Shelter for Syrians in Lebanon

Micro Incubation and Micro Empowerment

The proposed ARC is entering into non binding interest Due Diligence and Academic discovery process presented forth by Omar Solh of Solh Design Workshop LLC (SDW), Global Clean Energy Solutions LLC (GCES), their respective projects (TTEMP+Saida 2030+Shelter+GCES+Aqua Tech) along with local as well as international clients both in academia and finance. (The collective term recommended for use to describe all projects and entities proposed as The Collaborative Incubators - TCI - ).

The Collaborative Incubators wish to further develop a proposed incubation, Stakeholder as well as Investment Models of Proposed Academic Clusters in Lebanon lead by PLU and to include University, University of (all academic entities are proposed for the time being and the initial communications with PLU was initiated on the 4th of February 2015) along with other future academic entities in Lebanon., Non Profit Organizations (locally and internationally) in order to fully establish the first of its kind Private Public Academic Cooperative Agreement in the form of ARC for existing Urban Institute, Water Institute and proposed TTEMP.com, Alternative Land Use & Shelter as well as Renewable Energy Institutes dedicated to serve, research, administer and implement its findings the MENA Region.

We (TCI) plan to begin Due Diligence process by end of May 2015 or Early June until completion by end of September of 2015. By then, we (Executive Leadership) will deliver a Ready to Sign Document to Dr. Najjar of PLU (Proposed Executive in Charge of ARC) in which we embed ARC with PLU Provosts office. 50% of the work and concept development has been presented in emails, letters, oral presentations and other means of communications such as Power Points and more.

ARC Incubators and Funding
We feel ARC (Academic Research Cluster) at Incubation Phase as an acronym will best describe out vested efforts. ARC will be funded by incubators at the rate of $5 K per Individual and $20 K per entity and should have between $3 M to $4 M in total funds that will phase the way for Second Phase of Research.

ARC Stakeholders
Stakeholders Collective Agreement based on proposed Initiatives, Institutes, Centers, and Projects. To that end, Urban Institute, Water Institute as existing facilities at PLU and we feel a proposed Land and Shelter Use Initiative, Renewable Energy Initiative, Lebanon 2030 Initiative with Saida 2030 and other concepts as key potential projects, TTEMP.com initiative with RMIA and Tripoli as part of the formula and other potential Initiatives, Institutes, Centers, Projects and Private Line Academic Relations as potential Research Facilities managed effectively by ARC, Incubators and Stakeholders . The Stakeholders Agreements and Implementations should begin 7 months from February 4th (Late September 2015) and will yield a more substantial financial and technical contribution from Incubators and others who will become officially Stakeholders in proposed setups. There is no total value of funding but it is reasonable to assume $20 M will be a reasonable amount to consider 7 months to 7 years from today.

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Micro Incubation to Macro Empowerment

Shelter for Syrian in Lebanon

The Stakeholders have proposed a fully funded, integrated and operated hybrid shelters for Syrians presently residing in Lebanon.

Proposed Facilities include communal kitchens, daycare, grammar, sanitary facilities, elementary schools, health care and laundry facilities.

Shelters for Syrian Guests to be erected on Private and Public Rural Properties in Lebanon and to be later relocated to Syria with the same embedded mechanism of operations. The development of proposed camps will be fully funded by Private Sector and non profit tax deductible donations from Europe, North Americas as well as government sponsored donations from entities in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council). The cost per shelter should not exceed $950 and may be fully equipped with ceiling fans and insulation along with bedding and other comfort items. Based on digital prototype analysis, assemble and disassemble time frame should not exceed 2 hours per dome and should have a life span of 5 + years.

All camps will have a governing and management entities. Each camp will be operated by a consortium of Lebanese and International nonprofit and for profit entities as well as ordinary Lebanese and Syrian Citizens. We anticipate 10 camps to be established in Lebanon with a maximum capacity of 25.000 to 30.000 guests per camp. The locations of such camps are to be located mainly in Akkar and Bekaa. Each shelter will depend on Diesel engine generators, PV and Wind Turbines (whenever applicable) to generate energy and will not require any power feed from Electricity of Lebanon.

We (the stakeholders) plan to include academic entities in such effort and therefore, we may suggest that a fellow up meeting is help at one of the leading academic entities in Beirut to discuss mobilization and funding.