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Advocacy & Awareness NGOs in Lebanon

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Business Incubation Association In Tripoli - BIAT

Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture in Tripoli (CCIAT), Glass Building, 2nd Floor Boulevard Bchara El Khoury 1300 Tripoli , North Lebanon Lebanon

The Business Incubation Association in Tripoli (BIAT) is a leading Lebanese Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) founded in 2006 to empower individuals, businesses, and communities. BIAT plays a pivotal role in fostering entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainable economic development across Lebanon, particularly in underserved regions. Recognized by international and local development actors as a success story in SME support, BIAT has implemented over 60 impactful projects and supported more than 5,000 entrepreneurs and MSMEs. With a focus on job creation, economic resilience, and community transformation, BIAT provides tailored services including businessincubation, access to finance, capacity building, and market linkages. Its interventions span key industries such as agribusiness, greenenergy, and social livelihood, ensuring alignment with local needs and global sustainable development goals (SDGs). BIAT’sadvocacy efforts further address systemic barriers and champion inclusive growth, amplifying opportunities for youth, women, and marginalized groups. Through innovative solutions and strategic partnerships, BIAT remains committed to being a catalyst for change, driving prosperity, stability, and growth in Lebanon.

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biat@biatcenter.org

Center For Civic Engagement And Community Service

Bliss Street Beirut , Beirut Lebanon

Since its inception in 2008, the Center for Civic Engagement and Community Service (CCECS) has aimed to develop a culture of service and civic leadership within the AUB community and provide opportunities for university students, faculty, and staff from all backgrounds to study and respond to social and civic needs. CCECS’s operations are defined by the following cross-cutting tenets, (1) Outreach and Volunteerism, (2) Capacity Building, (3) Community Development Projects, (4) Supporting Service-Learning, (5) Advocacy Campaigns, (6) Civic Engagement Camps, and (7) Syria Relief Project. These components are rendered operational through the dynamic interaction among the University, socially responsible donors, and receptive local partners and carry an overarching aim to “engage in activities that enhance academic learning, civic responsibility and the skills of citizenship, while also enhancing community capacity through service” (Furco and Holland; 2004).

Educational/Academic InstitutionAdvocacy & AwarenessCitizenshipDemocracy & Civic rights

ccecs@aub.edu.lb

Choose Love, inc.

Somserset House Strand WC2R 1LA London , London United Kingdom

Our mission is to do whatever it takes to identify, close and prevent gaps in services and protections for refugees and displaced people. We work fast, flexibly and creatively to provide what is needed today, not tomorrow. Prioritising local knowledge and lived experience, we partner with the organisations working along key migration routes. This approach enables us to work in spaces where others cannot - or choose not to - act. We fundraise for these organisations, supporting them to build their capacity and meet needs at three key stages: 1) emergency response; 2) daily survival; and 3) securing futures. Alongside our work with partners, we speak truth and use our platform to share experiences, information and the voices of those we work with. We campaign for the rights of refugees and displaced people to seek safety, often with a focus on unaccompanied refugee children. We aim to change the public narrative around forced migration so that people on the move do not face hostility and discrimination, but are met instead with love. Ultimately, we work towards the day when our organisation can cease to exist.

International Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessDisplaced PopulationHumanitarian & Development Financing

contact@choose.love

Committee of Employee Women Union (CEWU)

Joud Building-First Floor Main Road-behind Ashta w Assal Restaurant 1302 Miniara , Aakkâr Lebanon

The Committee of Employee Women Union (CEWU) is a local NGO located in Halba/Akkar established in 10/03/2009 under License 317/2009, its objectives have been modified and received new license No. 2778 in 21/12/2017. CEWU was established by 5 women leaders in 2009. The organization General Assembly is formed of 25 women, and CEWU is managed by a board of 4 women that meets each month. CEWU implements 5 programs: 1) Economic Empowerment, 2) Gender equality, 3) livelihoods, 4) Education, and5) Advocacy Our vision is “A just society that ensures equity and equal opportunities for all to fulfil their aspirations”. Our mission: Demolishing the prejudice wall and achieving gender equality through women empowerment. Our values: Spreading Justice, Supporting Gender equality and Ensuring Diversity CEWU achieves its objectives through economic, social and educational projects, community development and advocacy Our Goals: Combat all forms of discrimination against women and work to achieve gender equality, support her civil rights, especially the right to give her nationality to her child, strengthen her economic, social, cultural and environmental capabilities, and participate in advocacy campaigns, in addition to accelerated vocational training courses on professions that are needed by the labor market.

