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Institutional strengthening Institutional Strengthening Project for the Implementation of Montreal Protocol in Lebanon (Phases VII-XI)
Recovery & Poverty Reduction Post COVID-19 Recovery and Poverty Reduction are promoted through Productive Sector Expansion for Women and Youth in Lebanon
EU Support to Lebanon's Green Agenda - Sustainable Energy This project will provide solar energy solutions to the public sector, thus ensuring the continued provision of essential services and to bridge the energy gap that the national utility is unable to meet now. By doing so, the cost of electricity on the national budget is also lowered which would alleviate the financial burden on both the central government and on the sectors themselves, allowing them to use the financing for other essential services that are needed. On a global level, the Actio
ART GOLD-LEBANON ART GOLD Lebanon is an integrated component of the UNDP “Social and Local Development Programme” (SLD), which, among other objectives, focuses on eradicating poverty, strengthening local capacities and supporting government policies for development.
Solid Waste Management in Baalbek To undertake an Integrated Solid Waste Management for Baalbek Caza, to identify gaps and implement needed activities in coordination with different initiatives in the area.
LEVERAGE TAXATION TO ENABLE TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE AND ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN LEBANON the Tax4SDG project focuses mainly on strengthening the capacity of the Government of Lebanon to generate additional tax revenue and providing support, where feasible, for advocating tax policy reform. Under the broader umbrella of the domestic resource mobilization (DRM) agenda, this initiative emphasizes on identifying areas for both human and institutional capacity building. The project specifically aims to assist the Government of Lebanon in restoring and improving basic functionality, as well as laying the groundwork for digitalization and sustainable reactivation of core processes within selected public administration.
Ozone Depleting Substances Phase Out stage II Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) Phase out Management Plan Stage-II for Compliance with the Post 2015 control targets for Annex-C, Group-1 substances (of the Montreal Protocol) in Lebanon.
ANTI-CORRUPTION FOR TRUST IN L The overall objective of this Project is to enable the adoption and measurable progress in the implementation of an integrated and targeted approach to preventing and combating corruption
Lebanon Livelihoods Support Project - Internal Security Forces (2LSP-ISF) The 2LSP will provide livelihood support to ISF personnel via dollar-denominated monthly livelihood support payments disbursed by a Financial Service Provider (FSP).
Renewable energy programme Country energy efficiency and renewable energy demonstration projects complemented with support to host communities in providing sustainable energy and solid waste solutions.
Beirut Environmental Recovery Beirut Critical Environmental Recovery, Restoration and Waste Management Programe - The Lebanon Financing Facility (LFF) will support immediate and medium term recovery of vulnerable people and businesses following the explosion in Beirut on August 4.
Sustainable Energy 4 Security Sustainable Energy for Security: Interventions for the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) along the North-eastern Lebanese border.
Beirut Post-Blast Response Beirut Post-Blast Response: Supporting Inclusive and Integrated Recovery in Karantina
Solid waste and Wastewater management Environmental rehabilitation through the enhancement of integrated solid waste management and sustainable sludge management
Common Services-Qubic Business Managing the Common Premises through the common premises Project at Qubic Business Center United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
Peace Building in Lebanon, Phase 3 Building on the understanding and successes of the previous two phases, the third phase of the project (2014-2015) will focus on addressing the new challenges to civil peace and peace building in the country posed by the Syrian crisis.
Engagement Facility - Lebanon Crisis Response Plan This Facility Project has been developed to support the stabilization and recovery programme.
Lebanon Environmental Pollution Abatement Project The Lebanon Environmental Pollution Abatement Project (LEPAP) aims at reducing industrial pollution in targeted industrial enterprises and to strengthen the monitoring and enforcement capabilities of the Ministry of Environment.
Step for Nature Reserves The project aims at strengthening the resilience of Nature Reserves and communities living around their boundaries through. The Ministry of Environment capacity will be enhanced with respect to NR governance, management, monitoring and knowledge sharing.
Covid-19 Response Improve the preparedness and response to the COVID-19 epidemic for Palestinian refugees’ population in Lebanon
Anti-Corruption for Trust in Lebanon Supporting anti-corruption stakeholders in Lebanon to maintain the momentum for national dialogue and capacity development in preparation for the formal adoption and implementation of the country’s first-ever national anti-corruption strategy.
Mine action This proposed project focuses on empowering LMAC and enabling it to sustainably manage and address the humanitarian and development impact posed by mines, Cluster Munitions and Explosive Remnants of War.
