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Khoukaz & Bonja Building, 1st floor Ibrahim Medawar Street Badaro Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The Lebanese Center for Special Education (CLES) is an NGO a non-governmental and a non-profit organization, independent of all political and religious ties, established in 1999. Its mission is to help children with specific learning difficulties (Dyslexia, Dysorthographia, Dyscalculia, Hyperactivity and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD), Memory deficits, Dysphasia, Dyspraxia), free of charge.CLES is operating from 8 centers in Lebanon: Beirut (2000), Tripoli (2008), Saida (2009), Zahle (2013), Zouk Mekayel (2014), Nabatieh (2015), Badaro (2017), and Semkanieh (2019). For more info: www.cles.org
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The Lebanese Charitable Service Association (LCSA) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization committed to advancing the public good by strengthening education, child protection, psychosocial well-being, basic health support, and community resilience in Lebanon, particularly in crisis-affected and vulnerable communities. The organization’s broader public good objective is to reduce inequalities in access to essential services by implementing integrated, community-based and inclusive programmes. These include education recovery, psychosocial support, basic health and referral assistance, and protection-focused interventions for children and families facing socio-economic hardship, displacement, or vulnerability. LCSA works to ensure that vulnerable populations have access not only to quality education and psychosocial care, but also to basic health awareness, referral pathways, and linkages to appropriate medical and specialized services when needed, including for children with disabilities and other health-related needs. Through its programs , such as education recovery initiatives, psychosocial support activities, health-related referrals, and inclusive community interventions, LCSA contributes to building stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities. The organization also promotes teacher leadership development to strengthen long-term community capacity and systems strengthening. All activities are implemented in partnership with local stakeholders, including municipalities and relevant service providers, ensuring alignment with national priorities and maximizing community impact.
Ras El Nabee Street Second Office: Tripoli - Amine Moukadem Rd - Abdul Wahab building - 2nd floor Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
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The Lebanese Council to Resist Violence Against Woman (LECORVAW) is a non governmental organization working for the purpose of fighting and resisting all forms of Violence Against Women (VAW) and Gender Based Violence (GBV) in Lebanon. Back in 1997 LECORVAW was established by a group of social activists which saw the need to make a stand and stop all forms of violence and discrimination against women, by 1999 LECORVAW had two Listening and Counseling Centers operating in both Beirut and Tripoli fully equipped and ready to receive Women survivors of VAW & GBV and their children and provide them with free social, mental and legal services.
Ras El Ein Street Baalbeck Lebanon
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Established in 1998, the Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training (LOST) focuses on developing the ultra-conservative and underdeveloped communities of the Republic of Lebanon socially, politically and economically via programs to build and enhance communal capacity, to educate and train youth and women on matters of civic and intellectual nature and to engage them in civic affairs. The ultimate objective yet is creating a democratic and peaceful society where rule of law, justice, liberty and economic wellbeing are customary.LOST’s programming focuses on developing the intellectual capital of the local society via programs for youth, women and kids. Since its inception, LOST has managed over USD 10 Million in community development projects funded by numerous international organizations and government institutions including but not limited to the World Bank, UNDP, UNICEF, UNHCR, Embassy of the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Switzerland, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Action Aid Denmark, GIZ (Germany), Danish Refugee Council (DRC), Mercy Corps, Search for Common Grounds (SFCG), Canada Fund, MCC, Forum ZFD, ZIVIK among many others
Grand Serail Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
The Lebanese Palestinian Dialogue Committee (LPDC) based at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers is mandated to address Palestinian refugee affairs in Lebanon. LPDC was established in 2005 by the Council of Ministers as the Lebanese Working Group on Palestinian refugees (decision 41/2005) in response to the goal set by the Government of Lebanon to develop comprehensive policy toward Palestinian refugees and improve their living conditions. Under the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, the LPDC provides policy recommendations to the Government of Lebanon based on the national interest of the Lebanese people and the rights of Palestinian refugees to live in dignity and respect, until their right of return is realized. This strategic advantage enables LPDC to build consensus and address taboos over the Palestinian presence in Lebanon through facilitating dialogue. The LPDC is the interlocutor and focal point between the Palestinian refugees, Lebanese State institutions, ministries, Palestinian factions, Lebanese parties, civil society, United Nations partners and international and local stakeholders. By promoting comprehensive and evidence-driven policy solutions throughout its network of partnerships, the LPDC acts as an agent of systemic change in the relationship between the Lebanese Government and Palestinian refugees. While representing an assurance that the Palestinian refugee file remains on the public agenda of the Lebanese government, the LPDC taps into its dialogue capacity to garner support to move toward legislative and policy reforms.
