Jihad Binaa

Restoration Projects Construction Common Divisions Waed Project Iran's Role Aggression Effects Contributions

The beginning Restoration after the 2006 aggressionn Restoration after the 1996 aggression Restoration after the 1993 aggression

Intro Volunteers Openning Roads Paying compensations Technical Examination Damages Official compensations

Introduction Working stages Project Isolatinng roofs Beautifying buildings Government Compensations

Introduction Beirut’s Southern Suburb Reconstruction Strategy Obstacles Achievements

Introduction Accomplishments

Environmental damage Cluster Bombs Internationally Banned Weapons

The contribution of the Islamic Health Society International Contributions

Paying reconstruction compensations

The reconstruction compensations were paid according to the statistics that included the damaged buildings listed in detailed forms. The forms required visiting each damaged unit, surveying the damages of paint/electrical equipment/water cycles/furniture etc… The buildings were later subjected to a financial round, starting with pricing, into auditing, and then documenting and archiving them, followed by tables including names and fiscal numbers. Compensations were paid in accordance with the fiscal numbers, with taking into consideration that not any side can directly start reconstructing due to the hugeness of this file, for more than 120,000 units were affected including houses, shops, institutions and others, yet they should hasten its implementation. Jihad al Binaa dealt with the owners as if they were the managers of their own reconstruction projects, and this file was covered in six months.