Development Strategic Framework 2026–2030 and the 2026–2028 Medium-Term Plan
Substations and renewable fields, water and sanitation networks, and rehabilitated roads and bridges across the governorates.
Attainment
of the 85% target
Attainment through 2026
Weight in theme
60%
Reconstruction & Infrastructure
KPI status
3
Linked budget
SYP 79.7B
11 projects
Why this objective
Power, water and roads are the condition for every other recovery: a substation in Aleppo, a water network in Suwayda or a road to Daraa brings a whole governorate back to life.
Directions it delivers
Values it carries
The objective’s monthly attainment against this year’s target.
| Period | Attainment |
|---|---|
| Jan | 63.6% |
| Feb | 63.8% |
| Mar | 65.7% |
| Apr | 66.2% |
| May | 68.3% |
| Jun | 69.3% |
| Jul | 70.0% |
| Aug | 71.7% |
| Sep | 72.8% |
| Oct | 74.0% |
Baseline, target and actual for each KPI, and progress from baseline to target.
K-2.1.1Monthly%
Baseline
62
Target
85
Actual
73
K-2.1.2Monthlyfacilities
Baseline
0
Target
60
Actual
48
K-2.1.3Quarterly%
Baseline
71
Target
78
Actual
76.4
Their weights inside the objective and their progress; the weighted sum is the objective’s attainment.
Rehabilitate the energy and water systems in the governorates
OBJ-01.1
Weight
50%
Rehabilitate the transport corridors and national connectivity
OBJ-01.2
Weight
30%
Renewable energy for governorates far from the grid
OBJ-01.3
Weight
20%
The objective’s approved initiatives and their projects, and each project’s share of the contribution by budget.
Initiative · SI-2.1.1
National connectivity & support servicesPRJ-2026-013SYP1.9B
PRJ-2026-018SYP3.3B
PRJ-2026-022SYP1.2B
PRJ-2026-024SYP2.8B
Initiative · SI-2.1.2
Power & water systems rehabilitationPRJ-2026-004SYP10.3B
PRJ-2026-036SYP1.7B
Initiative · SI-2.1.3
Renewable energy & non-conventional waterPRJ-2026-010SYP2.4B
PRJ-2026-026SYP825M
Projects contributing from other objectives’ initiatives
PRJ-2026-002SYP29.5B
PRJ-2026-006SYP7.2B
PRJ-2026-020SYP8.6B
PRJ-2026-021SYP13B
PRJ-2026-025SYP1.1B
AI insight
The objective’s weakest KPI, “Public facilities rehabilitated this year (cumulative)”, is at 80% of its target, and its heaviest project, “Aleppo 230 kV Substations Rehabilitation”, is Critical. Fixing that one path lifts the objective more than any other action.
This item’s definition as approved in the plan version in force, and every change request on it with the old and proposed values and the decision.
No change requests on this item since the plan was approved.
What we are doing to bring the KPI back on track, who owns it, and by when.
Speed up the allocation of the Darayya site’s northern plot with Rif Dimashq Governorate and the electricity transmission & distribution establishment
Take the utility networks of the Darayya replacement housing out of the buildings contract and tender them separately
An extra evening shift on the Aleppo substation bays until year end
Rehabilitate two more pumping stations in the Suwayda water network within the current works
What holds the objective back and what leadership should know.
The late allocation of the Darayya site’s northern plot and the utility diversions held up blocks 3 and 4 by about four months.
Eng. Qasem Al-Hariri · 2026-10-12
Groundwater between axes 12 and 16 at the Douma treatment plant has raised the forecast foundation cost.
Eng. Wael Al-Khawlani · 2026-09-28
The national projects steering committee advised taking the Darayya utility networks out of the buildings contract to speed up delivery.
Eng. Wassim Al-Azm · 2026-10-05
