Nusaned is a Lebanese non-profit community-based humanitarian and development organization, that is apolitical and impartial and believes in the power of collaboration to create a faster and stronger impact.
The organization began its journey in December 2019 just two months after the October
uprising with a vision to empower marginalized communities throughout Lebanon
to live sustainably, supporting communities based on a non-biased, egalitarian,
and value-based needs assessment process with the ultimate goal of these
communities becoming self-sustaining.
Nusaned was officially registered on May 18th, 2020 and created 3
main programs “Roofs That Shield”, “Crops That Yield”, and “Goods In Need”,
aimed at providing shelter, food security, and economic opportunities to
underprivileged communities. The activities under these programs are
implemented through innovative and effective partnerships with communities as
well as locally engaged, international organizations and donors.
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As the Lebanese economy struggled, businesses shuttered, unemployment rates reached unprecedented levels, and poverty numbers spiked, the management team at Sirajart unanimously agreed to divert the company’s commitment and energy towards charitable social work. Their move was envisioned as an integral part of their corporate social responsibility.
This shift proved to be the catalyst to create Nusaned in December 2019, just two months after the October 17th Uprising in Lebanon.
Nusaned began by reaching out to local stakeholders in North Lebanon, seeking to address agricultural deficiencies of marginalized rural communities. The poverty, deprivation, and substandard living conditions of local residents prompted our team to respond quickly by providing much-needed food parcels, hygiene kits and clothing, while also initiating the rehabilitation of homes.
Through those spontaneous actions came the building blocks of Nusaned’s agriculture and housing projects, which gradually evolved from an aid model into a platform to foster self-sufficiency and economic sustainability for these communities.
