UN Women Lebanon
Tyre Visit by UN Women and the Republic of Korea Reinforces WPS Agenda in Lebanon
A high-level delegation from the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, led by Ambassador Park IL and Col. Yoo Joon Geun, accompanied by UNW Rep. Gielan Elmessiri, visited Tyre district in South Lebanon. Learn more
Photo Essay: Women Holding Their Communities Together, Even in the Darkest of Times
During conflict and displacement, women have stepped forward as frontline responders and decision-makers. They refused to retreat in the face of danger, choosing to stay, fight, and serve their communities. Learn more
In the words of Myriam Sfeir
Myriam Sfeir, Executive Director of the Arab Institute for Women, reflects on her journey to reshape societal structures and empower local organizations to promote gender equality. “We must remain engaged, even when the results are not instantly visible” Learn more
Women businesses in Lebanon pave the way towards a more equal and inclusive economy
Under the Productive Sector Development Programme, funded by Canada, UN Women and the Lebanese League for Women in Business supported 26 businesses in signing the WEPs in 2023. Learn more
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Sectoral Investment Strategies for Job Creation and Female Employment in Lebanon: An Input-Output Analytical Approach

The aim of this report is to project female employment trends in Lebanon from 2023 to 2028 by utilizing a projection model that explores various scenarios across key sectors. Additionally, the report employs input-output analysis to assess job creation potential, both direct and indirect, with a particular emphasis on sectors where women are underrepresented. This analysis seeks to inform policies that can drive inclusive economic recovery and promote gender equity in employment.

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The Portrayal of Women in History Curricula and Textbooks in Lebanon: A History of Systematic Exclusion

A research analysis on how Lebanese history textbooks portray women and gender issues, including the participation of women in writing these narratives.

This paper was commissioned by UN Women Lebanon and developed by Kafa and the Lebanese Association for History as part of the “Implementing the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda in Lebanon through building pathways for dialogue and inclusive governance” project.