Shekralla Building, Ground Flood. Medawar Street Adlieh - Junction Furn Chebbak Street Medawar - Dahdah Bldg.(Named Romeo & Juliette) Behind the Ministry of Industry – 1st floor Same building Teacher’s syndicate P.O.Box: 116/5460- Muse/ Beirut - Lebanon Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
Purpose:The Lebanese Democratic Women’s Gathering- RDFL is a secular non-governmental women's organization which works with the democratic forces and represents a part of the advocacy of secular democratic women’s movement, on the basis of international pacts and treaties, as well as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Universal Declaration on the Elimination of Violence Against Women, in order to promote women’s status and participation and empower them, aiming at achieving full equality between both sexes.
Antwork - Spears 11 BEIRUT , Beirut Lebanon
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As a business incubator, we have designed several business incubation and acceleration programs for pre-seed and seed phases in a physical, hybrid, and online format to create a supportive ecosystem where innovative ideas can flourish and diverse voices can be heard. We believe in the potential of the next generation of entrepreneurs and the positive impact can have on our communities, especially for youth and women. Our support and offers: Ideation and capacity building Feasibility Studies/Business Plan Tech Product Design Marketing and Communication Strategies Professional Business Management Training Access to Market & Business to Business linkages Apprenticeship Co-working space Access to Finance and Connection with Investors These offers are divided into three programs as follows: Pre-Seed Programme: A pathway of 18 months We will help you to generate and validate your business idea, write your business plan, pitch deck, and the financial model, and link you with the pre-seed fund opportunities. Accelerator Programme: A pathway of 4 months to accomplish your ambition and embark on your national, regional, and globally sustainable journey. Zowada Digital Accelerator Programme: The program's goal is to create an enabling environment for the development and adoption of clean technology in the agriculture and agri-food sector. This will drive changes towards a low-carbon economy and promote sustainable growth. Our presence in Lebanon—Through our journey, The LEE Experience has a presence in all governorates, especially many projects in Bekaa, Baalbek—Hermel, as an implementer partner of many projects such as interagency community, ILO, AAH, Mada, UTOPIA, Oxfam, Relief International, Kvinna till Kvinna, CAWTAR, IFC, Netherland embassy, Canada embassy, GIZ, Renee Mouawad Foundation, Berytech, LWR, Yemen Microfinance Network, UNIFIL, International Alert, and USAID. This gives us an excellent understanding of the context and its challenges and needs. Furthermore, we built an extensive network with the ecosystem, including different actors, stakeholders, and partners such as local authorities, ministries and municipalities, NGOs, the Private sector, and municipalities. In addition, our physical branches in Beirut, South, Bekaa, and North ( under construction) are a visible symbol of our presence and commitment to positively impacting the region. 50% of our field staff from South, Bekaa, and Akkar, especially field workers, trainers, and coaches, give us an extra touch of localization and understanding of the target audience's profile. We have established relationships with local governments, businesses, and communities to ensure that our services are inclusive and accessible to all people, especially marginalized communities we also have a strong online presence, with an active website and social media accounts that allow us to reach out to people from all walks of life. Since its establishment, The LEE Experience has implemented 29 projects. These projects served over 10,000 beneficiaries from North, Akkar, Bekaa, Baalbeck-Hermel, South, and BML for a total budget exceeding 2 million US Dollars with strong partnerships and funders. Founders with more than 20 years of experience in the Lebanese context and socio-economic development of youth and women, in addition to an integrated private sector model, manage the LEE Experience. In addition to a headcount of 28 employees with 7 to 20 years of experience with a background in livelihood, gender, Entrepreneurship, IGA support, soft skills, institutional strength, microfinance, social enterprises, innovation, capacity building, Marketing, and digital transformation. Our pool of experts is accredited by international, regional, and National entities, such as ILO certificates of Certified Trainers on SIYB ( Start & Improve your Business), MFB ( My First Business), WDB ( Women Do Business), MMW ( Making Microfinance Work, Management to Improve Performance), FE ( Financial Education), Certified Coaches for Startups and IGA, Certified Curriculum Development, and Certified Gender Audit. Licensees and accredited for the MENA region of Leadership Management International (LMI) as MOC Personal and Business Mentorship, EPP, and PPP, and Certified Trainer on Women's leadership from Women World Banking. The LEE Experience has a presence in the inter-agency networks and community as an LCRP partner and livelihood Core group active member for 2023 & 2025 and Social Stability Core group active member for 2024 The LEE Experience is a member of Lebanon's conflict sensitivity and social stability forum.
