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The Education & Digital Transformation Program is an integral part of the Hariri Foundation’s efforts to enhance educational opportunities and outcomes across Lebanon. The foundation strategically evaluates national and local educational landscapes, identifying areas for improvement, innovation, and digital transformation. This involves comprehensive research into educational methodologies, ICT integration, and the identification of gaps in educational equity. The foundation assesses global best practices of education transformation, localizing solutions for enhanced educational opportunities and outcomes.
Since its inception, the Hariri Foundation strives to enhance educational services in schools, itself delivering quality education while also actively engaging in capacity building and educational improvement within hundreds of public and private schools nationwide. The foundation also delivers vocational and technical training to increase the employability of women and youth, offering a myriad of upskilling and reskilling training programs.
To create a sustainable impact, the foundation builds academic networks among academic institutions, promoting a culture of collaboration, innovation and creativity. By showcasing success stories and best practices, the program nudges stakeholders towards embracing new educational paradigms and continuous improvement, encouraging schools and educators to adopt modern educational models and technological advancements.
Global OutReach
Global Affiliations
United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
Medcities
Representation in Global Frameworks
Arab League
National & Local OutReach
Representation in National & Local Frameworks
Lebanese National Committee for Saving Education
“Education for All” Program
National Committee for the Implementation of the SDGs
Membership in National & Local Frameworks
NGOi Non-Governmental Organizations Initiative
LCRP Lebanese Crisis Response Plan
United Nations Global Compact Lebanon
Since its inception in 1979, Hariri Foundation strives to empower sectors and local communities in addressing issues that matter to them through sustainable governance. For that purpose, throughout the undertaking of national and local projects, the foundation has established autonomous sister organizations engaging project stakeholders in sustaining project procedures in an institutionalized framework, in parallel to the foundation’s program and center operations. This approach has proved as a successful model for perpetuating project operations and impact, with a localized lens.
Aman Youth Association
International
Governments & Public Institutions
UN Organizations
Intergovernmental Governmental Organizations (IGOs)
International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs)
National Governmental Organizations
The Government of Lebanon
Presidency of Council of Ministers
Ministry of Agriculture
Ministry of Culture
Ministry of Economy & Trade
Ministry of Education and Higher Education
Ministry of Public Health
Ministry of Social Affairs
Ministry of State for Administrative Reform (OMSAR)
Ministry of Tourism
Ministry of Public Works and Transport
Ministry of Environment