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Our programmatic initiatives
Advancing socio-economic rights
While Lebanon’s labor market has failed to provide opportunities to the country’s high-skilled job seekers, the financial crisis and the pandemic have caused an unprecedented increase in vulnerabilities and new waves of economic migration. Through this initiative, TPI seeks to protect and develop the country’s human capital by enabling adequate and gender-sensitive social protection and labor rights policies, as well as by encouraging investments in people through accessible education and healthcare. In addition, TPI seeks to study the impact of the crisis on migrant and refugee workers and their increased vulnerabilities linked to their lack of labor rights. We also aim to examine the new trends in labor transformation, with the rise of the “gig economy” which make work temporary, unstable, and low paying, while disproportionately affecting the youth.
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02.23.26عربي
زيادة بِيَد وضريبة باليَد الأخرى: الهندسة الطبقيّة لتمويل الأجور وشَرْعَنَة الجباية من لقمة العيش
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12.18.25عربي
The Gap Law: A settlement for banks paid by society
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07.23.24عربي
Taxing for Social Protection
07.23.24engنظام ضريبي من أجل الحماية الاجتماعية
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01.17.24عربي
Blurred Lines: Lebanon’s mutating workforce
01.17.24engالعرف الجديد: المشهد المتغير للقوى العاملة في لبنان
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10.27.23eng
تضامناً مع العدالة وحق تقرير المصير للشعب الفلسطيني
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11.28.22عربي
BdL’s Sayrafa: Social assistance of last resort?
11.28.22engمنصّة صيرفة: ملاذٌ أخير للمساعدة الاجتماعية؟
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11.21.22عربي
Near Miss: Lebanon’s ESSN evades elite capture
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10.17.22عربي
Why Lebanon Does Not Have a Pension System
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06.16.22eng
مجتمعٌ ينهار: ضرورة ملحة لتوفير أرضية حماية اجتماعية