مجموعة دليل مدني لحقوق الإنسان

About LLWB:
The Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB), established in 2006, is a socio-economic, apolitical, non-religious association uniting professional women. We provide a platform for: 

Sharing Experiences :

Developing Competencies and Skills 
Establishing Networks and Exchanging Expertise 
Accessing funds and Mentorship 
 

LLWB's mission is driven by building partnerships and collaborations with various stakeholders sharing similar socio-economic goals. For more information, visit: www.llwb.org 

Oxfam has been working in Lebanon since 1993 providing humanitarian assistance to vulnerable people affected by conflict, and promoting economic development, good governance at a local and national level, and women’s rights through Oxfam’s work with partners. Oxfam also works with local partners to contribute to the protection and empowerment of marginalized women and men.

The Diakonia International Humanitarian Law Centre is an independent expert group that provides rapid and in-depth advice on the laws of war to ensure the protection of persons in conflict zones worldwide.
As a group of experts, we share knowledge about and promote international law relevant for situations of armed conflict through research, advocacy, and training. Our rapid and in-depth analyses enable the humanitarian sector to respond to urgent needs and improves understanding and application of international law.

About LLWB: The Lebanese League for Women in Business (LLWB), established in 2006, is a socio-economic, apolitical, non-religious association uniting professional women. We provide a platform for: 

Sharing Experiences 

Developing Competencies and Skills 

Establishing Networks and Exchanging Expertise 

Accessing funds and Mentorship 
 

LLWB's mission is driven by building partnerships and collaborations with various stakeholders sharing similar socio-economic goals. For more information, visit: www.llwb.org 

About the Project:

Empowering women and strengthening the resilience of vulnerable rural and urban communities in South Lebanon and Beirut is a three-year program implemented by a consortium of 3 NGOs, Justice without Frontiers, SHEILD, and JAFRA, led by Welthungerhilfe (WHH) and funded by the German Feder Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). This program aims to strengthen women's livelihoods and increase the resilience of vulnerable communities engaged in smallholder and subsistence agriculture. Justice without Frontiers’ role in this program is to ensure that gender e

LWRO values diversity and is committed to equal opportunities. All applicants for employment will receive equal treatment without discrimination on grounds of gender, race, ethnic or national origins, disability, gender identity or sexual orientation, or any other grounds.

FIRST Step Together Association (FISTA) is a non-governmental organization dedicated to supporting individuals with cognitive impairments, communication disorders, psycho-motor difficulties, learning disabilities, attention deficit disorders, hyperactivity, behavioral, and psycho-social problems. Established in 1993 and located in North Lebanon, FISTA’s mission is to provide education, vocational training, and professional rehabilitation for persons with disabilities, and to advocate for their rights

Diakonia is an international Faith Based development organization rooted in two churches in Sweden, the Swedish Alliance Mission and the Uniting Church in Sweden. The organization currently works through local offices in 24 countries in Africa, Latin America, Middle East and Asia by supporting local partners. Diakonia’s vision is a Just, Equal and Sustainable world. Our mission and goal are to change unfair political, economic, social and cultural structures that cause poverty, oppression, inequality and violence.

Founded in 1981, the Lebanese Union for People with Physical Disabilities is a non-profit organization founded and led by persons with disabilities committed to advancing the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities, with special focus on youth development and leadership. LUPD has five branches across the country and a membership base of 612. LUPD has engaged in non-stop advocacy and awareness campaigns to advance the political rights of persons with disabilities in Lebanon, utilizing each electoral cycle to lobby for accessible and inclusive elections for voters with disabilities.