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UNFPA Newsletter, Issue 5
In the wake of any natural disaster or armed conflict, it is usually women and girls who assume the primary burden of caring for their families and obtaining food and other survival basics for entire households.
Situation Analysis of Gender Based Violence in Lebanon
This study was commissioned by UNFPA to the Centre of Arab Women for Training and Research and has benefited extensively from the contributions, efforts and energy of many persons.
Review of Gender Based Violence Resource and Training Material in Lebanon
Over the years, UNFPA has worked closely with government institutions, civil society organizations, academic institutions, media, etc… for the advancement of women through promoting legal measures, raising awareness and supporting research and training
The Minimum Initial Service Package for Reproductive Health in Crisis
In the year 2012, and in view of the conflict situations affecting displaced people and mainly women and girls, UNFPA.
Review of Gender Based Violence Research in Lebanon
Over the years, UNFPA has worked closely with government institutions, civil society organizations, academic institutions, media, etc… for the advancement of women through promoting legal measures, raising awareness and supporting research and training.
Y-PEER Lebanon Newsletter, Issue 8
In response to the recently endorsed national youth policy by the Lebanese Council of Ministers on April 3 and launched by President Michel Sleiman on December 1, UNFPA supported a project on enhancing youth institutional capacity on advocacy with focus on heath and high risk behaviors.
Glossary of Gender Based Violence terms and Vocabulary
Despite the significant progress achieved in Lebanon with regard to women empowerment and specifically women and girls’ access to education and participation in social, economic and cultural fields.
Review of Gender Based Violence Research in Lebanon
A general evolution of research seems apparent from a start with highlighting the problem (more than ten years ago and at present) to considering what could be done to tackle GBV; to reflecting on what has been done and attempting to highlight best practices, gaps and emerging needs.
UNFPA Newsletter, Issue 3
UNFPA Lebanon takes pride in the vast pool of existing and new partners entrusted with executing numerous aspects of the country programme or simply affirming their strong alliance and support to ICPD and MDG agendas.
Review of Gender Based Violence Resource and Training Material in Lebanon
Existing GBV training materials and resources were identified (through communications with the Client and key initial stakeholders), gathered and analysed. This early documentation highlighted further resources and a need to pinpoint the meaning of “resource”.