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refugee_pads:000032
83
0
AFMIS
1,611
1,616
named
named
system
All accounting is centralized in the ⟦AFMIS⟧ in MoF.
true
null
refugee_pads:000032
83
1
AFMIS
52
57
named
named
other
All accounting is centralized in the ⟦AFMIS⟧[1] in MoF.
false
null
refugee_pads:000033
105
0
Households and Landowners Surveys
636
669
descriptive
named
survey
The ⟦Households and Landowners Surveys⟧[2] were carried out between February and April 2014
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
105
0
Household Survey
1,250
1,266
descriptive
descriptive
survey
There are total of 238 residents that were identified by the ⟦Household Survey⟧[3].
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
105
0
Landowners Survey
1,485
1,502
named
descriptive
survey
As identified by the ⟦Landowners Survey⟧[4]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
105
1
Household Survey
1
17
descriptive
descriptive
survey
⟦Household Survey⟧[5]. Of these 238, there are 17 Lebanese landowner Residents
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
105
1
Landowners Survey
236
253
named
descriptive
survey
As identified by the ⟦Landowners Survey⟧[6], there are estimated 861 Lebanese landowners
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
106
1
Social Survey
1,255
1,268
named
descriptive
survey
The ⟦Social Survey⟧[7] has identified un-contractual workers and property tenants with no legal right as the most vulnerable group.
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
107
0
2014 Socio-economic and Landowners Surveys
219
261
named
named
survey
The Expropriation File along with the ⟦2014 Socio-economic and Landowners Surveys⟧[8] have allowed to identify and quantify the impacts
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
109
0
2014 Social Survey
802
820
named
named
survey
The ⟦2014 Social Survey⟧[9] has revealed that 35 households are nonLebanese
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
111
0
100% household survey
968
989
descriptive
descriptive
survey
PAPs without title have been identified by a ⟦100% household survey⟧[10]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
118
0
sex-disaggregated economic survey of 1200 households
1,200
1,252
descriptive
descriptive
survey
the implementation of a ⟦sex-disaggregated economic survey of 1200 households⟧[11]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
118
1
project household economic survey
322
355
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Based on the ⟦project household economic survey⟧[12] conducted in April 2014
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
118
1
census of the beneficiary zones
805
836
descriptive
descriptive
census
A recent ⟦census of the beneficiary zones⟧[13] also contributed to the development of the sample frame.
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
122
0
Social Survey
340
353
descriptive
descriptive
survey
⟦Social Survey⟧[14]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
122
0
Household Survey
573
589
descriptive
descriptive
survey
⟦Household Survey⟧[15] (with key socio-economic, poverty, gender and willingness to pay variables)
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
123
0
perception survey
1,055
1,072
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Simple ⟦perception survey⟧[16] conducted over email to internal staff
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
123
1
perception survey
40
57
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Simple ⟦perception survey⟧[17] conducted over email to internal staff
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
125
1
baseline survey
405
420
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Carry out ⟦baseline survey⟧[18] building on earlier studies
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
12
0
2013 Human Development Index
1,085
1,113
named
named
indicator
Lebanon ranks 72 out of 187 countries in the ⟦2013 Human Development Index⟧[19]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
12
0
Global Gender Gap Index
1,358
1,381
named
named
indicator
the 2013 World Economic Forum ranks Lebanon 123 out of 136 in the ⟦Global Gender Gap Index⟧[20]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
19
1
project specific survey of 1,200 project households
230
281
descriptive
descriptive
survey
as determined by a ⟦project specific survey of 1,200 project households⟧[21]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
19
1
2005 Poverty Assessment
293
316
named
named
report
Lebanon’s ⟦2005 Poverty Assessment⟧[22], and available ⟦census data⟧[23].
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
19
1
census data
332
343
descriptive
vague
census
and available ⟦census data⟧[23]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
19
1
household survey of 1,200 beneficiary households
353
401
descriptive
descriptive
survey
A ⟦household survey of 1,200 beneficiary households⟧[24] across the GBML was conducted as part of project preparation.
