I- Demography. DistrictTimeUnder 15 yrTotal 15-64 yrTotal 65+ yr Akkar199641.0553.585.37...

I- Demography

District Time Under 15 yr Total 15-64 yr Total 65+ yr

Akkar 1996 41.05 53.58 5.37

Aley 1996 30.07 63.53 6.36

Baabda 1996 29.58 64.77 5.55

Baalbak 1996 34.65 59.22 6.13

Batroun 1996 25.23 63.72 11.05

Bechirre 1996 23.19222 65.34 11.41

Beirut 1996 21.91 69.01 8.96

Bekaa 1996 32.81 60.91 6.27

Bekaa Garby 1996 32.97 60.16 6.87

Bint Jbeil 1996 33.73 58.38 7.89

Chouf 1996 27.38 65.26 7.35

Hasbaya 1996 25.62 65.07 9.26

1-1 Population size by districts (Percent)

District Time Under 15 yr Total 15-64 yr Total 65+ yr

Hermel 1996 35.64 59.23 5.1

Jbeil 1996 24.75 66.62 8.6

Jezzine 1996 19.47 65.3 15.23

Kesrouan 1996 22.52 69.59 7.87

Koura 1996 25.04 64.86 10.01

Marjiyoun 1996 29.49 59.71 10.81

Metn 1996 22.19 69.66 8.07

Minieh Danieh 1996 36.83 58.6 4.5

Mount Lebanon 1996 26 66.91 7.03

Nabatieh 1996 32.55 59.73 7.7

Nabatiye 1996 34.7 59.39 5.9

North 1996 34.73 59.27 5.96

Rachaya 1996 33.08 60.22 6.7

Saida 1996 33.11 61.87 5.01

Sour 1996 35.39 59.83 4.77

South 1996 33.45 61.11 5.43

Tripoli 1996 34.07 61.28 4.61

Zahle 1996 29.48 64.04 6.45

Zgharta 1996 28.31 63.56 8.1

MoSA_UNFPA, The Population of Lebanon 1996, UNFPA and Ministry of Social Affairs, Lebanon, 2000

1-2 Population under 5

149893150190

Female

Male

Number

CAS_MICS2, Multiple Indicators Cluster Survey 2000, Central Administration of Statistics and UNICEF, Lebanon, 2002


542637

523313 Female

Male


Number


593005

614645

Female

Male


Number

1-5 Distribution of Residents by Age and Sex ( 2004 )

Age Lebanon Percentage Cumulative PercentFrequency

Sex

Female Male Total

0-4 140003 159169 299172 7 % 7 %

5-9 160560 178383 338943 9 % 16 %

10-14 186002 198761 384763 10 % 26 %

15-19 179620 192415 372035 9 % 35 %

20-24 182331 190859 373190

25-29 154694 143229 297923

30-34 141595 134493 276088

35-39 138594 117916 256514

40-44 138815 111104 249919

45-49 102360 91412 193772

50-54 83261 82501 165762

Age Lebanon Percentage Cumulative PercentFrequency

Sex

Female Male Total

55- 59 71950 65547 137497

60-64 66222 59687 125909

65-69 55904 56965 112869

70-74 40305 43505 83810

75- 79 24949 24509 49458

80-84 13347 13471 26818

85+ 5047 4296 9343

Total 1885563 1868222 3753785

Source: CAS, Living conditions of families, 2004

1-6 Projected population size (Number)

Gender 2001Lebanon

2006Lebanon

2011Lebanon

2016Lebanon

2021Lebanon

Female 1691978 1826000 1954118 2071574 2177207

Male 1671542 1810037 1943447 2066996 2178544

Total 3363520 3636037 3897565 4138569 4356751

MOSA_UNFPA, The Population of Lebanon 1996, UNFPA and Ministry of Social Affairs, Lebanon, 2000

