Lebanese Union for People with Physical Disabilities - Calls

Lebanon faces regular disasters, including wildfires, earthquakes, floods, and man-made crises. Groups, such as persons with disabilities, are disproportionately affected due to systemic barriers in accessing disaster preparedness and response systems. A human rights-based approach to Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) recognizes the importance of actively including persons with disabilities in all stages of the disaster management cycle.

The Lebanese Union for People with Physical Disabilities (LUPD) is a national, non-governmental, nonsectarian organization dedicated to empowering individuals with physical disabilities and promoting inclusion in Lebanon. LUPD works on various projects to enhance the employability of people with disabilities, with a focus on developing skills that match the evolving job market.

LUPD is Looking for Suppliers to provide their offers for service provision of Food supplies, Detergent, and any grocery materials as per the attached TOR.

The Lebanese Union for People with Physical Disabilities (LUPD) is a non-governmental, national, and nonsectarian organization working to promote inclusion and improve the quality of life for people with disabilities across Lebanon. LUPD is dedicated to empowering individuals with physical disabilities by providing skills development and fostering employment opportunities.

The Lebanese Union for People with Physical Disabilities (LUPD) is a national, non-governmental, nonsectarian organization dedicated to empowering individuals with physical disabilities and promoting inclusion in Lebanon. LUPD works on various projects to enhance the employability of people with disabilities, with a focus on developing skills that match the evolving job market.

With funding from the Spanish Cooperation Agency (AECID), the Movement for Peace in Lebanon (MPDL), and its partners the Lebanese Society for Studies and Training (LOST) and the Lebanese Union of People with Physical Disabilities (LUPD) are implementing a project: “Improve the resilience of refugee and host population with disabilities, prioritizing women in Lebanon” which focuses on improved resilience and protection of refugee and Lebanese PwDs, especially survivors of GBV.

LUPD is a national non-governmental organization committed to advocating for a society built on principles of social justice, human rights, equality, and solidarity. LUPD work is based on the principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Respect for difference, dignity and autonomy, and respect for a person’s capacities / Accessibility / Non-discrimination / Participation and inclusion / Equal opportunities for women, men, and everybody.

LUPD seeks to design, engineer and build a scalable suspended solar system on the available space on its rooftop of Saida Access Kitchen, to generate solar-power energy sufficient to run the kitchen facilities for a minimum of 8h daily with a sufficient power of 30 amps daily / 12 amps at night.

LUPD is a national non-governmental organization committed to advocating for a society built on principles of social justice, human rights, equality, and solidarity. LUPD work is based on the principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Respect for difference, dignity and autonomy, and respect for a person’s capacities / Accessibility / Non-discrimination / Participation and inclusion / Equal opportunities for women, men, and everybody.

The purpose of this research is to develop a comprehensive paper that examines the effectiveness of local reporting mechanisms, including those provided by municipal authorities and the Internal Security Forces (ISF). The research should identify current gaps, strengths, and opportunities within the protection mechanisms and propose actionable recommendations to improve accessibility, inclusivity, and justice for women and girls with disabilities from different backgrounds within the context of Baalbek area and BML area particularly.