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Lebanon Country Office: ITT for Water trucks & Septic Tanks Ref# PR745647-PR751268
Save the Children believes every child deserves a future. In Lebanon and around the world, we give children a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn and protection from harm. We do whatever it takes for children – every day and in times of crisis – transforming their lives and the future we share.Save the Children International in Lebanon is inviting submissions of tenders for a contract to provide the following:Tender Reference: Lot 1- PR745647 – Supply and Delivery of Multipurpose Trucks with Permanent Cargo Platforms and Removable 10,000-Litre Water Tank ModulesLot - PR751268– Supply and Delivery of Septic Vacuum Truck with High Pressure Jetting System 10,000-Litre capacityDetailed technical specifications are included within the tender documents.
LEBANON: More than seven children killed or injured each day in six months of violence
Despite a so-called ceasefire announced in June, the crisis for children in Lebanon is far from over with about 348,800 people remaining internally displaced across Lebanon and uncertainty over whether they can return home and about their futures.
Lebanon Country Office-Water trucking & desludging Services North Beqaa
Save the Children International in Lebanon is inviting submissions of tenders for a contract to provide the following products: Desludging Services in Baalback-Hermel-Arsal Area Ref# PR 742163 Water Trucking Services in Baalback-Hermel-Arsal Area Ref# PR 742162
STAFF ACCOUNT: “Children of Lebanon are losing faith in a better future.”
Nora Ingdal, Save the Children Lebanon Country Director, reflects on her recent trip to southern Lebanon where she found destruction after months of war. On 16 April 2026, a temporary and conditional ceasefire was announced and later extended, bringing critical relief to children and families in Lebanon. Despite the “so-called” ceasefire, Israeli forces continued to carry out daily airstrikes that have resulted in hundreds of casualties, including children.
STAFF ACCOUNT: “As a father, I understand what my daughter is suffering”
In the lead-up to Father’s Day on Sunday 21 June, Mazen, a senior programme manager with Save the Children in Lebanon, reflects on the challenges facing his family while displaced, and what it’s like being a parent in a war.
From the World Cup to World Crises: How Football Transforms Children's Lives
In some of the world’s toughest environments, from Sudan to Ukraine to Lebanon, football is providing far more than entertainment - it is helping children to stay safe, process trauma and reclaim a sense of childhood.
Over four children killed or injured on average a day during the ‘so- called’ ceasefire in Lebanon
Since the temporary ceasefire 22 children have been killed in Lebanon, and 89 injured in less than a month.
Lebanon: Over 380,000 children predicted to face crisis‑levels of hunger
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) project that a quarter of the population of Lebanon - 1.24 million people – with 366,000 additional people, including 113,000 more children, will face crisis‑level food insecurity or worse in coming months.
Lebanon: A week since temporary ceasefire, more than one million people still displaced as drones continue to hover
Whilst an extension of the ceasefire has been agreed, children still cannot tell the difference between the sound of thunder and bombs, as families are too afraid to return home.
NEWS QUOTE: Children in Lebanon have faced a 45-day nightmare – a pause in hostilities must be definitive and permanent
Response to the temporary pause in hostilities in Lebanon - almost 20 children a day have been killed and injured by Israeli forces airstrikes since 2 March, nearly 800 children injured or killed.