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Lebanese50%

Syrian50%

Completely restricted and people are abiding – no

movement inside and outside

the camp, 31%

Completely restricted but people are moving between the

tents, 29%

Limited restrictions and people are leaving the camp for basic

needs, 40%

16%

15%

84%

85%

Lebanese

Syrian

Do not have equal access Have equal access

Do not have27%

Do not have65%

Have73%

Have35%

Lebanese Syrian

Do Not Have64%

Do Not Have85%

Have36%

Have15%

Lebanese Syrian

290

254

198

113

39 5039

76

Lebanese (n=309) Syrian (n=309)

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TelevisionSocial Media (WhatsApp, Facebook…)UNHCR / NGOs / INGOSNeighbors

of 4

*That usually have access to SRH facilities

Yes, 6%Yes, 15%

No94%

No85%

Lebanese Syrian

Lebanese37%

Syrian63%

of 4

43%

83%

57%

17%

Lebanese Syrian

Have enough food for the next two weeks

Do not have enough food for the next twoweeks

150120

4928 27 21

179 173

1027 15 4

Reducing foodconsumption

Borrowing food orrelying on help from

friends

Sum of Other Selling goods (TV, jewelry…) or income

generating assets

Sum of Don’t know Ignoring the lockdownand trying to provide

the daily income

Nu

mb

er o

f R

esp

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151

110 111

74 8563

4532

47 4224

211

11598 98

56 65 53 5427 15

30

Lack of food Lostlivelihood

Inability to pay bills

(rent, food, electricity…)

Inability topay debts

Children’s safety

Inability toaccess

services

Children’s behavior

Lack ofshelter

Healthchallenges

Beingseparatedfrom their

community

Lack of water

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esp

on

ses Lebanese (n=309) Syrian (n=309)

17.9%

47.5%

26.6%

8%12.1%

39.3%

33.9%

14.8%

4 to 5measures

2 to 3measures

Only 1measure

Could notidentify anypreventionmeasures

Lebanese Syrian

Lebanese49%

Syrian51%

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Mal

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4%

of 4

96%86%

43% 46%

1% 3%

35%28%

70%65%

28%

15%

73%

53%

79%

91%

Female Male Female Male

Lebanese Syrian

Was attending formal educationbefore lockdown

Was attending Non- formaleducation before lockdown

Is Attending distant learningclasses since the beginning ofCovid-19

Is interested to attend distantvocational trainings (14-17 yearold respondants)

Lebanese31%

Syrian 69%

Lebanese45%

Syrian55%

33.0%

58.8%

8.2%

4.2%

89.0%

6.8%

18.6%

74.0%

7.5%

Own a mobile From caregiver From brother/sister

Lebanese Syrian Total

Findings in this document are based on the analysis of data as of April 27th 2020.Data collection was conducted between April 13th and 17th 2020 by Plan staff and partners including Akkar Network for Development, Amel Association, Himaya, Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training, and Rene Moawad Foundation.

of 4

96

73

4253

4451

27

1219

74 73

102

4250

3749

57

43

Not being able togo back to

school

Not being able toattend activities/

being homebound

Lack of food Tension withinthe family

Currenteconomicchallenges

Home duties (collecting

water, cooking, cleaning…)

Lack of sufficientmoney to pay

bills (rent, food,electricity)

Lack of services/decrease in

service

Don’t know

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