Projects
Projects gather multiple organizations working towards the same goals. These collaborations are all based on common needs will have a real, direct impact on Lebanon's social, economic and ecologic development.
A space to promote eco-awareness by bringing environmental services and educational activities under one roof
Mishwar Bi Baladi is a project that restores hope & empowers students through immersive experiences in the nature and heritage of Lebanon.
The ECP is an innovative hands-on environmental education programs (5 days each) offered to small groups of selected kids from public & private schools
Our initiative focuses on developing safe and decent collective shelters. It provides temporary support to vulnerable families during times of crisis
Sponsorship of “well-being & awareness workshops” for kids, teens & families in financial needs, from hosting schools in local communities
Maktaba objectives are to assist with kindness Lebanese students from vulnerable home by providing the necessities of life & enhancing their learning conditions
The land offers creators with access to rural safe space in communion with nature, in Baskinta, Lebanon
D4C’s Mentoring Program is offered to young professionals interested in developing their knowledge, skills, and hands-on competencies
Agroforestry is strategic for Lebanon: it is more efficient, profitable and environmentally sustainable thus improving farmers’ livelihood and Lebanon’s economy
Oum el Nour Prevention: Youth Program Project targets youngsters (12 to 18) through educational institutions.
Jezzine fossilarium aims to promote geoconservation and serve as an educational center for earth sciences, geology and geoethics
SARWA is a social and educational farm that aims to establish a socially and environmentally conscious value-chain for agriculture and farm-to-table concept
Create a community kitchen in Lebanon to provide daily meals, offering essential food security and support for displaced families affected by the war
The LMTA has helped with the creation and development of services within the value chain along the trail
We believe that people of all abilities should have access to the beauty of Lebanon’s mountains, trails, and great outdoors
A Social Circus uses art as a medium for self-improvement, social skills, and well-being of vulnerable and marginalized people
In the micro business project Salam LADC supports vulnerable women in opening their own business, together with offering training and in-kind support.
