Food Security and Livelihoods Assessment of Lebanese Host Communities. Assessment Report. Lebanon 2015
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The assessment aimed to provide humanitarian and development actors, as well as the Ministry of Agriculture, with baseline information in order to establish a comprehensive strategy for food security and livelihoods interventions targeting host communities. The FSLA was informed by a secondary data review that showed a clear lack of information on Lebanese host communities. This review was conducted as part of the first phase of the interagency Multi Sector Needs Assessment (May 2014). The asses sment consisted of several phases. A series of data collection and analysis exercises were undertaken between September and December 2014. First, as mentioned above, a desk review was commissioned to collate and synthetize the most up-to-date secondary data available on the agriculture, food security and livelihoods situations of Lebanese host communities. Second, primary data collection was undertaken. It combined focus group discussions with targeted qualitative key informant interviews and a household survey. This report presents the findings from the assessment. 1