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
22
1
choice experiment survey of 1,200 households
801
845
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Project preparation was underpinned by a ⟦choice experiment survey of 1,200 households⟧[25] across the project area
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
23
2
social and economic surveys
860
887
descriptive
descriptive
survey
public consultations, ⟦social and economic surveys⟧[26] and gender focus group discussions carried out during project preparation
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
31
0
historical records
849
867
descriptive
descriptive
other
Uncertainties in ⟦historical records⟧[27], as well as future effects of climate change, have been assessed and transparently presented.
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
34
1
detailed census of the affected people
339
377
descriptive
descriptive
census
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[28],
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
34
1
inventory of affected assets
379
407
descriptive
descriptive
administrative
⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[29] and extensive consultations with the project-affected people
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
34
1
socioeconomic surveys
409
430
descriptive
descriptive
survey
⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[30] and extensive consultations with the project-affected people
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
35
1
household survey
1,692
1,708
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Additional citizenship engagement activities including a ⟦household survey⟧[1] and focus
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
37
0
satisfaction survey
997
1,016
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Additionally, a ⟦satisfaction survey⟧[2] will be carried out during project reviews
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
37
1
World Bank Water Supply Augmentation Project (P125184) Household Survey
1,508
1,579
named
named
survey
⟦World Bank Water Supply Augmentation Project (P125184) Household Survey⟧[3], March – April 2014.
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
40
0
field-based survey of archaeological and historical sites
89
146
descriptive
descriptive
survey
A ⟦field-based survey of archaeological and historical sites⟧[4] in and around the dam and impoundment area
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
40
0
ecological and habitat survey
1,590
1,619
descriptive
descriptive
survey
The ESIA includes details of the ⟦ecological and habitat survey⟧[5] and associated biodiversity management plan
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
41
1
household survey
269
285
descriptive
descriptive
survey
Activities will build off the results of the ⟦household survey⟧[6] and gender focus group discussions carried out during preparation stage
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
48
0
1997 design study
174
191
descriptive
descriptive
other
prepared the detailed design based on the review of ⟦1997 design study⟧[7] along with additional geotechnical investigations
false
null
refugee_pads:000033
50
0
hydro-meteorological data
1,882
1,907
descriptive
descriptive
other
updated hydrological assessment based on additional ⟦hydro-meteorological data⟧[8] and analyses
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
51
1
rainfall records
626
642
descriptive
descriptive
other
as well as ⟦rainfall records⟧[9] from the adjacent areas of the dam
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
52
0
runoff records
284
298
descriptive
descriptive
other
reviewed in detail the quality of the ⟦runoff records⟧[10] at the Marj Bisri gauging station
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
52
1
Precipitation records
536
557
descriptive
descriptive
other
⟦Precipitation records⟧[11] in the latest 30 years show a generalized reduction
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
52
1
temperature records
833
852
descriptive
descriptive
other
⟦temperature records⟧[12] show an increase in the order of 2°C
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
53
0
precipitation and temperature records
26
63
descriptive
descriptive
other
Because long ⟦precipitation and temperature records⟧[13] are scarcely available in and around the catchment
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
53
0
Climate Forecast System Reanalysis
212
246
named
named
database
the used precipitation and temperature records for the period 1979-2009 were extracted from the ⟦Climate Forecast System Reanalysis⟧[14] (CFSR) dataset
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
53
0
CFSR data
554
563
named
named
database
The detailed hydrological catchment model was adapted to the upstream catchment on the basis of the ⟦CFSR data⟧[15]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
53
0
CFSR record
748
759
named
named
database
the full ⟦CFSR record⟧[16] was used to simulate 30 years of monthly flows
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
67
0
detailed census of the affected people
1,940
1,978
descriptive
descriptive
census
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[17], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[18], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[19]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
67
0
inventory of affected assets
1,980
2,008
descriptive
descriptive
other
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[17], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[18], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[19]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
67
0
socioeconomic surveys
2,010
2,031
descriptive
descriptive
survey
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[17], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[18], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[19]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
67
1
detailed census of the affected people
72
110
descriptive
descriptive
census
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[20], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[21], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[22]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
67
1
inventory of affected assets
112
140
descriptive
descriptive
other
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[20], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[21], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[22]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
67
1
socioeconomic surveys
142
163
descriptive
descriptive
survey
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[20], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[21], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[22]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
68
0
historical assessment of land prices
574
610
descriptive
descriptive
other
A ⟦historical assessment of land prices⟧[23] in the Bisri area was undertaken as part of project preparation and informed the RAP.
