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Fiftyfifty is currently seeking quotations from qualified agencies to create and execute a comprehensive campaign around the newly developed female quota law proposition for Municipal Elections under its project “Women Participation in Leadership - Quota Speaks Out”, supported by UNDP and UN Women in Lebanon.

LECORVAW invites qualified and eligible vendors, registered in Lebanon, to make offers for security systems.

RDFL would like to request offers for photocopier machine

Helem is seeking the services of an experienced branding specific graphic designer/illustrator to work with the Communications department and other programs at Helem. The designer will work on supporting the brand identity development of our training program, and other illustration tasks for Helem reports and publications.

In line with its Governance objectives, Oxfam in Lebanon works to identify women and youths to form community groups who can come up with quick impact projects in response to identified community needs, network with local stakeholders and come up with advocacy plans, participate in trainings for capacity building and act as solid communal structures who can ensure continuous representation and action beyond Oxfam’s intervention.

Helem is seeking a qualified and experienced auditor to review the finances of our Organizations campaigns. This includes a comprehensive examination of the income, expenditures, and related financial documentation. The goal is to provide an accurate and transparent account of the participating CSO’s financial activities throughout these campaigns.
Women, trans*, and gender non-conforming individuals are strongly encouraged to apply.

In line with its Governance objectives, Oxfam in Lebanon works to identify women and youths to form community groups who can come up with quick impact projects in response to identified community needs, network with local stakeholders and come up with advocacy plans, participate in trainings for capacity building and act as solid communal structures who can ensure continuous representation and action beyond Oxfam’s intervention.

Many women survivors are discouraged from seeking help due to the increase in the barriers, where more individuals are contending with heightened security issues, fear of stigmatization, lack of privacy, or a lack of awareness about the available services. Many women are also deterred from seeking help due to the overwhelming burdens they face in their daily lives, often needing to prioritize immediate survival needs and familial responsibilities over personal well-being, which further inhibits their access to critical GBV services.