Lebanon National Agricultural Strategy
The Lebanon National Agriculture Strategy (NAS) 2020-2025 aims to transform the agrifood sector by addressing challenges due to the economic crisis and COVID-19. It focuses on restoring livelihoods, increasing production, enhancing value chains, climate change adaptation, and strengthening the institutional environment. The NAS is evidence-based, prioritizing stakeholder consultations and lessons learned. It aims to mobilize resources, encourage private investments, and promote coordination among stakeholders. The strategy is structured around five pillars, with a budget estimate of 710.5 million USD. Monitoring and evaluation functions ensure accountability and consistency with existing systems.
Key Insights
- The NAS aims to make the agrifood sector in Lebanon more resilient, inclusive, competitive, and sustainable.
- The strategy focuses on restoring livelihoods, increasing production, enhancing value chains, climate change adaptation, and strengthening the institutional environment.
- Transparency and monitoring are key aspects of the NAS implementation to track progress and inform stakeholders.
- Resource mobilization is essential to cover the financial gap and implement flagship programmes.
- The NAS results framework includes indicators to measure progress towards the impact and outcomes of the strategy.
Source: Lebanese Ministry of Agriculture
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