فترة التنفيذ مختلفة بين الـToR والمقترح، والتصنيف الديموغرافي ينقصه مستفيدان، ووحدة قياس المشاريع الاجتماعية ملتبسة في أحد المواضع.
Support inclusive and sustainable economic recovery in Homs, Aleppo and Lattakia by revitalizing micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), strengthening women-led and social enterprises, and promoting environmentally sustainable businesses that enhance self-reliance and local market recovery.
Aligned with UNDP CPD Outcome 1 — enhanced economic resilience, self-reliance and access to dignified livelihoods through inclusive, sustainable and environmentally responsible MSME recovery. Implementation is evidence-based and market-driven: a comprehensive market assessment informs sector selection; beneficiaries pass eligibility screening, vulnerability scoring, 100% door-to-door verification and HLP checks; all lists receive UNDP no-objection before disbursement.
Geographic coverage
النطاق الجغرافي — LOT 4LOT 4 spans three governorates and three sub-districts: Homs (Al-Sabil neighborhood), Aleppo (Jebel Saman — Aleppo City) and Lattakia (Lattakia City). Marker size reflects the number of direct beneficiaries per governorate.
Output 1 — Activities
الأنشطة الأساسيةInclusive and sustainable MSME recovery and development: four complementary activity streams combine cash grants with structured training, mentoring and advisory support for 355 direct beneficiaries.
Budget
الموازنة — 1,241,200 دولارFixed budget of USD 1,241,200 — the full LOT 4 allocation. 83.4% flows to activity delivery (grants, training, services); management costs stay within UNDP caps (visibility 1%, monitoring 5%, operations ≤15%, admin ≤7%).
Implementation timeline
الخطة الزمنية — تموز إلى كانون الأول 2026Six-month work plan, July – December 2026. The dashed orange line marks today. Phases follow the ToR sequence: market study → outreach → capacity building → disbursement → mentorship → close-out.
Beneficiaries & targeting
المستفيدون وآلية الاستهداف355 direct beneficiaries (10% persons with disabilities) and ~1,475 indirect beneficiaries. Priority to returnees, IDPs, women-headed households and host-community members who lost income sources.
- Returnees (refugees & IDPs) re-establishing livelihoods
- Women-led households & primary caregivers
- Persons with disabilities and older adults
- High-dependency & severely vulnerable households
- Businesses embedded in local value chains
- Youth with market-relevant skills (18–50 working age)
Monitoring & evaluation
المتابعة والتقييمResults-based, participatory MEAL system: baseline at inception, routine and post-disbursement monitoring, endline with Self-Reliance Index components, and an always-on Feedback & Complaints Mechanism.
Risk matrix
تحليل المخاطر وإجراءات التخفيفSix identified risks with mitigation measures; HLP risk is additionally screened at beneficiary level through 100% verification.
Governance, reporting & accountability
الإدارة والتقارير والمساءلة- Feedback & Complaints Mechanism active all project long
- Dedicated PSEA channel: psea.csg.complaints@shafak.org
- Hotlines: 00905616112941 · 00963965050913 + WhatsApp
- Community Engagement Committees + community-based mobilizers
- GAM reference: H5202-8595-4565
- Data protection: informed consent, anonymized reporting
- Asset-based grants tied to approved business plans — income-generating, not consumption
- Practical training applied directly inside each enterprise
- Market-oriented selection within existing value chains
- Progressively reduced mentoring intensity → independent operation
- Collective governance for social enterprises ensures continuity
- HLP verification & risk safeguards reduce post-project disruption
- Formal handover & closure with lessons-learned documentation
- ≥60% of businesses expected to report improved income/functionality
Source registry
سجل المصادر والنسخFiles currently indexed for the first MVP. The original files remain unchanged.