What is RCSP?

“Resilience and Social Cohesion Programme (RSCP) - Strengthening the resilience of host communities and Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan and Kurdistan region of Iraq (KRI)” is a regional Programme funded by the European Union “Madad” Trust Fund and implemented by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) and the French Development Agency (AFD). It aims at improving the living conditions and promote the resilience of the most vulnerable populations in Lebanon, Jordan and KRI, irrespective of nationality and gender.

RSCP was launched in July 2017 and will end in June 2021.

Grants

Open Grants

Call for proposals on local authorities: “Improving infrastructure and service delivery at municipal level”

- KRI -

Call for proposals on local authorities: “Improving infrastructure and service delivery at municipal level”

- Lebanon -
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Lebanon

Call for proposals on local authorities: “Improving infrastructure and service delivery at municipal level”

Call for proposals on local authorities: “Improving infrastructure and service delivery at municipal level”

June, 17 2019
Open call for proposals for the identification of priority interventions focusing on the improvement of municipal infrastructure and services and contribute to the response to the Syrian Crisis. Deadline: 5th August 2019 at 11:00 a.m. Beirut time.
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Lebanon

National Steering Committee in Beirut

National Steering Committee in Beirut

May, 14 2019
The protracted Syrian conflict has led to a substantial internal displacement of the population in Syria -where over 13 million people are in need of urgent assistance- as well as to an inflow of 6 million displaced individuals to Syria’s neighbouring countries. These countries cannot cope with the massive refugee crisis in the medium to the long term unless significant support is provided to strengthen the resilience of host communities and Syrian refugees, and to empower the affected population, both socially and economically, by ensuring efficient access to services.
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Jordan

National Steering Committee in Jordan

National Steering Committee in Jordan

May, 05 2019
The protracted Syrian conflict has led to a substantial internal displacement of the population in Syria -where over 13 million people are in need of urgent assistance- as well as to an inflow of 6 million displaced individuals to Syria’s neighbouring countries. These countries cannot cope with the massive refugee crisis in the medium to the long term unless significant support is provided to strengthen the resilience of host communities and Syrian refugees, and to empower the affected population, both socially and economically, by ensuring efficient access to services.
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KRI

National Steering Committee in KRI

National Steering Committee in KRI

April, 15 2019
The protracted Syrian conflict has led to a substantial internal displacement of the population in Syria -where over 13 million people are in need of urgent assistance- as well as to an inflow of 6 million displaced individuals to Syria’s neighbouring countries. These countries cannot cope with the massive refugee crisis in the medium to the long term unless significant support is provided to strengthen the resilience of host communities and Syrian refugees, and to empower the affected population, both socially and economically, by ensuring efficient access to services.
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