2- Economy

2-1 National Budget

Subpopulation Lebanon2003

Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

Balance reserve 1.9 1.83 1.95

Constitutional council 0.03 0.02 0.02

Debts to be obligatory liquidate 46.51 45.74 39

Ministry of agriculture 0.4 0.44 0.41

Ministry of communication 0.15 0.13 0.2

Ministry of culture 0.19 0.22 0.17

Ministry of economics & commerce 0.07 0.29 0.07

Ministry of education 9.42 9.19 8.78

Ministry of energy & water resource 0.81 1.31 0.61

Ministry of environment 0.03 0.05 0.04

Ministry of exterior & foreigner 1.07 1.03 1.06

Ministry of financial 0.95 0.98 11.98

Ministry of health 3.32 3.67 3.6

Ministry of immigrant 0.07 0.07 0.06

Ministry of industry 0.06 0.08 0.06


Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

Ministry of instruction & transport 1.64 2.03 1.67

Ministry of interior &municipalities 4.35 4.32 4.44

Ministry of justice 0.51 0.48 0.49

Ministry of labor 0.66 0.62 1.09

Ministry of media 0.23 0.29 0.29

Ministry of national defense 9.09 8.71 8.52

Ministry of social affairs 1.16 1.16 0.87

Ministry of tourism 0.1 0.14 0.14

Ministry of youth & sport 0.15 0.21 0.09

Parliament council 0.48 0.46 0.44

Presidency republic 0.04 0.04 0.05

Prime minister presidency 5.02 5.86 4.97

Retirement salaries & end services recompense

11.63 10.64 9

National report of expenditure, 2003, 2004, 2005

2-2 Central government expenditure allocated to education out of the total budget (Percent)

12.4% 10.2%

11.1%11.1%

1999

2000

2001

1998

CERD, Center for education research and development, office for education research, 1998,1999,2000,2001

2-3 Expenditure on education from the Gross National Product (Percent)

4.4%3.9%3.6%3.9%

0

1

2

3

4

5

1998 1999 2000 2001

Total

CERD, Center for education research and development, office for education research, 1998,1999,2000,2001

Compiled by HCC for national report from the national general budget , 2003

2-4Budget allocated to ministry of education from the general budget of the ministry

16.3 16.3 17.9

49.646.214543

61.166.9 64.8

20.9 20.6 15 15

67.5

83.2 85.781.7

58 60 62.51

0

20

40

60

80

100

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Per

cent

age

Primary andIntermediate

Secondary

Total

2-5 Budget allocated to ministry of public health from the general budget of the ministry (Percent)

Programs 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Primary health care 0 0.3 0.02 0.04 0.06

Thalassemia 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2

AIDS program 0 0.2 0.02 0.04 0.05

Reproductive Health 0 0 0.1 0.07 0.1

School Health 0 0.9 0.1 0 0

Vaccination 0.5 0.5 0.6 0 0

Total 3.6 2.9 3.2 3 3.2


2-6 Budget allocated to ministry of health (percentage)

Subpopulation 2003 2004 2005

Primary health care 3.7 3.44 3.02

Thalassemia 0.15 0.042 0.12

The Arabic project to advance the childhood 0.005 0.004 0.004

Total 3.855 3.486 3.144

National report of expenditure of MOH ,2003, 2004,2005

Compiled by HCC for national report from the national general budget, 2003

2-8 Budget allocated to ministry of social affairs from the general budget (Percent)

1.3

0.81.1 1.2

1.9

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Total

2-7 Budget allocated to juvenile justice at the ministry of social affairs

and ministry of justice

(Percent)

0.6%0.6%0.4%0.4%0.9%

0.6%0.6%0.5%0.6%

0.5%

00.5

11.5

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

MOSA

MOJ



Handicap project 8.39 8.19 10.24

Nurseries contribution

1.82 1.76 1.94

Nutrition project 0.04 0.04 0.02

Social development delinquency, Prevention project

0.7 0.92 0.42

Social welfare institutions NGO

46 43.46 55.1

Street children 0.6 0.55 0.16

National report of expenditure from the MOSA, 2003, 2004, 2005

2-9 Budget allocated to ministry of social affairs from the general budget of the ministry (percentage)

2-10 Budget allocated to the Higher Council for Childhood at the ministry of social affairs (Lebanese pound)

Time Data value

2003 1.013.815.244

2004 1.724.140.238

2005 1.638.126.000

National report of expenditure of MOSA ,2003, 2004, 2005

Compiled by HCC for national report from the national general budget ,2003

2-11 Budget allocated to children with disabilities at the ministry of public health and

ministry of social affairs (Percent)

