UN Women starts project targeting women in Lebanon
(MENAFN) Lebanon's national media agency stated that UN Women Lebanon has started a project that is 2 years long, which is targeted to better women's rights, safety, as well as economic partaking, aiming at 4,600 women who are damaged by crisis throughout the nation.
The news organization also added, the initiative will give a temporary salary chance through earnings-for-employment program, as well as skills progress targeted at encouraging lasting living. The initiative is created by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
The project additionally will provide a variety of shielding services, as well as gender-related abuse awareness, psychological assistance, legal assistance, as well as counselling services for survivors and women who are in danger. Extra backing will be aimed at women-headed businesses, which are affected by Lebanon's continuing economic crash.
Gielan Elmessiri, UN Women official in Lebanon stated, “this project is about restoring dignity, rebuilding livelihoods, and amplifying the leadership of women in Lebanon's recovery.”
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