Beirut, 22 April 2020 – As the Lebanese government battles the COVID-19 pandemic, a dangerous epidemic of misinformation has been circulating through different communication channels and in...
The Central Administration of Statistics launches in partnership with UNICEF The Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2020 Beirut, 28 February 2020 – The Central Administration of Statistics...
BEIRUT, 10 October 2019 – “All public schools in Lebanon will open their second shift on Monday 14 October, allowing around 150,000 non-Lebanese children to go back to school.” The announcement from...
firstSTRATEGIC KEY POSITIONS Background on the Reality of Violent Extremism in Lebanon Lebanon is living amidst a regional and international environment tormented by conflicts and intra-state wars...
Introduction Context and key challenges Eight years into the Syrian crisis, Lebanon remains at the forefront of one of the worst humanitarian crises of our time and has shown exceptional commitment...
Executive Summary Freekeh (sometimes spelled freek or farik) is a cereal type of food made from green durum wheat (Triticum turgidum var. durum) that is traditionally dash-burnt and rubbed to create...
Introduction Despite rapid expansion in the provision of technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in Lebanon, the current TVET system does not meet the personal aspirations of youth1 or...
Lebanon is approaching the red zone as far as fresh water resources are concerned. The mismanagement of the water sector exacerbates this dire situation which may get worse due to two main factors...
1 . EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Final Baseline Socio-Economic Assessment report presented in detail the status of the social and economic standpoint across the three regions under consideration (Zahle,...
1 Executive Summary Lebanon is hosting at least one million Syrian refugees officially registered with the UN, many of them living in informal tented settlements and residential and non-residential...