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This Nationwide Vulnerability Assessment provides a comprehensive, multi-sectoral and intersectional analysis of vulnerability across Lebanon. Conducted using a mixed-methods design, the assessment combines a nationally representative household survey (n=1,549) with in-depth qualitative evidence from Focus Group…

Executive summary This Joint Multi-Sector Needs Assessment (JMSNA) examines humanitarian needs and vulnerabilities in Akkar and El Nabatieh governorates. It focuses on food security, livelihoods/economic access, shelter and winterization, multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA), protection, MHPSS, accountability to…

REPORT SUMMARY & KEY TAKEAWAYS: This report presents the baseline findings of the Food Security and Nutrition (FSN) assessment led by the Subul consortium1 and conducted across targeted 775 households across Lebanon in Bekaa, Akkar and Beirut…

1. CONTEXT AND ASSESSMENT PURPOSE OVERVIEW Lebanon is currently grappling with one of the most protracted economic and financial crises globally, now entering its sixth year, with devastating impacts on the population’s well-being and livelihoods. The World…

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Purpose and goals of the report This report examines the evolving information landscape in Lebanon since the outbreak of the Israel-Gaza conflict in October 2023 and its subsequent expansion into Lebanese territory. Through a comprehensive analysis of…

Abstract/Summary On September 23rd, 2024, the conflict between Lebanon and Israel reached a critical peak after having escalated throughout the month. A ceasefire was declared on November 27th which reduced but not eliminated violence, with Israeli forces…

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Lebanon is facing overlapping crises including political instability, economic collapse, the effect of COVID-19 pandemic, the Beirut blast, and the recent escalation of conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. These humanitarian issues have deepened vulnerabilities, especially in…

KEY FINDINGS • Market functionality saw varying developments in February 2025. • Beirut and Mount Lebanon reached an MFI score of 10 in February 2025, reflecting fully normal market conditions in these governorates. • Despite improvements in December 2024…