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
6
1
Project Financing Data
115
137
named
descriptive
other
**⟦Project Financing Data⟧[24](in U**S$ Million)**
false
null
refugee_pads:000033
72
0
dam hydrological reports
1,058
1,082
descriptive
descriptive
report
mobilized a hydrologist through the World Bank Water Expert Team (WET) to review thе ⟦dam hydrological reports⟧[25]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
78
0
1,200 household survey of project beneficiaries
258
305
descriptive
descriptive
survey
CBA data was derived from (i) a ⟦1,200 household survey of project beneficiaries⟧[26] undertaken as part of project preparation
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
78
0
existing cost data from projects currently under implementation
386
449
descriptive
descriptive
other
CBA data was derived from (i) a ⟦1,200 household survey of project beneficiaries⟧[26] undertaken as part of project preparation (available in project files) and (ii) ⟦existing cost data from projects currently under implementation⟧[27].
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
84
0
annual BMLWE financial statements and reports
406
451
descriptive
descriptive
report
The data used in the analysis includes ⟦annual BMLWE financial statements and reports⟧[28].
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
84
1
average data from 20072009
485
511
vague
vague
other
Collection rate was maintained at 90 percent, as per ⟦average data from 20072009⟧[29].
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
87
1
biodiversity survey
631
650
descriptive
descriptive
survey
An annex to the ESIA addresses the ⟦biodiversity survey⟧[1] and ⟦ecological inventory⟧[2]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
87
1
ecological inventory
658
678
descriptive
descriptive
other
An annex to the ESIA addresses the ⟦biodiversity survey⟧[1] and ⟦ecological inventory⟧[2] and includes a biodiversity management plan
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
89
0
detailed census of the affected people
797
835
descriptive
descriptive
census
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[3], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[4], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[5]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
89
0
inventory of affected assets
837
865
descriptive
descriptive
other
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[3], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[4], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[5]
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
89
0
socioeconomic surveys
867
888
descriptive
descriptive
survey
The RAP is prepared based on ⟦detailed census of the affected people⟧[3], ⟦inventory of affected assets⟧[4], ⟦socioeconomic surveys⟧[5] and extensive consultations
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
90
0
household survey
136
152
descriptive
descriptive
survey
completion of the ⟦household survey⟧[6] and the establishment of indicative costs
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
92
1
detailed ecological survey
1,329
1,355
descriptive
descriptive
survey
A detailed biodiversity management plan which includes the results of a ⟦detailed ecological survey⟧[7] is included in the ESIA
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
93
1
national census
1,507
1,522
descriptive
descriptive
census
In the absence of a reliable ⟦national census⟧[8], the populations in the area of influence of the project have been studied
true
null
refugee_pads:000033
93
1
socio-economic surveys
1,621
1,643
descriptive
descriptive
survey
the populations in the area of influence of the project have been studied using a combination of ⟦socio-economic surveys⟧[9], desk study, informal meetings and direct analysis
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
11
0
WBG survey of citizens’ perceptions
1,020
1,055
named
named
survey
A ⟦WBG survey of citizens’ perceptions⟧[10] conducted immediately after the explosion found that
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
11
2
World Bank-administered survey
741
771
named
descriptive
survey
⟦World Bank-administered survey⟧[11] conducted for 3,000 online respondents
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
12
0
survey conducted by the World Bank
1,377
1,411
descriptive
descriptive
survey
In a recent ⟦survey conducted by the World Bank⟧[12] among victims of the blast
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
12
2
Real Estate in Greater Beirut [Database]
1,235
1,275
named
named
database
InfoPro, “Business Opportunities in Lebanon – Year XI. ⟦Real Estate in Greater Beirut [Database]⟧[13],” 2014
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
13
2
socioeconomic field survey
1,015
1,041
descriptive
descriptive
survey
based on a ⟦socioeconomic field survey⟧[14]
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
14
2
Data collected during technical sessions
1,219
1,259
descriptive
vague
other
