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IFP Building 57 Street no. 801 Hazmieh , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH is a global service provider in the field of international cooperation for sustainable development and international education work, with 24,977 employees. GIZ has over 50 years of experience in a wide variety of areas, including economic development and employment, energy, and the environment, and peace and security. Our business volume is around 3.7 billion euros. As a public-benefit federal enterprise, GIZ supports the German Government – in particular the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) – and many public and private sector clients in around 120 countries in achieving their objectives in international cooperation. With this aim, GIZ works together with its partners to develop effective solutions that offer people better prospects and sustainably improve their living conditions. learn more on GIZ in Lebanon Lebanon (giz.de)
Sama Beirut, Block B, 7th floor Sodeco, Petro Trad str. Ashrafieh 1100 Beirut Lebanon
DW Akademie strengthens the human right to freedom of expression. Together with our partners, we play a leading role in the development of free media systems, creating access to information, setting standards for education and independent journalism.Strengthening the human right to freedom of expression.
Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 1 53173 Bonn Germany
Welthungerhilfe has a vision of a world in which everyone can lead a self-determined life in dignity and justice, free from hunger and poverty. Hunger is the biggest solvable problem in the world. Welthungerhilfe wants to do all it can to find a lasting solution to this problem. “Zero Hunger wherever we work by 2030“ – this is the clear goal for the organisation with reference to the Sustainable Development Goals defined in its strategy.
Al-Saray Street Saida Lebanon
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Naba'a is a non-political, non-profit Lebanese organization working with Palestinian and Lebanese communities to create an environment where children and young people can develop and live in harmony, regardless of religion, sex and nationality.
Baalbeck , Baalbek-Hermel Lebanon
Developmental Activity Association is a Lebanese non-governmental and non-profit organization. It was founded in 18 April 2017, and its license number is 770.It was established in 2017 by a group of Lebanese activists who believe that the interaction between the different constituents of the society is the main drive towards good governance, and social cohesion.DAA is based on the principles of equality, pluralism and diversity in societies. This pertains to aspects that are racial, related to gender, religious, political, cultural, and all kinds of pluralism in society. We promote the respect of opinions and orientations however diverse they may be and believe that pluralism is healthy for societies.
First Floor Nabha building chtoura , Beqaa Lebanon
INMAA was founded in 2003 in Beqaa- Lebanon, with a mission to support the needs of the local community, and a main focus on stateless individuals and Bedouin communities who are the most marginalized population in Lebanon. In 2006, INMAA launched its first Emergency Response due to the severe Israeli Attack on Lebanon and started helping displaced individuals from the South of Lebanon by securing them shelter and basic needs assistance. Later on, in 2008, INMAA marked its first appearance as a research focal entity with its collaboration with the American University of Beirut and the Refugee Studies Centre at Oxford University, targeting the Bedouins. This project was essential, as it addressed the basic healthcare needs of communities that had long been neglected by the government. On the other hand, since the onset of the conflict in Syria in 2011, INMAA has been at the forefront of providing urgent assistance to families in need, focusing on supporting vulnerable populations in hard-to-reach areas such as Halab, Hamah, Rural Damascus, and other regions, by providing essential aid and services. Meanwhile, the emergency response targeted Syrians who sought refuge in Lebanon. In response to the influx, INMAA provided shelter, basic assistance, and education to an estimated 30,000 Syrian children. Since then, INMAA has continued to respond to the evolving needs of the communities and started properly establishing itself, by managing its educational facility (Al Andalus School) and 3 Healthcare centers in Beqaa area. Furthermore, INMAA has implemented several projects over the years tackling different sectors, in order to support the communities to secure their livelihoods, Education and Health Sector, mainly in times of crisis and emergencies. INMAA has also established the “Lebanese Network for Development and Peace”, a coalition of humanitarian activists and organizations that advocate for human rights, women's rights, and the rights of those who have experienced torture. On the other hand, within The “Al Adel (Arabic of Justice) center”, INMAA is also working to address critical issues related to humanitarian access and mediation. INMAA today maintains a large Network with the international community and continues to support it. At INMAA, our goal is to continue evolving and adapting our programs and initiatives to meet the changing needs of the community and to promote sustainable development in Lebanon.
Syr , North Lebanon Lebanon
Development Culture and Leadership (DCL) is a non profit NGO based in Tripoli and Dennieh, North Lebanon. Our Mission is to lead positive social change in diversified backgrounds within vulnerable communities, by nurturing and empowering global young active citizens.
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Dar Al Fatat Building, 3rd fl. Orphanage Welfare Organization, Saray Roundabout 1600 Saida , South Lebanon Lebanon
Development for People and Nature Association (DPNA) is a nongovernmental, secular association that works through a wide range of networks of civil society organizations (CSOs) to meet the needs of the local community on the basis of sustainable development. DPNA was established in 2003 and now has 32 full- and part-time staff members as well as 500 volunteers supporting DPNA to accomplish its vision and mission.Our mission is to make positive change through interaction and participation of people on a local and a regional level.
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DSF was founded and got recognized by the Ministry of Interior in April 2007 under Announcement No. 103/ AD as a non-governmental organization that will fulfill the below mandate as set by its founders: 1. Promote the concept of sustainable development with particular emphasis on youth engagement in the society 2. Encourage volunteering and Promote citizenship concept 3. Build the capacity of individuals, organizations and communities in the various sectors (environmental, social, developmental) 4. Provide training services, raise awareness and conduct research 5. Establish specialized centers to empower individuals and organization's role in the society 6. Coordinate with national and international, governmental, and non-governmental organizations in order to exchange expertise and engage in common programs and projects
Saydeh Street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Founded in 2010, Dialogue for Life and Reconciliation Organization –DLR is a non-profit, non-governmental organization, with a core mandate on interfaith dialogue and building dynamic bridges between different communities. DLR is an independent and apolitical organization whose mission, values and activities reflect its impartiality and inclusiveness. Since its establishment, DLR has taken the initiative of believing and promoting interfaith/intercultural dialogue among youth by creating an open space for positive interaction with the different other. DLR vision is to build a reconciled peaceful/non-violent society that cherishes differences as an added value.
Sportika, 7th floor Mar Abda Street, 0000 Jal El Dib , Beirut Lebanon
Since August 2010, DOT Lebanon is registered as a Lebanese non-government organization. In Lebanon we focus on working with the civil society as it plays an important role in introducing development projects in the country. Our main focus is economic development - helping the community members to develop new business approaches through the use of ICT
