MunjazStrategy & projects
MunjazPMO PLATFORMProposal
Project proposal & feasibility study
Justification, objectives, benefits, cost and initial risks
- Form no.
- PSA-PMO-F01
- Template edition
- 2.1
- Version
- V1
- Form date
- 2026-02-11
Auto-filled — Filled by the platform from the project record, not typed.
- Proposal no.
- DMD-2026-001
- Proposal
- Rehabilitation of 40 schools in eastern Aleppo
- Portfolio
- Health, Education & Industrial Recovery Portfolio
- Sector
- Development Projects Follow-up Sector
- Sponsor
- Eng. Fadi Al-Droubi
- Proposed by
- Eng. Maher Al-Hamawi
1The proposalAuto-filled
- TitleAuto-filled
- Rehabilitation of 40 schools in eastern Aleppo
- Proposed byAuto-filled
- Eng. Maher Al-Hamawi
- DepartmentAuto-filled
- Energy, Water & Utilities Projects Directorate
- Submitted onAuto-filled
- 2026-02-11
- Proposal numberAuto-filled
- DMD-2026-001
2Justification
The problem or need
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.
Today
Classes average 52 pupils, 31% of host schools run double shifts, and 14 schools have no safe drinking water or working toilets.
3Objectives
- 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.
Strategic objectives served
- SO-5.1 — Integrated digital government services for citizens
- SO-6.1 — Comparable public-service quality in every governorate
4Expected benefits
| Kind | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Time saved | Ends double shifts in 31% of host schools |
| Satisfaction | 24,000 pupils back in their own schools |
| Cost saving | No more renting 60 prefab rooms — about SYP 105M a year |
5Cost & feasibilityAuto-filled
Estimated cost
SYP 237.5M
Net present value
SYP 179.9M
Return on investment
74%
Payback
3.0 years
| Year | Capex | Opex | Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | SYP 155M | SYP 0 | SYP 0 |
| 2028 | SYP 82.5M | SYP 22.5M | SYP 50M |
| 2029 | SYP 0 | SYP 23.8M | SYP 115M |
| 2030 | SYP 0 | SYP 25M | SYP 145M |
| 2031 | SYP 0 | SYP 25M | SYP 155M |
| 2032 | SYP 0 | SYP 26.3M | SYP 162.5M |
6Initial risks
| Risk | Level | Proposed response |
|---|---|---|
| Supplier delay in delivery or implementation | Medium | Delay penalties and a phased delivery plan |
| Worse structural damage found once work starts | Medium | A detailed structural assessment of each school before tender |
| Allocation not made in the 2027 investment plan | High | Split delivery across two fiscal years |
Approval logChain: Proposal & feasibility approval · version 4
Every decision on the form — who, their role, the note and the time. It prints with the form.
| # | Step | Kind | Name | Decision | Note | Date & time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Author | — | Eng. Maher Al-HamawiDirector, Energy, Water & Utilities Projects | Submitted | — | 2026-02-11 12:39 |
| 2 | Line manager endorsement | Technical acceptance | Eng. Lina Al-AttarThe requester’s line manager | Approved | — | 2026-02-15 14:53 |
| 3 | PMO review | Methodology review | Mariam Al-ZoubiPMO — analyst | Approved | — | 2026-02-16 09:00 |
| 4 | Portfolio manager review | Technical acceptance | Approval enginePortfolio manager | Pre-breach alert | — | 2026-10-08 08:00 |
| 5 | Portfolio manager review | Technical acceptance | Approval engineEscalated automatically to PMO — director (Dr. Reem Al-Qabbani) on 2026-10-12 | Automatic escalation | — | 2026-10-12 08:05 |
Signatures
Line manager endorsement
Eng. Lina Al-Attar
Approved2026-02-15
PMO review
Mariam Al-Zoubi
Approved2026-02-16
Portfolio manager review
Eng. Fadi Al-Droubi
Awaiting decision
Cost & funding review
Rasha Al-Mudarres
Later
Project Approval Committee
Dr. Reem Al-Qabbani
Later