Gate into «Submitted»DecisionGoDate11 February 2026DraftComplete
Gate into «Initial review»DecisionGoDate1 May 2026SubmittedComplete
Gate into «Feasibility»DecisionGoDate18 July 2026Initial reviewComplete
Gate into «Evaluation»DecisionGoDate5 October 2026FeasibilityComplete
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Problem
Forty schools in eastern Aleppo are partly damaged; their pupils are taught in neighbouring schools on double shifts or in prefab classrooms, and some drop out.
Current state
Classes average 52 pupils, 31% of host schools run double shifts, and 14 schools have no safe drinking water or working toilets.
Objective
Rehabilitate the forty schools structurally and equip them with desks, water and solar power, bringing 24,000 pupils back to their own schools by September 2028.
Expected scope
A structural assessment of each school, repair and strengthening works, water and sewer networks, solar panels for lighting, and school furniture, with the Aleppo education directorate.
Expected benefits
Time & speed
Ends double shifts in 31% of host schools
Customer satisfaction
24,000 pupils back in their own schools
Savings
No more renting 60 prefab rooms — about SYP 105M a year
