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Relying on markets for the Beirut blast shelter response

LearningSeptember 20, 2020ShareTwitter-new FacebookShare-emailLink

Executive Summary This report summarizes the findings from the Beirut Port Blast emergency market mapping and assessment (EMMA) for construction materials. They study was led by Caritas and supported by various agencies who provided logistical support and field staff for the assessment, one of which was CAMEALEON This EMMA focused specifically on those markets that…

Protection outcomes for Syrian refugees

AccountabilityJune 30, 2020ShareTwitter-new FacebookShare-emailLink

Executive Summary In 2018 and 2019, CAMEALEON partnered with the Overseas Development Institute to examine the role of the WFP MPC in shaping refugee protection outcomes in Lebanon, focusing on coping strategies, physical security and safety, and work related protection risks. The study presents the experience and perceptions of 270 respondents at three sites in…

Social cohesion and stability between Syrian refugees and host communities

AccountabilityJune 30, 2020ShareTwitter-new FacebookShare-emailLink

Summary of the Study A decade since the start of the Syrian crisis, nearly all Syrian refugee families in Lebanon live in poverty and struggle to meet their basic needs. As part of their response, the World Food Programme (WFP) provides multi-purpose cash (MPC) assistance to 23,000 Syrian refugee households in Lebanon, supporting some of…

The impact of COVID-19 on WFP Multi-purpose cash recipients

EffectivenessApril 30, 2020ShareTwitter-new FacebookShare-emailLink

Executive Summary The purpose of this survey is to gather rapid insights on the impact of Covid-19 on multi-purpose cash recipients and their ability to access and spend their assistance. In late March and April 2020, the NRC-co-led Cash Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning Organizational Network (CAMEALEON) conducted a two-round survey to gather insights on…

Impact evaluation on the well-being of Syrian refugees

EffectivenessMarch 20, 2020ShareTwitter-new FacebookShare-emailLink

Executive Summary The two-year study assessed the impact of MPC on the well-being of over 11,000 Syrian refugee households living in the Bekaa, North and Mount Lebanon. The study finds that most of the impact of MPC materializes in the long term (over 12 months), while limited impact materializes in the short term. The study…

Value For Money

LearningMarch 1, 2020ShareTwitter-new FacebookShare-emailLink

Executive Summary CAMEALEON commissioned Key Aid Consulting to undertake a study to examine the operational VfM of WFP’s MPC implemented 2017-2019, specifically its delivery processes for targeting, enrolment, card distribution and validation, and provide recommendations for WFP and its donors on how to maximise the impact of the money spent during the remainder of the…

Cash assistance in Lebanon: accountability to affected populations

AccountabilitySeptember 30, 2019ShareTwitter-new FacebookShare-emailLink

Summary of the Study The international humanitarian response to the devastating Syrian refugee crisis in Lebanon has grown steadily since 2011 and, today, cash and voucher assistance (CVA) comprises over a third of this assistance. The World Food Programme (WFP) started implementation of its multi-purpose cash (MPC) programme in late 2017, providing assistance for 23,000…