek MSF clinic 77 53111_31_002 36.20796 34.005186 53111 Bekaa Baalbek Baalbek Baalbeck MOSA 78 53111_31_003 36.20796 34.0051863 53111 Bekaa Baalbek Baalbek Iaat Iaat MOPH primary health center Deir Mar Maroun Baalbek Iaat Governmental Health Center ات ا ا و Bekaa Baalbek Iaat 53123 34.0306692 36.16996 001_31_53123 79 Hermel Jbab El Ain El Ain PHCC 80 53217_31_001 36.37803 34.2260473 53217 Bekaa Baalbek Aain Baalbek Aarsal Ersal PHCC (Leshmania trained) Qaa Baalbek 81 53231_31_001 36.41959 34.179236 53231 Bekaa Baalbek Aarsal 34°20'0"N Qaa Baayoun 34°20'0"N Baalbek Aarsal Ersal PHC - RHF Hariri Foundation / Irsaal Center ارز ا - "رل Bekaa Aarsal 53231 34.179236 36.41959 002_31_53231 82 Baalbek Aarsal MSF clinic at Al Irshad 83 53231_31_003 36.41959 34.179236 53231 Bekaa Aarsal Ras Baalbek El Gharbi Larboue PHCC MOPH, Pending Ras Baalbek Ouadi Faara Laboue Laboueh Municipality Center Ras Baalbek Es-Sahel رز د ا وة - ك Bekaa Baalbek Laboue Funding Approval 53234 34.1954277 36.35558 001_31_53234 84 El Hermel El Ouaqf El Ouaqf Primary Healthcare 85 54111_31_002 36.38514 34.393067 54111 Bekaa Hermel Maaysra El-Hermel Hermel Hermel PHCC Ouadi Faara 86 54111_31_004 36.38607 34.3971916 54111 Bekaa El Hermel Hermel MMU_003 El Hermel Hermel MSF clinic 87 54111_31_005 36.38607 34.3971916 54111 Bekaa Hermel Ras Baalbek Ech-Charqi Halbata MMU_003 Qasr Al Qasser PHCC 88 54111_31_007 36.44055 34.4809333 54111 Bekaa El Hermel Hermel Kharayeb El-Hermel Fekehe Ouadi El-Aaoss MMU_003 MOSA Rachaya SDC Zabboud MMU_003 MMU_003 رز وزارة ا)ؤون ا"Bekaa Rachaya Rachaiya Rachaiya MOSA Rachaya SDC 0 55111 33.500386 35.8452 003_31_55111 89 MMU_003 G"80 1 : Number MMU_003 Sbouba Harabta Aain Baalbek 72111_31_001 : Pcode Bajjaje 7211 : ACS_code Nabha Ed-Damdoum 3 : Health Sector MMU_003 1 : Primary Health Care Center Laboue G" Nabi Osmane 001 : Number of The PHC per Cadastral Area Aaynata Baalbek MMU_003 82 83 Barqa MMU_003 G"v® Ram Baalbek 81 MMU_003 Qarha Baalbek 34°10'0"N Moqraq 34°10'0"N Bechouat Chaat Aarsal Riha MMU_003 MMU_004 Yammoune Kneisset Baalbek Dar El-Ouassaa Btedaai Deir El-Ahmar Youmine Chlifa Maqne Mazraat beit Mchaik Bouday Baalbak Iaat Nahle baalbek Conflict Dar el Hekmeh ® Conflict haouch El-Dehab 79 v G" Aadous ® Jebaa Saaide v®v Haouch Tall Safiye Ibin Sina Rayan MMU_004 Tatari Hosp Kfar Dane v® Haouche Barada Baalbek G" 76 Mortada G" Hadath Baalbek Douris v® v® 34°0'0"N Aamchki 34°0'0"N Taraiya Majdaloun Dar el Amal Slouqi v® MMU_006 Aain Bourday Chmistar Hizzine Taibet Baalbek Talia Aain Es-Siyaa Chadoura MMU_003 Kfar Dabach Bednayel Baalbak Haouch En-Nabi Nabi Chbay Haouch Snaid Brital Beit Chama Haouch Er-Rafqa Khodr Baalbek Chaaibe Temnine El-Faouqa Qsarnaba Mousraye Haour Taala Qaa Er-Rim Niha Zahle Nabi Chit Aain El-Barnaya Serraaine Et-Tahta MMU_004 Hazerta Nabi Ayla Temnine General Khreibet Baalbek Haouch El-Ghanam Ouadi El-Aarayech Temnine Et-Tahtav® Riyack Nabi Ayla Aali En-Nahri Ham Fourzol Ablah v® 73 Nasriyet Rizk Tfail Touaite Zahle Khoury Hosp(Cardio) G" Haouch El-Aamara Yahfoufa Aain Ej-Jaouz Baalbek Zahle El-Maallaqav® 66 Zahle Maallaqa Aradi Riyaq Massa Maaraboun Zahle Aradi G" Haouch Hala 67 v® Heraoui Gov. Mazraat Er-Remtaniye 68 G" Raait Jenta MMU_008 MMU_008 Dalhamiyet Zahle 33°50'0"N Ksara Hoshmosh 33°50'0"N Deir El-Ghazal Chtoura MMU_008 Bouarej Jditav®Bekaa Saadnayel Chtaura v® Taalbaya Mrayjat Zahle 69 MMU_008 Makse G" Zahle Haouch El-Oumara Aradi Ouadi Ed-Delm Terbol Zahle Qoussaya G" Taanayelv® Aain Kfar Zabad Taanayel MMU_010 Zahle