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Crisis Overview Lebanon is facing the largest escalation of conflict since the 2006 Lebanon War, with 1,030 people killed between 16 to 27 September, including 87 children and 156 women, according to...

Context and Impact Lebanon is experiencing a constantly evolving multi-layered crisis which is exacerbating long-term structural vulnerabilities, reversing previously made development gains, and...

INTRODUCTION On 4 August 2021, under the leadership of the Humanitarian Coordinator, the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) launched the Emergency Response Plan (ERP) for Lebanon. Strictly humanitarian...

Crisis Overview Introduction Lebanon is grappling with economic and financial melt- down, COVID-19, the disastrous impact of the Beirut Port explosions and continued impact of the Syrian crisis. In...

Financial Requirements (US$) $565M People Targeted. 300,000 CRISIS OVERVIEW The Beirut Port explosions on 4 August created significant immediate humanitarian needs and severe long-term consequences. ...

Context of the Crisis The COVID-19 outbreak in Lebanon came as the country was already in the midst of a crippling socio-economic crisis, with total collapse looming on the horizon. Lockdown and...

About Following consultations with the Government of Lebanon’s COVID Inter-Ministerial Committee and international partners to chart collective, coordinated and decisive action in response to the...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY After five years of generously hosting families displaced by the Syrian crisis, Lebanon’s government and communities continue to face critical tests of stability. At the same time,...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A Test of Lebanon’s Stability After four years of generous welcome to families displaced by the Syrian crisis, Lebanon’s government and communities now face a critical test of...

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The cessation of hostilities that was so welcomed on 14 August, continues to hold, if somewhat precariously (1). Lebanon has rebounded with surprising speed from the emergency...

Executive Summary The Flash Appeal for Lebanon seeks a total of 150 million dollars to meet the needs of some 800,000 people over the next three months. Funding for the appeal will enable aid groups...