The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), in partnership with Malala Fund, and under the auspices of the Minister of Education and Higher Education, Dr. Abbas Halabi launched solar energy systems in six public secondary schools in Baalbeck-Hermel as part of the “Empowering Girls through Education (EGE)” project. The initiatives were implemented to provide […] Read more
“Share your Medicine” (SYM) campaign launched by Baalbeck-Hermel Governor, Bachir Khodor, in giving new hope to patients in Lebanon. The crisis of medicine shortage is simmering in the country, and time is not in favor of the increasing number of vulnerabilities. The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST) is continuing its participation in the campaign […] Read more
Education, in its true sense, is helping individuals to be mature and free, and to blossom with love and hope. It is a fundamental and crucial right for every child, yet in times of conflict and disaster, it is often significantly disrupted, denying millions of girls and boys the opportunity to have a quality safe […] Read more
Under the Youth Solidarity Against Extremism (YSAE) project and within the community projects phase, Baalbeck core group and participants visited the Lebanese Armed Forces NCO Institute in Baalbeck. They had already visited the facility and examined its conditions supervised by LOST’s technical unit director and engineer who provided primary technical support and consultation on site, […] Read more
Millions of people in Lebanon are already struggling with food insecurity due to pre-existing shocks or crises even before the COVID-19 pandemic which people were not equipped to face. Baalbeck-Hermel is one of the main Lebanese regions that suffered from the continuous crises. However, as it occupies large lands that depend on agricultural production and seasonal […] Read more
The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), in cooperation with UNICEF and the municipality of Baalbeck carried out the first stage of cleaning the Baalbeck ruins and its surroundings. More than sixty young men and women participants in the “Skills for Active Youth” project carried out by LOST, in partnership with UNICEF participated in […] Read more
As part of the Competency Based Training (CBT) program, provided at Deir El Ahmar by the Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), nursing students paid a visit to the Shlifa nursing home. This visit to this home which offers care for about seventy senior citizens with special needs was previously organized and planned […] Read more
Within the IMC project, 18,410 free indoor seedlings were distributed to households on April 8th, 2019. Seven farmers from the village of Halaniyah benefited from 571 tomato seedlings, 1,143 cucumbers, 559 sweet peppers, and 357 free capsules per farmer (total of 2,630 seedlings). The process of the seeds went through two phases. The first phase […] Read more
Funded by the German government, the Kingdom of Netherlands and UK Aid, the Skills 2019 is a program implemented in partnership between UNICEF and the Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST). This program aims to empower youth and create an atmosphere of social cohesion between the Lebanese residents and Syrian refugees. Through its various […] Read more
To the world, you may be just a teacher, but to your students, you are a “hero”. The Lebanese Organization for Studies and Training (LOST), in partnership with War Child Holland launched the project, “Building Vocational Capacity through Skills Development of Vocational and Non-Formal Teachers”, funded by Nuffic. This project aims to enhance the capacities […] Read more