Local Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessConflict ResolutionEducation

+96170520019c.e.w.u2009@gmail.com

COrg

Beirut , Beirut Lebanon

COrg: Connecting Passion with Purpose Mission: COrg's mission is to empower both talented individuals and the Lebanese NGO sector by acting as a bridge for recruitment. They aim to connect passionate individuals driven to make a social impact with NGOs seeking skilled and dedicated professionals. Vision: COrg envisions a thriving Lebanese social sector fueled by a strong and well-matched workforce. They believe that by facilitating efficient and effective recruitment, NGOs can achieve their goals more effectively, leading to a greater positive impact on society. Objectives: Streamline NGO recruitment: COrg simplifies the recruitment process for NGOs by providing a centralized platform for candidate sourcing, screening, and placement. This reduces the burden on individual NGOs and allows them to focus on their core mission. Connect talent with purpose: COrg aims to identify individuals passionate about social change and connect them with NGOs that align with their values and skills. This ensures a strong fit between candidates and organizations, leading to higher job satisfaction and reduced turnover. Foster a skilled NGO workforce: By focusing on quality placements, COrg helps NGOs build a skilled and experienced workforce. This contributes to the overall effectiveness and impact of the social sector in Lebanon. Sector of Work (SDGs): COrg operates within the social and development sector, specifically contributing to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) number 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth. By facilitating effective recruitment, COrg promotes decent work opportunities for individuals passionate about social change. Additionally, their focus on building a skilled NGO workforce indirectly contributes to several other SDGs, such as: SDG 1: No Poverty: By strengthening the social sector, COrg can help NGOs address poverty-related issues more effectively. SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being: Skilled NGOs play a crucial role in delivering healthcare and other essential services to vulnerable populations. SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities: A robust NGO sector can help address social inequalities by providing support and opportunities to marginalized communities. Overall, COrg acts as a catalyst for positive social change in Lebanon by connecting the right people with the right NGOs.

Local Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessChildren & YouthCommunications & Media

corgrecruit@gmail.com

Crisis Action

n/a Beirut , Beirut Lebanon

Crisis Action works with individuals and organisations from global civil society to protect civilians from armed conflict. We are an international organisation with offices in Brussels, Johannesburg, London, MENA, Nairobi, New York, Paris and Washington DC.We are a catalyst and convenor of joint action whose work behind the scenes enables coalitions to work quickly and effectively. As a coordinating body we seek no public profile or media spotlight; it is the voice of the coalition that matters.Our innovative model of conflict prevention has been recognised by the 2012 MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions and the 2013 Skoll Foundation Award for Social Entrepreneurship.Our only agenda is the protection of civilians. We are open about our objectives, welcoming scrutiny from anyone who wishes to understand who we are and what we do.

International Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessCommunications & MediaConflict Resolution

mena@crisisaction.org

Cultural Organization for Rural and Environmental Narratives

Lebanon

REEF (Arabic for Rurality) harnesses the power of art, culture, and cross-disciplinary collaboration to tackle Lebanon’s environmental challenges. We believe rural communities are vital guardians of the country’s natural and cultural heritage, and we work hand in hand with them to inspire collective action, strengthen local agency, and shape policies on protecting our common goods and advancing sustainable solutions.

Local Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessCultureDevelopment

76937237sandra.sleiman@reefassociation.org

Damma Women’s Association

Al-Marj , Beqaa Lebanon

Damma Women’s Association is a women- and refugee-led organization based in Lebanon. Founded by female activists, it works to ensure women’s genuine participation in political and social life as a foundation for peace and justice. Since 2016, Damma has provided education and psychosocial support (PSS) to vulnerable women and children, while also empowering women through political and economic initiatives, awareness programs, and livelihood projects. The organization is committed to supporting those most affected by the Syrian conflict, helping them build dignified lives in exile or upon return, and fostering a new generation of women leaders for justice, equity, and peace.