⟦Data collected during technical sessions⟧[15] held virtually between World Bank task team and UNESCO team
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
15
0
multisectoral needs assessment
1,372
1,402
descriptive
descriptive
report
A ⟦multisectoral needs assessment⟧[16] of two of the most blastaffected neighborhoods, Karantina and Mar Mikhael, highlights
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
15
2
Data collected during technical sessions
831
871
descriptive
vague
other
⟦Data collected during technical sessions⟧[17] held virtually between World Bank task team and UNESCO team
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
24
0
geographic information system
736
765
descriptive
descriptive
system
UN-Habitat will provide updated ⟦geographic information system⟧[18] (GIS) maps of the project areas
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
26
0
UNESCO data
1,576
1,587
named
named
other
A preliminary calculation using ⟦UNESCO data⟧[19] suggests that
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
26
1
UNESCO data
108
119
named
named
other
A preliminary calculation using ⟦UNESCO data⟧[20] suggests that
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
27
0
multisectoral needs assessment
1,558
1,588
descriptive
descriptive
report
A ⟦multisectoral needs assessment⟧[21] of two of the most blast-affected neighborhoods, Karantina and Mar Mikhael, highlights
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
39
0
beneficiary data
626
642
vague
vague
other
disaggregating the ⟦beneficiary data⟧[22] of the progress reports
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
39
1
beneficiary data
127
143
vague
vague
other
disaggregating the ⟦beneficiary data⟧[23] of the progress reports
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
40
0
beneficiary data
391
407
vague
vague
other
disaggregating the ⟦beneficiary data⟧[24] of the progress reports
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
40
1
beneficiary data
447
463
vague
vague
other
disaggregating the ⟦beneficiary data⟧[25] of the progress reports
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
41
0
beneficiary data
533
549
vague
vague
other
disaggregating the ⟦beneficiary data⟧[26] of the progress reports
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
42
0
Demographic data
1,081
1,097
descriptive
vague
other
⟦Demographic data⟧[27] will be monitored in through the progress reports
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
42
1
Demographic data
111
127
vague
vague
other
⟦Demographic data⟧[28] will be monitored in through the progress reports
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
46
0
surveys
693
700
descriptive
vague
survey
The findings of these ⟦surveys⟧[29] will be published
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
46
1
surveys
251
258
descriptive
vague
survey
feedback acquired through the ⟦surveys⟧[30]
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
52
0
IFRs
406
410
descriptive
named
report
using the report-based disbursement method (i.e., based on ⟦IFRs⟧[1] for a six month expenditure projection)
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
52
0
IFRs
482
486
descriptive
named
report
The format and content of the ⟦IFRs⟧[2] is provided in the Disbursement and Financial Information Letter (DFIL).
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
55
2
Real Estate in Greater Beirut [Database]
969
1,009
named
named
database
InfoPro, “Business Opportunities in Lebanon – Year XI. ⟦Real Estate in Greater Beirut [Database]⟧[3],” 2014.
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
57
1
UN-Habitat damage inventory
1,231
1,258
named
named
database
According to the ⟦UN-Habitat damage inventory⟧[4] for all the buildings within the blast affected area
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
57
2
RDNA
840
844
named
named
report
> 93 ⟦RDNA⟧[5]
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
58
0
assessment conducted in eight neighborhoods within Beirut city
1,055
1,117
descriptive
descriptive
other
According to an ⟦assessment conducted in eight neighborhoods within Beirut city⟧[6] by UNHabitat
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
59
1
Data from a sample of 20 buildings
1,386
1,420
descriptive
descriptive
microdata
⟦Data from a sample of 20 buildings⟧[7] conducted by UN-Habitat in the Rmeil.
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
60
1
multisectoral needs assessment
319
349
descriptive
descriptive
other
Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)’s ⟦multisectoral needs assessment⟧[8]
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
61
0
mapping layers
1,089
1,103
descriptive
descriptive
geospatial
These heritage categories will be overlayed to the ⟦mapping layers⟧[9] that UN-Habitat has already produced
true
null
refugee_pads:000034
61
1
GIS 3-dimension mapping
1,397
1,420
descriptive
descriptive
geospatial
a ⟦GIS 3-dimension mapping⟧[10] is being developed of the building and urban spaces within the blast affected area
true
null