The inter-agency work in Lebanon is guided by the Lebanon Crisis Response Plan, which serves as the Lebanon chapter of the Regional Refugee and Resilience Response Plan (3RP).
This plan is led by the Ministry of Social Affairs on behalf of the Government of Lebanon and co-led by UNDP and UNHCR.
UNHCR leads the refugee pillar of the LCRP, and works in close coordination with the Government of Lebanon and more than 100 humanitarian actors.
The 2022 update of the Lebanon Crisis Response Plan (LCRP) 2022-2023, a joint plan between the Government of Lebanon and its international and national partners, will continue to respond to these challenges in a holistic, comprehensive and integrated manner through medium term, multi-year planning to achieve the following strategic objectives: ensure the protection of displaced Syrians, vulnerable Lebanese and Palestinian refugees; provide immediate assistance to vulnerable populations; support service provision through national systems; and reinforce Lebanon’s economic, social and environmental stability.
Through regular meetings and various information management tools, UNHCR and partner agencies work to maximize efficiency and minimize duplication in the delivery of humanitarian programmes throughout Lebanon, including protection (incl. child protection and SGBV); shelter; basic assistance; social stability; livelihoods; energy & water, education; health and food security.