Protecting Lebanon's forests to enhance local economies, build resilience to climate change and support peacebuilding | ||||||
publication , rapport May 2026 ; 78 pages Ed. LRI - Jdeideh Téléchargeable sous format: PdF Abstract: This report summarises the results of the first phase of the project “Protecting Lebanon’s forests to enhance local economies, build resilience to climate change and support peacebuilding”, implemented by the Lebanon Reforestation Initiative (LRI) under contract to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) with analytical and methodological support from The Pearl (formerly Walker Institute) at the University of Reading, and regional insights from the Royal Scientific Society of Jordan. The project forms part of the EU-UNEP Climate Change, Environment and Security Partnership. The work focuses on the Akkar governorate in northern Lebanon, where climate stress, ecological degradation and political fragility intersect, and where the resilience of livelihoods and natural ecosystems are deeply linked to social stability. Public-Cible:
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