Development Strategic Framework 2026–2030 and the 2026–2028 Medium-Term Plan
Reconstruction plans for damaged neighbourhoods, replacement homes for returning families and services back in the towns.
Attainment
of the 80% target
Attainment through 2026
Weight in theme
40%
Reconstruction & Infrastructure
KPI status
2
Linked budget
SYP 57.1B
4 projects
Why this objective
Damaged neighbourhoods in Rif Dimashq, Aleppo, Homs, Idlib and Deir ez-Zor need plans and replacement housing before any other project; a plan with no funding and no schedule brings nobody home.
Directions it delivers
Values it carries
The objective’s monthly attainment against this year’s target.
| Period | Attainment |
|---|---|
| Jan | 49.0% |
| Feb | 50.9% |
| Mar | 53.4% |
| Apr | 54.3% |
| May | 56.9% |
| Jun | 57.9% |
| Jul | 60.7% |
| Aug | 62.4% |
| Sep | 63.8% |
| Oct | 66.0% |
Baseline, target and actual for each KPI, and progress from baseline to target.
K-2.2.1Monthly%
Baseline
15
Target
60
Actual
41
K-2.2.2Quarterly%
Baseline
70
Target
80
Actual
77
Their weights inside the objective and their progress; the weighted sum is the objective’s attainment.
Approve reconstruction plans for damaged neighbourhoods
OBJ-09.1
Weight
55%
Deliver replacement housing units to plan
OBJ-09.2
Weight
45%
The objective’s approved initiatives and their projects, and each project’s share of the contribution by budget.
Initiative · SI-2.2.1
Replacement housing & rebuilding damaged areasPRJ-2026-002SYP29.5B
PRJ-2026-020SYP8.6B
PRJ-2026-021SYP13B
Projects contributing from other objectives’ initiatives
AI insight
The objective’s weakest KPI, “Damaged neighbourhoods covered by reconstruction plans”, is at 68% of its target, and its heaviest project, “Darayya Replacement Housing”, is Off track. 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.
Workshops with the three governorate councils slowest in preparing damaged-neighbourhood plans
Contract two engineering design offices to clear the backlog of neighbourhood plans
Require the governorate planning directorates to log neighbourhood field-survey results within 48 hours
What holds the objective back and what leadership should know.
The field survey of damaged neighbourhoods ran two months late, so only two thirds of the first half’s plans were approved.
Iman Al-Jasem · 2026-10-13
The medium-term plan tracker is still at initiation and will not move the KPI before Q1 2027.
Eng. Mustafa Al-Awa · 2026-10-09
