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From right to left, Edouard Beigbeder UNICEF representative in Lebanon, Ms. Dorothy C. Shea USA ambassador to Lebanon, Dr. Firas Abyad Minister of Public Health in Lebanon and Mr. Andreas Kindl German ambassador to lebanon

The Ministry of Public Health and UNICEF in partnerships with the German and U.S. Governments will solarize 150 primary healthcare centres to ensure immunization and essential public health services are not interrupted in Lebanon

Child washing her hands with clean water

25 October 2022

Cholera

Everything you need to know about the Cholera outbreak in Lebanon

At the rehabilitated borehole site

EU and UNICEF maintain water flowing to families in Lebanon

“When the water was fixed, I was really happy because we can play again and take baths.” – Noura, 7

21-year-old Mahmoud

ILO and UNICEF launch reports on labour market needs to improve skills training and employment prospects in Lebanon

Two labour market assessments, developed by ILO and UNICEF in collaboration with national and local partners, recommend potential business and training opportunities in Lebanon in response to the compounded crisis in the country

ILO X UNICEF 2022 Report

Crisis impact on Lebanon

Synthesis of the crisis impact on the Lebanese labour market and potential business, employment and training opportunities

Files available for download (3)

ILO - UNICEF Synthesis Report on Skills Needs (PDF, 2 MB)

Training for Rural Economic Empowerment (TREE) Report (PDF, 5 MB)

Training for Rural Economic Empowerment (TREE) Summary Report (PDF, 279 KB)

A child getting examined by the doctor at the PHC

Lebanon’s crisis is threatening children’s health – UNICEF

Doctor examining a child

A worsening health crisis for children

The consequences of the failing health system has immediate and longer-term impacts on children

A staff examining a child

Lebanon’s crisis is threatening Children’s Health

With Lebanon’s health system being stretched to breaking point by so many crises, many families can no longer afford to even travel to health facilities

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A worsening health crisis for children (PDF, 655 KB)

Nadia, holding her five-year-old son Ahmad

31 January 2022

UNICEF’s Haddi child cash support for 110,000

Since 2020, Lebanon’s levels of poverty have massively increased, affecting the majority of the population. The 110,000 vulnerable children reached were ide

Staff checking the winter kits

27 January 2022

UNICEF receives US$ 1.8 million from the Government of Japan to support children and families with winter assistance