The 9-year-old Syrian crisis has displaced 4 million Syrians in the border countries: 1 million in Jordan and 1.2 million in Lebanon. With the massive arrival of these refugees, there is great pressure on public services, resources and infrastructure. The host populations' access to quality basic services and livelihoods has gradually decreased.

 

The objectives of the project are to support the creation of an enabling economic environment, increase access to livelihoods and improve service delivery in communities affected by this crisis.

 

 

Beneficiaries: 130,000 people in Jordan and 120,000 in Lebanon.