Local Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessDevelopmentEducation

info@dammahug.org

Danish Refugee Council

Adlieh Lebanon Beirut , Beirut Lebanon

3 open jobs

The Danish Refugee CouncilThe Danish Refugee Council (DRC) is a humanitarian, non-governmental, non-profit organization founded in 1956 that works in more than 30 countries throughout the world.DRC fulfils its mandate by providing direct assistance to conflict-affected populations – displaced Syrians, internally displaced people (IDPs) and host communities in the conflict areas of the world; and by advocating on behalf of conflict-affected populations internationally, and in Denmark, on the basis of humanitarian principles and the Human Rights Declaration.We understand “durable solutions” as any means by which the situation of displaced Syrians can be permanently and satisfactorily resolved, enabling them to live normal lives. Durable solutions can be voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement. In Denmark, DRC assists displaced Syrians in all aspects of integration as well as asylum procedures. Internationally, DRC actively participates in supporting the protection of displaced Syrians, and promoting durable solutions for conflict-affected populations. The Danish Refugee Council in LebanonThe Danish Refugee Council has been one of the largest INGOs operating in Lebanon since September 2004. DRC’s main focus in Lebanon includes the provision of emergency assistance to displaced Syrians, and supporting the capacities of hosting communities across Lebanon. This includes four sectors of intervention: Direct Assistance, Protection, Shelter / Collective Site Management and Coordination and Community Empowerment and Livelihoods.

International Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessDevelopmentDisplaced Population

info@drclebanon.dk

Dawaer Foundation

Idris building, Ground floor Military court street Ras l nabeh , Beirut Lebanon

1 open job

Dawaer foundation is a nongovernmental, nonprofit and nonpartisan organization established in 2015 by a team of dedicated activists who build on their extensive and diverse experience to achieve a democratic peaceful society, respectful of human rights. Dawaer is committed to strengthen the resilience of children and youth and inspire their independent thinking and critical analysis to ensure their protection from violence to become agents of change. To pursue its mission, Dawaer focuses its programming to enhance social stability and inclusion among and between communities, implement protection mechanisms targeting children and youth and lead on educational activities, mental health interventions and media literacy programs. Our values Equity Justice Inclusiveness Tolerance Diversity

Local Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessChildren & YouthEducation

lama@dawaerfoundation.org

Delegation Of The European Union To The Republic Of Lebanon

City Hill Bloc 61-10 Barbir Zokak El Blat Beirut , Beirut Lebanon

The European Union (EU) is an economic and political partnership between 27 European countries. It plays an important role in international affairs through diplomacy, trade, development aid and working with global organisations. Abroad, the EU is represented through more than 140 diplomatic representations, known also as EU Delegations, which have a similar function to those of an embassy.The EU Delegation to the Republic of Lebanon represents the EU and negotiates with the Lebanese authorities on behalf of the EU. Our role is to coordinate locally the action of the EU and the Member States accredited to Lebanon. In practice, this means that we are more involved in bringing a unified and consistent European voice in our engagement with all people living in Lebanon.

International Government AgencyAdvocacy & AwarenessBusiness & Economic PolicyDevelopment

DELEGATION-LEBANON@eeas.europa.eu

Democracy Reporting International

Farhat Building, 7th Floor Palace of Justice Street Furn El Chebbak , Mount Lebanon Lebanon

Democracy Reporting International (DRI) was founded in 2006 by an international group of experts on democratic governance and elections.Recognizing a gap in a field that was dominated by big intergovernmental organisations and commercial consultancies, they decided to form a non-governmental, independent organisation that could analyse democratic developments and advise on constitutional and electoral frameworks quickly and flexibly.Over the years, DRI has broadened its work from research and analysis to direct engagement with partners on the ground to improve democratic structures and safeguards across the countries where we work. It has evolved from a part-time hobby for a handful of people to an organisation with almost 100 staff, spread across eight countries and three continents. Democracy Reporting International (DRI) has been active in Lebanon since 2016, strengthening democracy by bringing it closer to people through effective local governance, improved transparency and citizen participation. Our work in Lebanon focuses on three important areas: Empower civil society, notably women, to participate actively in political life and elections, increasing their representation in decision-making positions.Curb corruption and ensure that laws are created in a transparent way that respects the rule of law.Increase engagement between people and local authorities to help improve how public services are delivered and cooperation between different levels of government.

International Civil Society OrganisationAdvocacy & AwarenessDemocracy & Civic rightsGood governance and transparency

+9613255939info.lebanon@democracy-reporting.org

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