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The joint report by FAO, WFP, and the Ministry of Agriculture highlights the detrimental impact of hostilities on agriculture and the economy in Lebanon, leading to a rise in food insecurity for 1.65 million people, including a significant number of refugees. The destruction of farmland and assets, coupled with economic challenges, has exacerbated the situation, with malnutrition posing a significant risk, particularly for children and women. Despite efforts by WFP and FAO to provide assistance, funding shortages and logistical issues continue to hinder aid delivery, emphasizing the urgent need for international support to rebuild and enhance Lebanon’s agricultural sector and ensure sustainable development.
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