1.21.5

3.8

2.4

3

0.60.25

0.24 0.60.6

0.20.2 0.3

0.30.2

0

1

2

3

4

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

MOH-NGOs

MOSA - DisabledRightsProgramme

MOSA Centers

2-12 Budget allocated to social welfare support to families and institutions at the ministry of social affairs (Percent)

Programs 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Child support within the family 0.2 0 0 0 0

Nutrition project 1 0.9 0.7 0.6 0.1

Prevention from delinquency 1 1.2 0.6 0.5 0.1

Social welfare institutions NGO 65.8 67.3 67.2 58 61.2


Time Subpopulation Data Value

2003 Emergency Cash $93,000.00

2003 Disability program $20,000.00

2003 Youth and child program $6,000

2003 Clubs assisted $20,000

2004 Emergency Cash $496,000.00

2004 Disability program $20,000



2005 Emergency Cash $738,000

2005 Disability program $20,000



2-13 Budget allocated by UNRWA to their programs

Annual report from UNRWA, 2003, 2004, 2005

2-14 Government expenditure allocated to ministry of justice from the general budget

(Percent)

0.5 %

0.5 %

0.5 %0.5 %

0.5 %

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002


2-15 Budget allocated to juvenile justice (percentage)

Area Name 2003 2004 2005

Lebanon 1.1 1.09 1.42

National report of expenditure of MOJ ,2003, 2004

3- Children placed in institutions

Governorate 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Beirut 6995 8081 6783 6817 6637 6403

Bekaa 3549 4834 3569 3651 3571 3720

Mount Lebanon 13726 16333 13689 13385 12455 12556

Nabatieh 1375 1832 1250 1190 1144 1270

North 4222 5420 4291 4422 4081 3849

South 5101 6596 5095 5131 4656 4686

Lebanon 34968 43096 34677 34596 32544 32484

MOSA, Department of Social Welfare, Annual Report ,1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003

3-1 Children in social welfare institutions contracted by the ministry of social affairs by governorate (Number)


Lebanon2003

Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

High vocational Indoor 2382 2223

Newborn 1255 1250 968 934

Orphans-Social cases 22435 22576 13694 13432

Protection-Delinquents 99 114

Vocational indoor 1st degree (certificate) 2400 2145

Vocational indoor 2nd degree (attestation) 1192 1638

Total 32544 32484 20636 20327

Ministry of social affairs (MOSA) , Department of Social Welfare, Annual Report ,2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

3-2 Number of children placed in institutions

3-3 Children in social welfare institutions contracted by the Ministry of social affairs (0-21yr) (Number)

Children in social welfare institutions Time Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh North South Lebanon

Newborns in institutions* 1998 503 105 239 35 126 260 1268

Newborns in institutions 1999 503 105 289 65 221 200 1383





Social cases in institutions* 1998 6995 3549 13726 1375 4222 5101 34968

Social cases in institutions 1999 8081 4834 16333 1832 5420 6596 43096





Children in social welfare institutions Time Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon Nabatieh

North South Lebanon

Vocational Outside Institutions* 1998 1689 693 4078 175 1250 1198 9083

Vocational Outside Institutions 1999 2796 1528 7004 397 2615 2133 16473





Protection of delinquents in institutions*

1998 0 0 70 0 0 0 70

Protection of delinquents in institutions

1999 0 0 70 0 0 0 70


2000 0 0 99 0 0 0 99


2001 0 0 99 0 0 0 99


2002 0 0 99 0 0 0 99


2003 0 0 114 0 0 0 114

MoSA, Department Of Social Welfare, Annual Report, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003

• Newborns in institutions are in the age group 0-4 yrs

• Orphans and Social cases in institutions include children below 18 yrs

• Only beneficiaries of Vocational Outside institutions include age groups above 18 yrs of age

• Protection of delinquents in institutions include children in the age groups 7-18 yrs

3-4 Newborns in institutions contracted by the ministry of social affairs by governorate (Number)

Governorate 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Beirut 503 503 503 503 469 469

