Rain is no longer a burden for the people of Majdal Anjar after the World Food Programme’s rainwater canal put an end to floods and accompanying damages.
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Lebanon's economic crisis is weighing on its community of migrant workers, many of whom are finding themselves stranded and needing humanitarian intervention.
Because the legal framework is a powerful tool, FAO has set to educate women groups and associations about the Law of Cooperatives and its applications
WFP’s forest management activities boost livelihoods, preserve Lebanon’s greenery and put food on the table
An online event that brings youth together to probe them for insight regarding Lebanon 2045, and what role they envision for agriculture in that Lebanon.
At times when infections are high and cash is low, a hygiene drive might be just the right thing to do.
The notion of Integrated Crop Production Practices is finding its way into Lebanese agricultural practice, and this seminar series sets the ground for it.
UN agencies team up to provide a coordinated, multi-tiered response to the COVID-9 epidemic in Lebanon