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- Adopting the principle of education on innovation for all and supporting creativity for future generations. - Encouraging scientific research and inventions in all scientific, cultural, social, educational and other fields. - Taking care of the affairs of inventors and talented people, and preserving and protecting their inventions and scientific research in accordance with the laws and regulations. - Assisting in obtaining the necessary patents from local and international authorities. - Helping innovators to produce and invest their inventions through agreements with factories, companies, and private, governmental and international institutions. - Assisting inventors by obtaining financial support from national and international associations, foundations and fundraising - Conducting local and international scientific matches. - providing scholarships, gifts, prizes and honor trophies for the Innovators. - Establishing an incubator for entrepreneurship and innovation and an incubator for scientific projects and others. - Assisting in managing and planning the establishment of innovation and creativity centers in Lebanese educational institutions that contribute to the development of students and create opportunities to endorse and support their creativity. - .. and others
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LIMS is a platform for research, collaboration, and innovation in public policy. We provide policy leaders with market studies, reform propositions, and technical support to help them serve their constituencies. We are members of the Atlas Network, we pool resources from partners in 98 countries around the globe and bring international insights to local knowledge.
2028 1600 Saida , South Lebanon Lebanon
Lebanese International for Training and Development - LITD is a non-political NGO based in Saida-Lebanon, seeking to promote and to create a culture of peace on every level in the Lebanese society to confront and resolve its humanitarian challenges by promoting volunteerism spirit amongst community components. LITD was established in 2005 and registered in 2008 under the Ministry of Youth and Sport. LITD Mission: promoting volunteerism spirit amongst community components to empower them and play a positive role in their society through building and enhance capacities, knowledge and skills. LITD Objectives:- Building networks and providing consultancy and training programs for NGOs, and communities to improve skills and motivate them to develop their own ideas and projects.- Conducting and raising awareness, workshops and campaigns about voluntarism, leadership, environment and human rights,- Facilitate experience and cultural exchange between national and international NGOs and serves them in the field of cooperation and sustainable development.- Mobilize resources, build partnerships and develop the local capacity to cover all Lebanon.- Support the marginalized and vulnerable people to voice their needs, address the root causes of problems and assist in finding solutions.- Promote integrated development and environmental custodianship with a focus on sustainable livelihoods.- Enable communities to mitigate the problems' effect and disasters, prepare for their occurrence and respond by providing relief, protection and recovery interventions.
Aramex building, 2nd floor Sin El Fil Highway Mirna Chalouhi Street Dekwaneh , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
LLWB is a non-profit organization founded in 2006 that aims to support women in business and women in the workforce “take the lead and succeed”. This is achieved through the design and implementation of skills development programs, mentorship and access to funding programs for women entrepreneurs and business owners. LLWB also works in partnership with the private sector as well as with key decision makers and stakeholders on advocating for women in leadership and decision making positions in organizations. LLWB operates in the areas of Beirut, North, Beqaa, South and has over 650 members among its network including business owners, employees, entrepreneurs, independent professionals and students. LLWB works in partnership with several local and international organizations to achieve its mission.
NA Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Advancing healthcare for LGBT individuals and sexual/reproductive health for all individuals in Lebanon.
beirut Lebanon
The voice of the MICROFINANCE industry in LEBANONEstablished in 2015, the LMFA serves as the voice of the microfinance industry in Lebanon, representing nine member organizations on the national and international levels linking them up with relevant actors, and offering them value-added services. Like many associations, we are experiencing a rapidly shifting microfinance environment. Today there is increased need and demand for youth, women and vulnerable population’s access to formal financial services and skills development both on the scholastic and vocational levels. There are barriers to financial inclusion due to conflicts and many other challenges. At the same time, promising new developments such as digital finance, innovative credit information systems, and changes in regulatory environments offer new opportunities. In service to our members, we are working collaboratively with industry stakeholders to navigate this dynamic environment to facilitate a robust inclusive finance sector. In response to the changing landscape and with the strategic support of our members, partners and some tactical donors’ funding, the LMFA aligns its corporate strategy with the global SDG’s. Setting the course and its efforts to respond effectively to the changing needs, building strong development partnership and sustain its efforts to alleviate poverty and expand financial inclusion. We continue to work for a better Lebanon, where people can experience personal economic growth and healthier opportunities. VISIONExcellent Lebanese Microfinance sector inclusive and integrated with the Lebanese financial sector. MISSIONSupport microfinance institutions to improve the provision of financial services to non-inclusive groups in the main and official financial system and to activate the relationship between microfinance institutions and the relevant authorities.
