The DFID-funded Lebanon Enterprise and Employment Programme LEEP, aims to support SMEs to grow their business and create sustained jobs for low-skilled Lebanese workers as well as other marginalised groups. This will be done through various interventions including the provision of matching grants and business advisory services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to support their capacity to create jobs.
The GESI and Decent Work Specialist is a mid-level technical management position. She/he will develop the work plan and lead the cross-cutting activities related to Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) focusing on benefitting women and people with disabilities (PWDs). He/she will be responsible for ensuring that LEEP takes an inclusive and decent work approach for designing and delivering all interventions. Additionally, the GESI and Decent Work Specialist will provide inputs on the design and lead delivery of LEEP's second main intervention of wage subsidies provided to SMEs.
The USAID-funded Lebanon Livelihoods Inclusive Finance Expansion (LIFE) will link vulnerable entrepreneurs at the bottom of the economic pyramid with business training and financial services, improving livelihoods, creating jobs, and reducing poverty while facilitating growth and consolidation of the microfinance sector in Lebanon.
The USAID-funded Lebanon Livelihoods Inclusive Finance Expansion (LIFE) will link vulnerable entrepreneurs at the bottom of the economic pyramid with business training and financial services, improving livelihoods, creating jobs, and reducing poverty while facilitating growth and consolidation of the microfinance sector in Lebanon.
The USAID-funded Lebanon Livelihoods Inclusive Finance Expansion (LIFE) will link vulnerable entrepreneurs at the bottom of the economic pyramid with business training and financial services, improving livelihoods, creating jobs, and reducing poverty while facilitating growth and consolidation of the microfinance sector in Lebanon.
The DFID-funded Subsidised Temporary Employment Programme (STEP) in Lebanon supports SMEs to grow their business and create sustained jobs for low-skilled Lebanese workers as well as temporary jobs for Syrian refugees. This will be done through interventions including the provision of matching grants and business advisory services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to support their capacity to create jobs.
The DFID-funded Subsidised Temporary Employment Programme (STEP) in Lebanon aims to incentivise small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to expand production and create new permanent jobs for predominantly low-skilled Lebanese workers as well as temporary jobs for Syrian refugees. STEP is expected to achieve this through the provision of finance and employment incentives, as well as a flexible package of technical assistance to facilitate access to Business Development Services. The programme consists of a pilot phase to test different approaches followed by 1 1/2 years of implementation.
The DFID-funded Subsidised Temporary Employment Programme (STEP) in Lebanon aims to support SMEs to grow their business and create sustained jobs for low-skilled Lebanese workers as well as temporary jobs for Syrian refugees. This will be done through various interventions including the provision of matching grants and business advisory services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to support their capacity to create jobs.
The DFID-funded Subsidised Temporary Employment Programme (STEP) in Lebanon aims to support SMEs to grow their business and create sustained jobs for low-skilled Lebanese workers as well as temporary jobs for Syrian refugees. This will be done through various interventions including the provision of matching grants and business advisory services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to support their capacity to create jobs.
The DFID-funded Subsidised Temporary Employment Programme (STEP) in Lebanon aims to support SMEs to grow their business and create sustained jobs for low-skilled Lebanese workers as well as temporary jobs for Syrian refugees. This will be done through various interventions including the provision of matching grants and business advisory services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to support their capacity to create jobs.
