The contractor shares the same objectives, target groups, and general project parameters as the CFW project. This includes supporting the project in achieving its indicators within the defined frameworks and values. The contractor will implement the same approach as the CFW project in the targeted municipalities, adjusted to specific local needs. Municipalities will be named after consultation with the Ministry of Social Affairs and will be in either Akkar or Menieh Dennieh Lebanon. The contractor aims to contribute to all CFW project indicators and outputs, in the contractor case the municipalities are already chosen. Project and Contractor Indicators Module Objective: Strengthen the socio-economic resilience capacities of refugees and host community members. - Indicator 1: Income increase for 1400 persons (60% female, 50% Syrian, 10% people with disabilities) through participation in Cash for Work measures. - Indicator 2: Support GIZ in assessing the socio-economic living conditions of 1400 people in 25 neighbourhoods. - Indicator 3: Improve social exchange for 400 surveyed individuals (60% female) via CfW measures. Outputs: 1. Access to Temporary Employment: - 1400 persons participating for 40 days in CfW measures. - 1400 persons taking part in vocational training related to CfW. 2. Participatory Planning Conditions: - Establishment of 6 local planning and steering committees. - 60 members participating in capacity development measures. 3. Gender-sensitive Referrals: - Staff trained in gender-sensitive referral processes. Work Packages 1.Access to Temporary Employment: The contractor will identify beneficiaries through clear criteria communicated by the GIZ team, conduct information sessions, and implement CfW cycles. This will target the most vulnerable groups to enhance socio-economic living conditions. 2.Community Engagement and Outreach: The contractor will conduct outreach to identify eligible participants, ensuring gender balance and representation of both Lebanese and Syrian refugees. Informational sessions will cover project details, eligibility criteria, and protection measures. 3.Training and Capacity Development: Participants will attend a series of informative training sessions covering CfW principles, labor rights, and relevant skills. This will be facilitated by skilled workers experienced in the activities beneficiaries will undertake. 4.Monitoring and Evaluation: Regular monitoring of project progress will be conducted to ensure that objectives and indicators are met, with adjustments made based on community feedback. Implementation Considerations: Utilize existing community facilities to minimize costs.