Dib Building / 3rd Floor Makhoul Street Beirut - Hamra , Beirut Lebanon
Being the tangible expression of the Christian presence in the region, the Council’s mission is to work towards the unification of visions, perspectives and attitudes among Eastern churches, especially on issues related to Christian presence and witness in the Middle East and Muslim-Christian relations. The Council’s mission is seen today as being a bridge: A bridge between Eastern Christians: to remove prejudices and barriers between churches, the MECC brings together the vast majority of Christians and churches in the Middle East. It provides them the adequate space to come together, pray, reflect, analyze, speak with a common voice, and act and witness together.A bridge between Christians and peoples of other religions in the region, especially with Muslims: to reinforce and develop organized dialogue and partnerships with enlightened Muslims aiming at strengthening and deepening friendship and peace between people for the good of humanity.A bridge between the Middle East churches and Western churches: to be a mediator between Christians and churches in the region and their brothers and sisters in Christ elsewhere. Momentum, the Weekly Newsletter from the Middle East Council of Churches: https://www.mecc.org/mecc/2022/6/24/momentum-the-weekly-newsletter-from-the-middle-east-council-of-churches Final Statement of the MECC 12th General Assembly: https://www.mecc.org/mecc/2022/5/20/final-statement-of-the-twelfth-general-assembly
Tunis Tunisia
The Munathara Initiative is a registered non-profit organization founded in 2012 with offices in Washington D.C. and Tunis, Tunisia.The Initiative aims at creating an independent and inclusive discussion and debate platform in the MENA region. The Munathara Initiative is working to provide everyone in the Arabic speaking world with a voice regardless of their age, gender or background in order to create a public sphere characterized by evolvability and tolerance towards different points of view. The Munathara Initiative began in 2012 as a debate platform with the initial costs of the website, debates and TV productions covered by the organization's founder and members. Since 2014, The Munathara Initiative has grown into a major debate organization, was registered as an NGO in Washington D.C, and financed through grants and debate-oriented projects.
Beirut Lebanon
• The National Council For Entrepreneurship And Innovation seek to promote Lebanon status as an emerging market center - an ideal place for entrepreneurship and innovation• The National Advisory Council on Innovation & Entrepreneurship seek to identify and recommend solutions to issues critical to driving the innovation economy, including enabling entrepreneurs and firms to successfully access and develop a skilled, globally competitive workforce. It hereby invites all stakeholders—government agencies, private sector leaders, academic institutions, and civil society organizations—to join us in an exciting and transformative journey: to draft the "Lebanon National AI Strategy”. Ideally this draft needs to have two clusters An Ai For Governance cluster and a Capacity Building Cluster
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1- Contribute to the development of the national economy on inherited foundations through the establishment of cooperative economic projects that can play an important role in increasing national production, especially at the level of agriculture, production or water wealth, and enhancing craft and municipal production. 2- Employing Lebanese workers and reducing the unemployment crisis through cooperative projects and securing the workforce with all social and health guarantees. 3- Serving cooperative members in Lebanon by achieving special social and economic gains. 4- Seeking to limit the price hike of agricultural products by securing them directly from the farmer/producer to the consumer. 5- Representing the Lebanese cooperative movement and strengthening relations with the Arab and international cooperative movement and seeking to benefit from its expertise and huge energies, whether at the technical or commercial and financial levels, which will reflect positively on the Lebanese cooperative movement and thus on the Lebanese economy. 6- Intensifying programs to create a cooperative movement that keeps pace with the tremendous economic and social development we are experiencing, bearing in mind that the Federation is a member of the Economic Council.
Al Dana Street P.O.BOX: 13/5621 CHOURANBEIRUT 1102-2060 LEBANON Beirut , Beirut Lebanon
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NISCVT, known as Beit Atfal Assumoud, is a humanitarian, non-sectarian NGO established in 1976 after the Tal Al Zaatar massacre. It provides services for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon and other disadvantaged people living in or near the camps.