Land degradation neutrality of mountain landscapes Land degradation neutrality of mountain landscapes in Lebanon through integrated landscape management
Peace Building in Lebanon, 3 The project will focus on addressing the new challenges to civil peace and peace building posed by the Syrian crisis. The focus is on education, media, local level peace building and an MGO platform promoting nation-wide truth and reconciliation.
Productive Sectors Development Programme (PSDP) Support gender-responsive job creation and economic opportunities in the agriculture
and agro-food sectors, prioritizing women and female youth in disadvantaged areas.
Lebanon’s First Biennial Transparency Reports, and a combined Fifth National Communication and Second Biennial Transparency Reports, to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) - (BTR) The project’s overall objective is to support the Government of Lebanon in achieving its global environment concerns and commitments to international conventions, and to integrate climate change considerations in national development planning and policy through ensuring continuity of the institutional and technical capacity building, partly initiated, and consequently sustained by reporting instruments under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).The immediate objective of the project is to assist the Government of Lebanon with the enabling activities necessary to prepare and submit its First Biennial Transparency Report (BTR1) in 2024 and a Combined Second Biennial Transparency/Fifth National Communication Report in 2026and meet its reporting obligations under the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement, in line with the Modalities, procedures and guidelines for the transparency framework for action and support referred to in Article 13 of the Paris Agreement (Decision 18/CMA.1) and the guidance on operationalizing the MPGs as per Decision 5/CMA.3. The project will enable the Government to enhance available emission data, performing targeted research, and strengthening technical capacity and institutions to address both mitigation and adaptation. It will also allow the country to strengthen the existing institutional arrangements and support the long-term targets aimed at addressing the impacts of climate change.
Live Lebanon - Phase II The Project will build on the achievements of Live Lebanon and enable UNDP to rapidly provide innovative solutions to pressing problems focusing on reducing poverty and helping vulnerable communities especially during the time of crisis.
Disaster Risk Management Phase 3 The overall objective of Phase III of the project is to “To help the Government of Lebanon in establishing effective national institutions; including disaster risk information and disaster risk management systems
Enhanced Capacities Subnational authorities have enhanced capacities to engage in holistic, area-based planning and consider different scenarios that respond to the needs of host, refugee, and IDP populations.
Solid waste management Zahle Improve solid waste management in the Municipality of Zahle, highly affected by the Syrian crisis, and build the capacity of the Ministry of Environment and of the Municipality in the field of solid waste management.
Lebanon Mine Action Strategy, phase 4 On the long-term, the project aims to reduce the impact of mines on the security and livelihood of the population in Lebanon and the region through the promotion of sustainable government structures
Neighborhood Recovery Following the blast, UNDP implemented an integrated recovery response focused on Karantina. This project aims to strengthen the recovery mechanism and ensure the sustainability of solutions.
Addressing impact posed by mines This proposed project focuses on empowering LMAC and enabling it to sustainably manage and address the humanitarian and development impact posed by mines, Explosive Remnants of War and Cluster Munitions.
Covid-19 Response in Palestinian Camps UNDP jointly with LPDC, UNRWA, WHO and the Palestinian Embassy in Beirut to support and complement the efforts of the Lebanese Gvt to improve the preparedness and response to the COVID-19 epidemic for Palestinian refugees’ population in Lebanon
Together Towards Sustainable Development (T2SD) Together Towards Sustainable Development (T2SD) is a UNDP Lebanon strategic policy initiative bringing together businesses that are committed to aligning their efforts with seven standards in five policy areas.
LIVE LEBANON PHASE 2 The Project will be framed around two objectives: Providing alternative finance modalities and making an impact in a smart and efficient manner where it is mostly needed.
Decentralised Waste management Integrated Response Towards a Decentralised Waste management Integrated Response - (ENI 2018/396-926)
Lebanese Electoral Assistance LEAP builds the institutional capacities of the election management structures, of the MOIM, the SCE and judicial bodies. It also targets women, youth, and PWDs participation.
Solid Waste Management To undertake an Integrated Solid Waste Management for Baalbek Caza, to identify gaps and implement needed activities in coordination with different initiatives in the area.
Energy and waste solutions Access to sustainable energy for host communities through the implementation of renewable energy systems; and provision of sustainable solid waste waste solutions.
Lebanone mine action, phase 4 On the long-term, the project aims to reduce the impact of mines on the security and livelihood of the population in Lebanon and the region through the promotion of sustainable government structures
Land degradation neutrality Land degradation neutrality of mountain landscapes in Lebanon through integrated landscape management
Developing Inclusive social protection (SP) in Lebanon The project aims at supporting the Government of Lebanon to develop a national SP system through the development of a national SP policy and transformation of the country’s two main, existing SP programmes – the NPTP and the NSSF.
