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Effectiveness of resource management of Lebanese NGOs in response to COVID-19 and the Syrian crisis

Social Work

Effectiveness of resource management of Lebanese NGOs in response to COVID-19 and the Syrian crisis

N. Kabbara and H. Ozgit

Explore how Lebanese NGOs navigated the twin challenges of the Syrian refugee crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic. This insightful study by Nadia Kabbara and Hale Ozgit reveals the increasing demand for services and the obstacles to resource acquisition, emphasizing the need for enhanced support and collaboration among stakeholders.

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Abstract
This study examines the activities and strategies of Lebanese NGOs in responding to the Syrian refugee crisis during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Qualitative data from 40 NGO representatives revealed that COVID-19 increased the demand for services but hampered resource acquisition. The study suggests increased government and donor agency support, along with improved communication among stakeholders, as crucial for effective NGO crisis response.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Nov 02, 2023
Authors
Nadia Kabbara, Hale Ozgit
Tags
Lebanese NGOs
Syrian refugee crisis
COVID-19 pandemic
crisis response
resource acquisition
government support
donor agency

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