- Beirut, 6 August 2021 – The United Nations and NGO partners have published the 2021-2022 Emergency Response Plan (ERP) for Lebanon to provide life-saving humanitarian support to 1.1 million of the most vulnerable Lebanese and migrants affected by the ongoing crisis.
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The ERP is a humanitarian, time-bound plan to save lives and assist people in need. It also aims at mitigating tensions among and between Lebanon’s communities.
On 4 August 2021, UN Staff in Lebanon and Diplomatic corps observed a minute of silence in honour of the victims of the Beirut Port Explosions & their families.
Statement by Najat Rochdi, UN Deputy Special Coordinator, Resident & Humanitarian Coordinator for Lebanon at the UN Lebanon Virtual Food Systems Dialogue.
Opening Remarks by the UN Deputy Special Coordinator for Lebanon, Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator at Launch of Lebanese Local & Rural Development Website
- Beirut, August 5, 2021 – A US$25 million grant will support the recovery of targeted micro and small enterprises (MSEs) directly affected by the Port of Beirut blast and sustain the operations of eligible microfinance institutions (MFIs). The Building Beirut Businesses Back and Better (B5) Fund will also help preserve private sector jobs and reduce business closure and layoffs.
On the occasion of the first anniversary of the Beirut blast, UN Country Team in Lebanon with diplomatic corps observe a minute of silence to honor the victims.