STEPping up Nature Reserves Capacity This project aims to improve the resilience of nature reserves in Lebanon in line with the Ministry s of Environment National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan completed in 2016.
Support the stabilization and recovery programme This Facility Project has been developed to support the stabilization and recovery programme.
Lebanese Elections Assistance and Parliamentary Support In December 2022, UNDP received an official request from the Ministry of Interior and Municipalities for electoral assistance for the period 2024 – 2027, covering the 2024 municipal and 2027 parliamentary elections. Consequently, in June 2023, the UN deployed a Needs Assessment Mission (NAM) in order to assess the electoral environment and identify the opportunities of having a new electoral assistance cycle. In parallel, throughout 2022, UNDP developed its country programme document (CPD) for the period 2023-2025, which was adopted successfully in February 2023. Under Priority 1 - Advocate for and support the country’s reform agenda-, the CPD mentions that UNDP will accompany the electoral cycle, i.e., preparing for upcoming elections, during elections (operational support), and post-elections. In between cycles, the organization will support the implementation of lessons learned and reforms needed in the electoral law and procedures for even more transparent, free, inclusive and sustainable elections. In addition, in quarter four 2023, UNDP conducted a final project evaluation to assess the strengths and weaknesses in the implementation of its programs and activities and provide recommendations for the next cycle. Based on this wealth of assessments, evaluations and lessons learned, the proposed new cycle will focus on the support to the organization and conduct of the 2024 municipal and 2026 parliamentary elections, technical support to legal framework reforms and parliamentary processes as well as an important crosscutting component focused on electoral reforms and innovations, pollical participation and gender equality.
Lebanese Palestinian Dialogue Committee Startegic plan, pahse 1 This project seeks to strengthen the capacity of the LPDC to implement its strategic Plan (2015-2020) that enables the GoL to set up a comprehensive policy on the Palestinian refugee issues
Support to Digitization of Consumer Protection Services Support the 
Ministry of Economy and Trade in simplifying 
and digitizing key procedures and processes 
that strengthens consumer protection and 
shield consumers against unfair market 
practices
Lebanon transparency framework To establish a National Transparency Framework in Lebanon to enhance implementation and abide by the transparency provisions of the Paris Agreement
Supporting Protections for All Nigerians By engaging key members of underserved communities through a multi-part capacity strengthening program, SPAN will encourage newly engaged community leaders to galvanize others around concepts of human rights. As these communities become stronger in their understanding and application of human rights concepts, SPAN will have laid the groundwork on which future efforts to support these populations can be built.
Critically Endangered Animals-International Grants Expanding protection for snow leopards in Pakistan
Wildife Without Borders - Critically Endangered Animals Expanding snow leopard conservation through livestock insurance in Chitral District. Pakistan
Saving the Pangolins of Pakistan - Conservation of the Indian Pangolin Through Research and.Management The purpose of this project is to counter wildlife trafficking to address pangolin poaching and trade in identified districts in the Potohar and Azad Jammu and Kashmir regions (Aj&K) in Pakistan. The project intendeds to conserve Indian pangolins by addressing critical data/information gaps regarding the population and scale and scope of illegal wildlife trade, weak deterrence for smugglers, lack of government resources (including capacity, equipment, technology, etc.) and a lack of interagency coordination. Specific activities will include: (1) assess the current status of the Indian pangolin in selected sites of Pakistan; (2) determine the scale and scope of illegal trade associated with the Indian pangolin at select sites; and (3) develop and launch integrated pangolin conservation and management interventions.
Wildife Without Borders - Critically Endangered Animals Community Based Conservation of the Endangered Flare-horned Markhor in.Gilgit-Baltistan Province, Pakistan
Critically Endangered Animals-International Grants Community Based Conservation of the Endangered Flare-horned Markhor in.Gilgit-Baltistan Province, Pakistan
USPTO FY2012 Technical Assistance Activities Technical Assistance and Capacity Building Program on IT for Vietnam
U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): National Marine Fisheries Service Program U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Support participation of host country nationals in Fisheries Management Workshop. National Marine Fisheries Service Program through U.S. Government - Department of State.