MMU_010 Qabb Elias v® Barr Elias Haouch Mandara MMU_009 Haouch Es-Siyade G" MMU_008 Haouch Qayssar Nasriyet Zahle Kfarzabad Mzaraat Zahle Tcheflik Qiqano Marj BG Tcheflik Edde Haouch MMU_008 Harime Es-Soughra Aanjar (Haouch Moussa) Tell El-Akhdar Ouaqf BG MMU_009 Raouda (Istabel) Jazira BG Aammiq BG MMU_006 Haouch El-Harime Chebrqiyet Aammiq G" Khiara El-Aatiqa MMU_009 Majdel Aanjar Deir Tahniche West Bekaa Khiara Dakoue Souairi Aana Ghazze Mansoura BG Soltan Yacoub el Aradi MMU_009 33°40'0"N Kafraiya BG Tall Znoub Manara (Hammara) BG 33°40'0"N Soultan Yaacoub Faouqa Doctors v® Khirbet Qanafar Hamed Farhat Aayta El-Foukhar Joubb Janninev® Aain Zebde 75 G" Kamed El-Laouz MMU_010 Mdoukha Saghbine Lala Yanta Helouet Rachaiya Yanta Legend Biret Rachaiya Bakka Deir Aain Ej-Jaouze Bab Mareaa v® Secondary Health Care Centers Baaloul BG MMU_010 Khirbet Rouha Selsata (Mazraat Deir El-Aachaiyer) Aain Aarab Rachaiya G" Humanitarian Primary Health Care Centers (PHC) Rafid Rachaiya Aaytanit Qaraaoun MMU_010 Deir El-Aachayer Mhaiydse Rachaiya Kfar Denis Kfar Qouq MMU_010 One MMU per Town 74 Majdel Balhis Kaoukaba Bou Arab G" Dahr El-Ahmar West Bekaa Sohmor Two MMU per Town Machghara v® Aaqabet Rachaya Rachaya Three MMU per Town Kfar Lichki Sohmor Rachia El Wadi Gov. 89 MMU_code, Organisation v®G" Nabi Safa Bakkifac Rachaya MMU_003, AMEL Mobile Clinic 33°30'0"N Aain Et-Tine BG 33°30'0"N Aayha Yohmor BG Beit Lahia MMU_004, Caritas Liban Medical Mobile Clinic Libbaya BG Haouch El Qinnabe Rachaiya Rachaiya Tannoura MMU_006, MSF Mobile Clinics (Zahle) Loussa Maydoun MMU_008, Humedica Mobile clinic Zilaya Aain Rouha MMU_009, IMC Mobile Medical Unit (Bekaa) Qelaya MMU_010, Layan Mobile Medical Unit Aain Aata 50 / 242 Most Vulnerable Localities in Lebanon Most Vulnerable (48% SYR Refugees / 39% Leb Por) 2nd Most Vulnerable (18% SYR Refugees / 11% Leb Por) 3rd Most Vulnerable (9% SYR Refugees / 6% Leb Por) 4th Most Vulnerable (6% SYR Refugees / 5% Leb Por) 5th Most Vulnerable (4% SYR Refugees / 5% Leb Por) Governorate Caza 35°40'0"E 35°50'0"E 36°0'0"E 36°10'0"E 36°20'0"E 36°30'0"E Notes The boundaries, names and designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement Location Diagram of the United Nations. All data used are the best available at the time of map production. Data Sources: - Lebanese Border, Caza and Cadastral Boundaries: NPMPLT 2005. - Geographic Projection WGS 1984 North Calculation of the Most Vulnerable Localities was based on the following data sources: 1-Cadastral Boundary Shapefile which includes the 3rd admin level population distribution. The source of the shapefile is the CDR (Council for Development and reconstruction) 2-UNDP study of 2008. It states that 28.55% of the Lebanese population is estimated Bekaa to be living under 4USD/capita/day based on data collected in 2004. Beirut Mount Lebanon The poverty estimates from this study gives break down on "combined Caza" level (admin level 2), this is assumed to be same for all the municipalities under the caza boundaries. 3- The refugee population distribution.This data is frequently by UNHCR registration unit. The top quintile of the vulnerability mapping includes 50 from 242 localities 4- Health data: Ministry of Public Health-Lebanon, Health 3w Matrix El Nabatieh GIS and Mapping by UNHCR. For Information and updates South contact Jad Ghosn: [email protected] ± Maroun Sader: [email protected] 0 1020 KM Map Production Date: 29 May 2014.
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