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Ali, 9 years old, washing his hands

12 October 2022

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Programme

UNICEF’s WASH programme works to ensure that every child in Lebanon has access to safe, clean water and sanitation services

From left to right, Edouard Beigbeder, UNICEF Representative in Lebanon, Walid Fayad, Lebanese Minister of Water and Energy, and the German Delegation

Ministry of Energy and Water Celebrates Eight Years of Impactful Partnership for Improved Water Systems with German Government and UNICEF

From left to right, Walid Fayyad, Lebanese Minister of Energy and Water, Ralph Tarraf Ambassador of European Union to Lebanon, Ettie Higgins , UNICEF Deputy Representative in Lebanon, Najib Mikati Lebanese Prime Ministers, and Nasser Yassin Lebanese Minister of Environment

11 wastewater treatment plants across Lebanon will be rehabilitated and made operational with EU funding

On World Environment Day, The European Union signs an agreement with UNICEF in partnership with the Ministries of Energy and Water and Environment

Youth checking maps at the capacity reservoir being built in Saadnayel

Water scarcity is no longer an obstacle

UNICEF is ensuring that citizens have access to clean water, a fundamental human right

Youth During the built of a rainwater drainage network in Al Rehab Area

Sanitation infrastructure to protect families’ health

UNICEF provides families and children with access to good sanitation

During the world water day 2023 event

On World Water Day, the European Union and UNICEF reaffirm commitment to support sustainable water management in Lebanon through development projects

The Beirut & Mount Lebanon Water Establishment inaugurates Tallet Al Khayat pumping station to supply more than 500,000 people in Beirut with access to water

Engineers checking the tanks at the water establishment

16 December 2022

European Union and UNICEF respond to cholera outbreak

Since the Cholera outbreak was declared, on 6th October, taking concrete measures was a must to prevent the spread of the disease in Lebanon

04 October 2022

UNICEF statement on Nabaa Al Tasseh spring project

Statement attributable to Ettie Higgins, UNICEF Deputy Representative 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

Georgio, 4 years old is helping his parents fill their small water containers because they dont have water at home.

Down to the last drop

Lebanon's water crisis continues to put children at risk

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