The anticipated project will target women and girls, survivors of GBV and/or at high risk, as well as individuals from the most marginalized communities, including vulnerable Lebanese and refugee populations, in addition to migrant communities, who remain a severely underserved group extensively exposed of violence and exploitation. Particular attention will be given to People with Disabilities, ensuring unhindered, accessible and quality services.

COSPE is searching for an external Consultants to undertake the baseline assessments in Lebanon of the regional project “InclusiveNissa’: reinforcement of the social and economic role of women through the promotion of their financial inclusion” (Code NDICI-GEO-NEAR/2023/450-077), funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by COSPE, in partnership with various NGOs in Lebanon, the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco.

Women’s Programs Association announces the need for Learning Support Teachers. To work within the project: “Enhancing inclusive education through a multi-sectoral, area-based intervention targeting 3892 children, caregivers and community members in 4 Palestinian camps.”
The project is implemented in partnership with TDH-ITALY - Funded by OCHA.

Following the completion of Phase I, Fiftyfifty is launching Phase II of its project “Women’s Revolution in Politics – Municipalities”, supported by UN Women in Beirut, which aims to empower and amplify the voices of women in the Lebanese community

Following the completion of Phase I, Fiftyfifty is launching Phase II of its project “Women’s Revolution in Politics – Municipalities”, supported by UN Women in Beirut, which aims to empower and amplify the voices of women in the Lebanese community.

Following the completion of Phase I, Fiftyfifty is launching Phase II of its project “Women’s Revolution in Politics – Municipalities”, supported by UN Women in Beirut, which aims to empower and amplify the voices of women in the Lebanese community.

Project Description:

This project aims to establish a national coalition in Lebanon comprising at least 300 entities and individuals from diverse backgrounds, reaching both urban and rural areas, to collaboratively draft a National Action Plan for Women in Politics (NAP).