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This activity aims to support farmers in Ras Baalbek through improving water provision services and optimizing water supply. The activity will include replacement of the available 1800-meter irrigation network pipeline.

CSP improved quality and access of potable water for all students through installing new filtration equipment.

CSP is supporting El Ansar through the provision and installation of a 75 KVA generator, including ATSs, fuel tank, slab on grade, fire extinguishers, earthing system and fence. The generator is intended to provide electricity to the municipal building, the sports court and the village’s main square consisting of four main roads that are the most frequented by residents. CSP will also install 3,000 meters of 13-millimeter cable wires to link the generator to 85 streetlights. Consequently, CSP will contribute to lighting the streets for almost 650 households and three public gardens.

CSP is supporting El Manara’s solid waste management system through the provision of 99 metal, weather-resistant recycling containers with a capacity of 900 liters.

CSP is working with Loussiya Municipality, in coordination with the Beqaa Water Establishment (BWE) to upgrade the water pumping system, install solar panels, provide a new generator as a backup power supply system, and build the capacity of the BWE to sustain the CSP-upgraded network and ensure it is connected to all neighborhoods.

CSP is enhancing the public safety in Nabi Ayla by constructing of a new retaining wall (133 meters) including asphalt cutting, excavation works, concrete works, backfilling and asphalt reinstatement; as well as installing 60 meters new guardrails on existing concrete wall.

CSP is resolving the water crisis in Talia by constructing an elevated water tank of a capacity of 300m³ and rehabilitating the existing operation room, including but not limited to electrical, mechanical, and chlorination systems, as well as protecting the available cables and transformer, and supplying the fire extinguishers.

CSP supported in the provision of 8 mobile latrine rentals (chemical toilets) in the Port of Beirut to be used by maintenance workers and port officials while rehabilitating damaged buildings following the aftermath of the Beirut Port blast on August 4, 2020.

In its emergency response efforts, CSP installed up to 500 LED lightbulbs with galvanized arms to replace the destroyed/ damaged sodium lights following the aftermath of the Beirut Port blast on August 4, 2020. The installed LED lights lower energy consumption by 60% and have a 5-time longer lifespan than the sodium lights; this reduces light pollution, as well as maintenance and replacement costs on the Beirut Municipality.

CSP supported in rubble removal, street clearing, cleaning and disposal via Labor-Intensive Works, in its recovery efforts following the widespread damage caused by the August 4, 2020 Beirut Port blast.

CSP is installing two on-grid solar farms to reduce the cost of electricity on families and businesses, also allowing the municipality to re-allocate its budget previously allocated for electricity costs towards other essential services.

CSP is reducing financial burden on Hasbaiya residents by implementing a hybrid photovoltaic solution. This support will allow the municipality to re-allocate the budget previously allocated towards electricity costs on other services.