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Girls sit outside the community centre at Chatila, a camp for Palestinian refugees in a suburb of Beirut, the capital. In June 2005 in Lebanon, children represent almost one-third of the population. The Government has mandated free and compulsory education for all children up to age 15 and school enrolment has increased almost 40 per cent annually during the past five years. However, these significant achievements mask the struggles of public schools to meet demand.

11 October 2019

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Lebanon Crisis Response Plan

04 October 2019

Lebanon Crisis Response Plan 2017 - 2020

Easing Lebanon’s economic burden; securing national stability

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Lebanon Crisis Response Plan (PDF, 10 MB)

Sara Abo Al Ardat (23), Saida, Lebanon - "I participated in the GIL project and want to continue with new projects to help solve the problems we face in Lebanon."

25 February 2019

UNICEF Lebanon - empowering a young generation

“My generation is the one to deliver the necessary change.”

A boy standing in the middle of the ashes.

UNICEF RESPONDS TO FIRE AT JARRAHIEH INFORMAL SETTLEMENT

UNICEF RESPONDS TO FIRE AT JARRAHIEH INFORMAL SETTLEMENT

while generally in good health, having to survive a winter storm in a flimsy tent is a tough job for these little ones

10 January 2015

ZINA'S TINIEST SURVIVORS

ZINA'S TINIEST SURVIVORS

In a makeshift refugee settlement in the Bekaa region of Lebanon, UNICEF Ireland Ambassador Donncha O'Callaghan playing with kids at the refugee camp.

Where the cries of children fill the air

“These children need our help” - UNICEF Ireland Ambassador

A refugee boy kissing his brother while he is lifting him.

16 October 2012

Harsh challenges for Syria’s Palestinians

UNICEF: supporting UNRWA to ensure access to education