Despite ample natural water sources, Lebanon is a country in a state of “water impoverishment”.
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- Global Waters ArticleThe Middle East and North Africa are among the most water-stressed regions on the entire planet. Water availability — or lack thereof — has shaped societies here in profound ways for thousands of years.
- Global WatersTaking the Pulse of a Water Lifeline to Hundreds of Millions of People
- ReportThis year’s Global Water and Development Report of Water and Sanitation Activities explores USAID water, sanitation, and hygiene programming two years into the implementation of the
- Annual Report StoryIn spite of abundant natural water resources, Lebanon faces a perennial water deficit due to a host of factors, including outdated infrastructure and unsustainable water use practices.
- EvaluationThe Lebanon Water Project (LWP) is a five-year project funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) with the objective of increasing
- Global Waters ArticleFor Haykal Jibrael Mikhael, a farmer from the town of Qobaiyat in north Lebanon, losing one of his apple trees means losing a part of his livelihood.
- Final ReportThe Litani River Basin Management Support (LRMBS) Program was a four and a half-year program to improve water management in the Litani Ri
- Final ReportThe Water Infrastructure Support and Enhancement for Lebanon (WISE-Lebanon) program was a highly successful three-year infrastruct