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Beirut Port high view after the explosions

Bridging the immediate response with Long-Term priorities

Bridging the immediate response with Long-Term priorities

A window shattered in Karantina Governmental Hospital

100 days on from Beirut explosions, children and families affected remain in need of sustained support – UNICEF

Just one-third of UNICEF’s US$50 million appeal received, with increased funding vital to ensure long-term assistance for children

World vision volunteer next to UNICEF staffer during the onsite registration of the emergency cash grant

UNICEF – Emergency Cash Grants for 80,000

UNICEF provides Emergency Cash Grants to support Beirut’s children and vulnerable citizens

A destroyed room in Karantina Governmental Hospital

The Government of Japan extends its emergency support to UNICEF’s health response after the explosions in Lebanon

Increased support vital to help children affected by Beirut explosions back to school, one month after devastating explosions – UNICEF

183 education facilities damaged or destroyed by the blasts, affecting over 77,000 children and youth as new school year approaches

UNICEF delivers critical supplies to support children and families affected by Beirut explosions

Beirut explosions: UNICEF urgently appeals for US$46.7 million to support 100,000 children over the next three months

At least three children killed, 1,000 injured, and 100,000 directly affected. UNICEF is focused on keeping children safe, rehabilitating essential services and supporting young volunteers

UNICEF supplies in storage

UNICEF Lebanon Humanitarian Situation Report No. 3

Beirut Explosions - 11 August 2020

Beirut Port after the explosions

UNICEF Lebanon Humanitarian Situation Report No. 2

Beirut Explosions - 7 August 2020

After the explosions in Beirut

UNICEF Lebanon Humanitarian Situation Report No. 1

Beirut Explosions - 5 August 2020