Expression of Interest

In August 2006, Action Against Hunger launched its operations in Lebanon to support families affected by the armed conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. Our initial intervention focused on emergency water and sanitation services, food security programs, and recovery efforts to restore basic services and support agricultural production. Activities were concentrated in South Lebanon, particularly in Bent Jbeil, Marjaayoun, and Hasbaya, and continued until 2011.

As the Syrian crisis escalated, Lebanon witnessed a significant influx of refugees, prompting Action Against Hunger to expand its response. In 2011, we launched new emergency programs to support both displaced populations and host communities, addressing urgent humanitarian needs. A new operational base was established in Zahle in April 2012. Since then, Action Against Hunger has grown considerably in terms of reach, budget, and staffing, becoming a key actor in the Bekaa Valley.
In response to the cross-border conflict that erupted in October 2023, Action Against Hunger further extended its operations to support displaced families and conflict-affected communities across six of Lebanon’s eight governorates. This expansion included the establishment of a new base in Beirut covering Beirut, Mount Lebanon and North Lebanon, reinforcing our commitment to providing life-saving assistance in times of crisis.

Presently, we are developing a list of suppliers/service providers who are based in North Lebanon for the following markets: (Please refer to the attached).