Advancing Land-Based Investment Governance (ALIGN) ALIGN supports governments, civil society, local communities and other relevant actors in strengthening the governance of land-based investments Objective: To improve the governance and practices of land-based investments in specific focus countries, as well as globally, leading over time to: • Closer alignment between land-based investments and development priorities; • Respect for the land and human rights of people affected by investment processes; •Enhanced livelihoods, incomes and opportunities for post-COVID economic recoveryin affected countries and sites;  • Environmental sustainability at local and national scales; and •Improved participation and representation of communities, and of citizens more generally, in decision-making concerning land-based investments. The initiative will support governments, civil society, local communities and private sector actors in improving the governance and practices of land-based investments.
Tree-planting campaigns in post-COVID-19 recovery Research on tree planting campaigns as part of Covid 19 recovery To provide case studies and guidence on successful campaignes Governments, policy makers, NGOs
Empowering Rural Producers in Commercial Agriculture (EPIC) EPIC aims to empower rural producers and their wider communities to influence public decisions and private sector conduct in favour of bottom-up, locally beneficial and more sustainable investments in commercial agriculture Objective: To empower communities to influence public decisions and private sector conduct in favour of bottom-up, locally beneficial and more sustainable investments in commercial agriculture.  Outcomes: 1. Improved evidence, insight and guidance on how to empower communities for bottom-up, locally beneficial and more sustainable investments in commercial agriculture; 2. In two low or middle-income countries, communities empowered to make informed choices, exercise rights and where relevant develop equitable partnerships with the private sector; 3. Lessons shared and alliances built for mainstreaming community empowerment in the policy and practice of agribusiness investments in the target countries and internationally. Evidence and guidance will inform the action of governments, grassroots organisations, businesses, impact investors, DFIs and development agencies.
Covid-19 Social Science Research Parent project to Covid Collective projects at IIED Distribute grant funds to Covid collective projects internally
Covid, Cobalt & Community (Co-balt 19) This research will look at the impacts and experiences of Covid-19 on communities dependent on artisanal and small-scale (ASM) cobalt mining in the Kolwezi area of the DRC Research will provide evidence on the extent to which Covid has reshaped the political economy of market structures and relationships in DRC’s cobalt sector, and how these impact economic and social security for ASM miners and their communities.   Main outputs and outcomes of the project: •	Photo stories to share individual experiences and increase understanding at the national and international levels of miners’ experience through lockdown
•	Blog (to accompany policy briefing funded separately) on how Covid and lockdown has impacted the political economy of cobalt ASM
•	Community mobilisation to increase knowledge of the experiences and impacts of Covid on the cobalt market structure and agree local priorities for investment and change
•	Policy meetings at the local and national level to share findings, increase understanding and inform policy responses Local mining communities, DRC-based policy makers, Global and supply chain actors
Reversing Environmental Degradation in Africa and Asia (REDAA) REDAA will develop innovative approaches to managing the natural environment, supporting livelihoods and protecting wildlife. The current accountable grant is for IIED to facilitate the scoping and set-up of the REDAA programme. This programme focuses on addressing the challenge of environmental degradation in Africa and Asia - seeking to improve the condition of natural landscapes in ways that enable people and nature to thrive together.  REDAA will expand the technical knowledge and evidence base for environmental restoration and sustainable natural resources management in Africa and Asia; and develop innovative solutions that address serious environmental challenges and support the design and implementation of sustainable livelihoods strategies for local communities. 
Programme activities will involve developing new nature-based solutions (NBS) and using emerging technologies to enhance the conservation and restoration of natural landscapes and ecosystems, protect wildlife and improve the lives of the poorest and most vulnerable communities.  
Restoring and preserving natural ecosystems will be crucial to improving the welfare of local communities (particularly the poorest and most vulnerable groups) by increasing availability and access o ecosystems services, which are an essential component of their livelihood strategies. It will also improve the resilience and adaptation capacity of low-income countries in the two target regions and contribute to achieving the global emission reduction targets set under the Paris Agreement.

The expected Impact from this programme is that:” Improved management of ecosystems and natural resources in target countries lead to a reduction in biodiversity loss rates, loss of forested areas, CO2 emissions from deforestation, land use change and mismanaged agricultural land”.
The expected main Outcome is that: “Increased understanding of the processes, functioning and characteristics of selected ecosystems lead to the adoption and replication of improved management and conservation approaches”. Ultimate beneficiaries are people in Africa and Asia, often living in poverty, who are now also experiencing the impacts of environmental degradation and loss of natural resources, exacerbated by climate change.  The primary stakeholders of this programme will be specialised government agencies and ministries, but we also expect to collaborate with national universities, research councils and institutions, as well as other bilateral and multilateral international development agencies, civil society organisations and private sector companies with an interest and expertise in this area of work. 
Target regions are sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia.