SFL rehabilitated the buildings, closing cracks and holes, replacing doors and windows, and renovating damaged areas.
The vehicle is part of the package which the municipality identified as priorities.
Leading Libyan women concluded a two-day consultative meeting on the political changes happening now in Libya and the impact on women’s participation in the forthcoming governance system.
Hala is participating in Operation Pour, an 8-week coding boot camp taking place at Tatweer Entrepreneurship Campus (TEC).
Germany joins three countries, The Netherlands, France and Italy, in contributions to the project.
The French contribution comes in addition to the recently signed contribution of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
The representatives identified concrete actions to rebuild trust and peaceful relations between members of the communities.
Arab Human Development Report 2016: Youth and the prospects for human development in changing reality
The report examines challenges and opportunities facing youth in the Arab region, especially since 2011, and seeks to provide an overview on youth in the region and stimulate a broad dialogue between youth and key stakeholders on the future of development in the region, focusing on the role of youth as critical partners at this very point in time.
The Stabilization Facility for Libya
Led by the Government of the National Accord (GNA), supported by UNDP and the international community, the Stabilization Facility for Libya aims to help the GNA to demonstrate its value to the country’s citizens in providing visible and tangible results for the population at the local level. Support aims at rehabilitating critical infrastructure; boosting the capacity of local authorities to address the needs of the population; and enhancing local mediation and conflict resolution capacities.
Strengthening Local Capacities for Resilience and Recovery
With fund from the European Union, UNDP has started this three-years initiative that will be implemented in close cooperation with national and international partners. The aim is to strength local authorities capacities to serve the people in Tripoli, Sabratha, Sabha, Murzuq, Bemghazi and Al Kufra.
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About Libya
78.1%
Urban population
241000
Internally Displaced Persons in need
0.17
Gender Inequality Index (Value)
0.71
Human Dev. Index