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Playing an important role in combatting gender discrimination in Lebanon

The Lebanon National Gender Observatory consists of different committees representing ministries, governmental institutions, organizations, universities, and civil society actors.

Each member plays an important role in combatting gender discrimination in Lebanon, by improving the quality of policy-making and legislative work that responds to the needs of all citizens, women, and men equally.

Steering Committee

Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MEHE)
2018
Internal Security Forces ISF - Ministry of Interior and Municipality
2019
Legal Action Worldwide
2020
Directorate of local administrations and councils - Ministry of Interior and Municipality
2016
General Security - Ministry of Interior and Municipality
2023
National Commission for Lebanese Women
2014
Issam fares Institute (AUB)
2007
EU Delegation
2011
Hariri foundation for Sustainable development
2022

Research Policy Group

Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MEHE)
General Security - Ministry of Interior and Municipality
National Commission for Lebanese Women

OUR DONORS

The European Union (EU) supports Lebanon’s stability, independence and sovereignty, its prosperity and democratic order. It strives also to help protect its environment and natural resources by supporting sustainable enterprise and development. The European Union is also committed to the promotion and protection of human rights in Lebanon including defending gender equality, children’s rights and freedom of expression.

The EU Delegation in Lebanon represents the European Union to the Republic of Lebanon with the objective to maintain and develop mutual beneficial relations. It engages in political, social and economic development activities on behalf of the European Union and based on the most pressing needs of the country of Lebanon.

This website was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of the National Gender Observatory and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.