WORKING TOWARDS AN INCLUSIVE SOCIETY

NAHNOO is a research, capacity building and advocacy platform for participatory public policy-making, working towards an inclusive society in Lebanon. Our focus mainly revolves around three main areas of intervention: Public Spaces, Good Governance and Arts & Cultural Heritage.

Nahnoo Activities

Horsh Beirut Competition Results

Nahnoo invites you, students and professionals (architects, landscape and urban designers, planners and other related environmental and urban design disciplines) to submit proposals for research, design and planning projects to unlock the potential of Horsh Beirut as a shared inclusive public space that will generate a sustainable and pedestrian friendly neighborhood.

Horsh Beirut Competition

Nahnoo invites you, students and professionals (architects, landscape and urban designers, planners and other related environmental and urban design disciplines) to submit proposals for research, design and planning projects to unlock the potential of Horsh Beirut as a shared inclusive public space that will generate a sustainable and pedestrian friendly neighborhood.

ARTICLES

Nahnoo primée par la Fondation Ghazal et la Fondation de France

L’ONG Nahnoo, qui milite depuis 2009 pour la préservation des espaces publics et culturels au Liban, vient de remporter le prix annuel de la Fondation Ghazal pour l’éducation, la recherche et la paix au Liban.

Endangered nature reserves, pollution and private violations: Lebanon’s highly neglected seaside

Nahnoo is part of The Coast for All, a coalition which launched a campaign last month aiming to preserve and restore the public coast of Lebanon. The campaign has launched a petition to request an amendment to Law 64/2017 to “restrict the right to occupy marine public property to the Lebanese state only,” and to limit encroachments on public properties.

Sea rights at naught

Sally Abou AlJoud https://nowlebanon.com/sea-rights-at-naught/ When Fifi Kallab, an environmental science professor, returned to Lebanon in 1980, six  Mediterranean monk seals thrived in Amchit’s waters. In 1982, two of them were hunted down. Being one of the world’s most at-risk marine mammals, with fewer than 700 left worldwide, the species is on the International Union for Conservation of …

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nahnoo Campaigns

Crafts Project

A campaign aiming to empower the marginalized handicrafts workers in Lebanon to participate in policy reform to better address their rights, needs, and concerns, and enhance their social protection.

23/12/2021

Municipalities under the spotlight

Municipalities under the Spotlight is a campaign focused upon the promotion of transparency at the municipal level by publishing all municipal decisions online.

10/09/2021

Lebanese Coast

We are slowly losing our coast, and since the Lebanese coast is closely tied to our historynot only we are losing major public spaces, but also we are being deprived of part of our heritage identity.

02/08/2021

Horsh Beirut for All

Beirut is today a segregated and overcrowded city, with almost no public spaces. Horsh Beirut is the largest park in the capital.

02/08/2021

Civil Campaign to Protect the Dalieh of Raouche

Beirut is today a segregated and overcrowded city, with almost no public spaces. Horsh Beirut is the largest park in the capital.

02/07/2021

Advocating for the preservation of Adloun Coast

Beirut is today a segregated and overcrowded city, with almost no public spaces. Horsh Beirut is the largest park in the capital.

14/06/2021

Red House

The ‘Red House’’ is amongst the oldest houses in Ras Beirut. It is distinguishable by its bright red shutters and white walls, and is one of only two houses in Hamra that still retain their traditional red roof tiles.

10/06/2021

Baalbeck Temple…in the Heart of Baalbeck

Beirut is today a segregated and overcrowded city, with almost no public spaces. Horsh Beirut is the largest park in the capital.

03/06/2021

Our Garden is our Image

Beirut is today a segregated and overcrowded city, with almost no public spaces. Horsh Beirut is the largest park in the capital.

02/06/2021

Ramlet Al Bayda For all

Ramlet al Bayda beach fell victim to illegal privatization with the construction of the Eden Bay Resort directly on its shore even though NAHNOO provided hard evidence of violations from the developer and corruption from the Governor’s office in place at that time.

02/06/2021

Stop the Fouad Boutros Highway Coalition

Beirut is today a segregated and overcrowded city, with almost no public spaces. Horsh Beirut is the largest park in the capital.

02/06/2021

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