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Oxfam in Lebanon and Marsa are implementing a 5-year, Global Affairs Canada (GAC) funded project entitled “Power to Choose – Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) for Young Women and Adolescent Girls”. Overall, the project aims to increase the enjoyment of health-related human rights by the most marginalized and vulnerable women and adolescent girls in the northern city of Tripoli. This goal will be achieved through (1) Increased agency of young women and adolescent girls contributing to their equitable use of sexual and reproductive health services, (2) improved provision of gender-res

Association Soeur Emmanuelle-ASMAE is seeking a consultancy to conduct an endline evaluation of the Yalla for Employment and Protection (YEP) project, co-financed by AFD. The objective is to thoroughly assess and deliver detailed final data on the project's goal and outcome indicators

The Shabake 2 project is part of the Peace and Resilience Fund – Minka Middle East, which aims to contribute to the response to the consequences of the Syrian crisis, and to act on the prevention and management of the protracted crisis in Lebanon. In addition, the intervention with a dynamic Lebanese civil society makes it possible to concretize the interventions under the "localization of aid" within the framework of the "Grand Bargain" of the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit.

The Shabake 2 project is part of the Peace and Resilience Fund – Minka Middle East, which aims to contribute to the response to the consequences of the Syrian crisis, and to act on the prevention and management of the protracted crisis in Lebanon. In addition, the intervention with a dynamic Lebanese civil society makes it possible to concretize the interventions under the "localization of aid" within the framework of the "Grand Bargain" of the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit.

The Shabake 2 project is part of the Peace and Resilience Fund – Minka Middle East, which aims to contribute to the response to the consequences of the Syrian crisis, and to act on the prevention and management of the protracted crisis in Lebanon. In addition, the intervention with a dynamic Lebanese civil society makes it possible to concretize the interventions under the "localization of aid" within the framework of the "Grand Bargain" of the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit.