Activity 01
Risk education (EORE / CPP)
Deployment of 8 community liaison officers (50% women) in schools and shelters
Lebanon – South Lebanon and Nabatieh governorates
The project
Launched in 2024 in the face of the escalating conflict, this project set out to respond to the crisis while preparing the very first transition of Lebanese local actors to autonomous demining operations. The project had to show great agility, switching from a conventional approach to Conflict Preparedness and Protection (CPP) activities during the mass displacements of autumn 2024.
The figures in detail
direct beneficiaries
More than 32,390 people: 13,390 beneficiaries of conventional EORE (82% of them children) and more than 19,000 beneficiaries of emergency EORE
indirect beneficiaries
Nearly 1.6 million people (1,596,674) reached by the digital and SMS campaign, against an initial target of 39,000
Our objective
Strengthen the local mine action response
Help people return safely through risk education (EORE) and hazard identification (NTS)
Build the technical capacity of local NGOs for clearance
In the field
Activity 01
Deployment of 8 community liaison officers (50% women) in schools and shelters
Activity 02
400,000 targeted SMS messages, road signs installed at checkpoints and social media campaigns with the University of Balamand
Activity 03
166 surveys carried out, including a new emergency rubble survey format to map damaged buildings quickly
Activity 04
24 Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) validated and the first local clearance teams (DCB), 43% of them women, trained by ERDHL
Lead local partner
Beeatoona
The first national NGO accredited for demining.
Actors and partners
Funders
Ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères (CDCS), France

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