بيروت عائشة بكار شارع الراشدين بناية التضامن 1 بيروت , Beirut Lebanon
The Lebanese National Crescent Society is committed to advancing humanitarian values and improving the quality of life for all individuals, regardless of nationality, religion, or political affiliation. Our broader mission is rooted in the fundamental principles of the humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity, and universality. Our overarching objective is to prevent and alleviate human suffering wherever it may be found, particularly among the most vulnerable populations affected by conflict, natural disasters, economic hardship, or social exclusion. We aim to deliver timely and effective emergency relief, provide accessible and equitable healthcare services, and support long-term community development initiatives that promote resilience, self-reliance, and social well-being. In addition to our emergency response efforts, we work to build the capacities of local communities, empower youth and volunteers, and raise awareness about public health, disaster preparedness, and social solidarity. We believe that fostering a culture of empathy, mutual support, and human dignity is essential to achieving lasting peace and stability within Lebanon and the region. Through collaboration with local and international partners, the Lebanese National Crescent Society continues to be a trusted and responsive humanitarian actor, dedicated to serving humanity with compassion, integrity, and professionalism.
Farhat building, 7th floor Boulevard Camille Chamoun Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The Lebanese Observatory for Workers & Employees Rights (LWRO) aims at achieving social justice and legal protection to all workers in Lebanon without discrimination. LWRO seeks to achieve its mission and strategic goal that aims at protecting the rights of all workers in Lebanon by developing gender-sensitive and human rights-based social protection programs and legal frameworks. Our theory of change works at different interlinked pillars guided by the five interrelated principles of social justice: access, equity, participation, gender equality and human rights. Programmatic areas: - Empowering workers in Lebanon through labor rights literacy and awareness raising. - Advocating for inclusive and non-discriminatory labor law, legislation and social protection policies based on gender equality and decent work. - Advocating for the democratization of trade union movement.
Samaha Building, 2nd loor Riad Soloh Badaro Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The Lebanese order of midwives has been recently established following the elections held on the 15th of June 2014. The order regulates the profession of midwifery in Lebanon according to the Midwives regulation (1657/1979) and to the Lebanese midwifery order law (249/2014).In order to practice midwifery in Lebanon, registration with the Order is required. The first registration with the Order began in September 2014; and targeted qualified midwives, holding a university degree in Midwifery or equivalent degree recognized by the Lebandese Ministry of Education and Higher Education, competent and capable of providing safe, high quality care to women, newborns, infants and their families in Lebanon.The Order’s mandate is:- To regulate the profession of midwifery in accordance with the law (249/2014),- To serve and protect the public interest, specifically the women, and their infants,- To guarantee the expected degree of professionalism provided by the Order’s members.The scope of midwifery practice outlined within the Law of 1979 (1675/1979) delineates the activities that midwives are entitled to perform.
Furn El Chebbak , Beirut Lebanon
LODP actively works to strengthen democracy, encourage cultural and religious diversity, and promote dialogue, social cohesion, and international cooperation. Our mission is to empower individuals to advocate for their rights and fulfill their responsibilities within society, fostering a more just and inclusive world.
Bliss street 9999 9999 Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Empowering society to have a rights-based approach to reach a united frontCreating a sustainable network on human rights defenders and trial observersNetworking with CSOs, universities, and relevant institutionsNetworking to widen the circle of defense and ARTivism (human rights activism through movies, graphics, theatre, etc...)Promoting principles of UDHR through knowing, demanding, and defending human rightsEducating and raising awareness in compliance with international human rights instrumentsOrganizing conferences, seminars, workshops, and human rights defenders academyIssuing publications and proceedingsCountering extremism in vulnerable societies
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To protect the Lebanese formal economy and promote growth and sustainability. We aim to mitigate the adverse impact of the economic, financial, and social crises on businesses and advocate for government reforms that promote a productive and efficient ecosystem.
