Report
An 18 month people-centered recovery and reconstruction framework to put Lebanon on a path of sustainable development.
An 18 month people-centered recovery and reconstruction framework to put Lebanon on a path of sustainable development.
Lebanon is in a deliberate depression with unprecedented consequences for its human capital, stability, and prosperity.
COVID-19 drives Syrian refugees and host communities into deeper poverty in Mashreq Countries.
The project’s objective is to increase the volume of water available to the Greater Beirut and Mount Lebanon area. The Project is financed by the World Bank, Islamic Development Bank and Government of Lebanon.
The World Bank’s biennial Poverty and Shared Prosperity report finds that the rate of extreme poverty in the MENA region rose from 3.8% in 2015 to 7.2% in 2018 — the latest year for which data is available.
As part of the immediate response, the World Bank conducted a needs and perception online survey targeting the most affected areas.
The World Bank and the German Development Cooperation have joined efforts to take a fresh look at reconstruction, development, and the transition to sustainable peace in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region and ...
This report calls for action in the following areas: stronger economic growth, effective policy action to close legal gaps, promotion of more egalitarian attitudes, access to quality childcare, and the provision of safe ...
The Mashreq region has seen more than its share of deaths, economic losses, and instability for the last decade.
Launched in 2011, the Lebanon National Poverty Targeting Program is a social safety net program supporting the poorest and most vulnerable Lebanese families using the proxy means testing targeting methodology.
