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The SCOPE system was first rolled-out in January. SCOPE manages assistance from beginning to end, and allows assistance to be provided through e-vouchers, and to be managed online.t
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Parent Teacher Association meetings were conducted in all camps to discuss school improvement plans. Erbil brief focus group discussions were conducted with teachers in camp and urban schools to better understand how the lack of incentives has affected teachers and their desire to stay or leave the teaching profession. # & (%) of children registered are enrolled in school
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1-4 consultations/ person/ year
Health services are provided by DoH with support from UN agencies. UPP and MSF-F supported provision MHPSS services.
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All camp residents received 160 liters of kerosene each during January and February. Barzani Charity Foundation (BCF) distributed two blankets each to all camp residents in January and they distributed clothes and diapers to to more than 100 families in April.
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