European aid for Lebanese farmers
The Lebanese government and the World Food Program, with the support of the European Union, have launched an initiative to assist farming households affected by the conflict in Lebanon. The initiative aims to protect agricultural livelihoods after 46,500 hectares of land were damaged, with many families losing their sources of income and productive assets. Meanwhile, 1.24 million people are experiencing severe food insecurity. The program's first phase involves providing cash assistance to 2,000 families, relying on national databases and international organizations to ensure that aid reaches those in need effectively and transparently. Additionally, it seeks to strengthen agricultural resilience and national food security.
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