Civil society directory
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Lebanese Civil Defense
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2nd floor Arz street librex building zalka , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Serving others and cultivating honesty, while simultaneously helping and caring for others through our network with business owners, professional authorities, and community leaders. Overall, the highlights of our mission are empathy, kindness, and goodwill.
AlSamah bldg. flr 1 Main Street Near The Spot Mall Saida , South Lebanon Lebanon
Objectives of the Association:Improve educational conditions for emerging generations by establishing educational institutions and vocational institutes in collaboration with civil and international society organizations and governmental institutions.Enhance capabilities to develop personal and professional skills, especially for women and youth.Launch training programs for educational, social, and pedagogical staff according to modern strategies and approved standards.
3rd Floor Estral Center Hamra Beirut Lebanon
We strive to help save as many lives as possible across Lebanon and to increase the victims’ chances of survival within the first 60 minutes following an accident, known as “The Golden Hour of Trauma”. Spread the most advanced Post Trauma Care techniques and train the largest number of medical, nursing, and paramedical emergency personnel. Advocate for the creation of a trauma registry within Lebanon. Advocate for passing and/or implementing a modern traffic law.
Lebanon
Rook and Book Chess Club is a sports and cultural club that leverages chess as an intellectual sport and unifying activity to bring together people from different regions, ages, genders, and cultures.
Bonja bulding Ibrahim Medawar street Badaro , Beirut Lebanon
The Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung (RLS) is a German political foundation affiliated with the German party “Die Linke” (the Left party). RLS is a provider of civic education and a center for progressive social research. The RLS office in Beirut has opened in May 2017.
United States
RTI International is an independent, nonprofit research institute dedicated to improving the human condition. Clients rely on us to answer questions that demand an objective and multidisciplinary approach—one that integrates expertise across the social and laboratory sciences, engineering, and international development
Hurch Tabet St. Rita street Sin el Fil , Mount Lebanon Lebanon
Atayeb Al Rif (Arabic for “Rural Delights”) was established in 2002 and is the first cooperative specialized in marketing in Lebanon. The cooperative was established initially as a result of a USAID funded development program aimed at providing rural women in Lebanon with income generation opportunities. Shortly after, the program established food processing centers owned by women and that were linked to the newly formed Atayeb Al Rif Cooperative for marketing their produce.Atayeb Al Rif is a cooperative that has worked with different donor agencies like the United Nations Organizations, Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) of the United States, other NGOs like René Moawad Foundation (RMF) and the private sector like Sukleen, as well as others. The projects were mainly to support other cooperatives namely for women empowerment, technical consultancies on food processing, development of food processing centers and production lines and provision of technical and vocational training on food processing, cottage industry and small business management relevant to agricultural cooperatives.
Beaini Center Semkanieh Shouf Lebanon
Rural Entrepreneurs envisions dynamic, prosperous and innovative rural communities that support, inspire and empower youth, women and underprivileged people to build on their competencies and create a better future. The aim of the organization is to widen the prospects of employment and contribute to the sustainable development process in rural areas by fostering the culture and mindset of entrepreneurship, helping youth and women advance in their careers and preparing them to become business leaders, innovators and major contributors to the social and economic well- being of their local communities.
Tebbeneh Syria Street BLF Building 1300 Tripoli , North Lebanon Lebanon
Ruwwad Al-Tanmeya is a regional non-profit community development organization that works with disenfranchised communities through education, youth volunteerism and grassroots organizing. Our approach encompasses an array of programs and projects that, together, strengthen initiative and facilitate redress to problems prioritized by members of the community. We believe in Embracing pluralism, Respecting diversity and Promoting equity wherever we operate. Ruwwad, which spans today Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon and Palestine, and operates through a strong network of partnerships with civil society and governmental agencies, is the articulation of this ambition. Ruwwad operates through an annual endowment from corporations and business entrepreneurs who are represented on its board. Their long-term commitment, social investments and knowledge sharing allow us to be at once flexible and decisive in addressing the communities’ needs and in mobilizing their full participation. Ruwwad, in effect, is a platform for engagement between proactive citizens, the youth scholars and the community. The majority of Ruwwad’s team members are from the local communities. The youth scholars are brought on board as interns. Upon completion of the internship, many opt to join Ruwwad fulltime. Ruwwad is a citizen-led model. It utilizes the community service hours of the scholars to create safe learning spaces for children and adolescents and to facilitate the creation of local income generation initiatives; mobilizes the families to launch grassroots campaigns that help engender social change; and advocates for access to rights-based services through various partnerships within civil society. Youth scholars and volunteers help execute the programs.Ruwwad founded in 2005, established its first community center in Jabal Al Natheef, east Amman. Between 2011 and 2013, Ruwwad’s regional expansion took place through Aramex, as a main partner corporation, and a network of entrepreneurs. n Lebanon, Ruwwad was founded in Tripoli in 2012, between Tebbaneh and Jabal Mohsen, 2 of the most marginalized communities having witnessed years of sectarian clashes. For more information, visit the Ruwwad regional website www.ruwwad.net.
Lebanon
The context of Lebanon and the MENA Region is complicated, messy, and uncertain but also full of possibilities, and this is exactly where social innovation can flourish and so Ryzomes was born. Ryzomes focuses on social and service design by endorsing a bottom-up and participatory approach to tackle various civic matters including social, economic, and political issues. We are a group of dedicated, specialized, visionary people with diverse expertise that has been consolidated over the years through engagements with various local and international actors. We believe in pragmatic, agile, contextual, and creative ideas and solutions to address local challenges. We believe in the power of a democratic, equitable and decentralized economy that relies on solidarity economy enterprises, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), grassroots, and community-driven initiatives. Based on the grounded grassroots, community-driven insights and perspectives, and empirical research we design the most appropriate and tailored organizing tools, dynamic social and economic structures, and state-of-the-art innovative tools.
Lebanon
SADA has four main goals, by achieving it, it will support the different components of the society and will yield to building a more homogeneous one regardless of the religious and social background. 1. Supporting the citizens. 2. Creating a free citizen who is fully aware of his rights and decisions. 3. Promoting the role of education and emphasizing the need for a better educated generation. 4. Elaborating the youth ideas and using them as a tool for the creation of a modern and understanding society which respects its youth.
Lebanon
Through our action, we seek to build an empathetic, responsible, understanding, non-violent, hopeful, and accepting society; a society that celebrates differences, supports individuals, groups and minorities, protects their personal freedoms, and respects collective spaces; a just, participatory and collective society.