Bekaa 105 105 105 105 80 70

Mount Lebanon 239 289 239 239 198 246

Nabatieh 35 65 50 50 40 40

South 260 200 200 272 272 237

North 126 221 206 188 196 188

Lebanon 1268 1383 1303 1357 1215 1250

MOSA, Department of Social Welfare, Annual Report ,1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002,

2003

MoSA, Department Of Social Welfare, Annual Report, 1998,1999,2000,2001,2002,2003

Governorate 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Beirut 4803 9782 4559 4544 4418 4129

Bekaa 2751 3201 2791 2873 2818 2978

Mount Lebanon 9339 8970 8137 8016 8058 7950

Nabatieh 1165 1370 1055 1070 1079 1205

South 3643 4263 3758 3609 3534 3599

North 2846 2584 2475 2479 2528 2715

Lebanon 20904 25907 19017 18982 18901 18977

3-5 Orphans and social cases in residential institutions contracted by the ministry of social affairs by governorate (Number)


3-6 Vocational Outside Institutions contracted by the ministry of social affairs by governorate (Number)

Governorate 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Nabatieh 175 397 145 70 25 25

Bekaa 693 1528 673 673 673 672

South 1198 2133 1137 1265 850 850

North 1250 2615 1610 1747 1357 946

Beirut 1689 2796 1721 1770 1750 1805

Mount Lebanon 4078 7004 5214 5031 4100 4246

Lebanon 9083 16473 10500 10556 8755 8544


Governorate 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Beirut 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bekaa 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mount Lebanon 70 70 99 99 99 114

Nabatieh 0 0 0 0 0 0

North 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lebanon 70 70 99 99 99 114

3-7 Children at risk of delinquency in institutions contracted by the ministry of social affairs by governorate (Number)

Nationality 2003 2004 2005

Lebanon 6 8 7

France 2 1 0

Austria 0 0 1

Spain 2 0 1

Total 10 9 9

3-8 Adoptive children in Lebanon


Spain 2 0 1

France 1 0 5

Lebanon 5 6 5

Total 8 6 6

3-9 Adoptive children in Saint Charles’ Association


Lebanon 1 2 2

France 1 1 0

Austria 0 0 1

Total 2 3 3

3-10 Adoptive children from Good Pastor’ Association

4- Disabled Children

4-2 Disabled children benefiting from a disability card according to gender (Number)

MOSA_Ministry of Social Affairs, Rights of Disabled Children Program, annual statistics 1998 ,1999 ,2000,2001,2002

4-1 Disabled children benefiting from a disability card Total 0-18 years (Percent)

Time Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon Nabatieh North South Lebanon

1998 7.81 10.07 37.02 10.14 19.15 15.81 100

1999 8.61 11.94 33.43 10.78 22.29 12.95 100

2000 5.49 12.99 36.36 8.98 21.45 14.73 100

2001 7.03 15.66 36.76 7.43 20.51 12.61 100

2002 5.94 11.7 33.91 10.15 27.6 10.7 100

Time Female 0-18 yr Male 0-18 yr

1998 597 902

1999 580 802

2000 484 663

2001 606 901

2002 230 292

Low

Medium

High


4-3 Disabled children having a disability card by education level (Percent)

Subpopulation 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Never went to school 60.3 56.95 62.42 58.39 57.47

Primary no specialized degree 9.47 7.16 5.49 4.78 5.36

Primary no degree 26.02 28.65 23.81 25.88 26.63

Complementary no specialized degree 0.27 0 0.09 0.4 0.38

Complementary no regular degree 2.47 4.2 4.88 7.03 4.98

Secondary no specialized degree 0 0 0 0 0

Secondary no regular degree 0.07 0.22 0.35 1.33 1.92

University no degree 0 0 0 0.07 0

Other 1.4 2.82 2.96 2.12 3.26

Low

Medium

High


MOSA_Ministry of Social Affairs, Rights of Disabled Children Program, annual statistics 2003,2004,2005

4-4 Number of disabled children by sex, mohafazat

Area Name 2003Fem

2003Mal

2003Tot

2004Fem

2004Mal

2004Tot

2005Fem

2005Mal

2005Tot

Beirut 105 82

Bekaa 187 150

Mount Lebanon 549 437

Nabatieh 104 93

North 301 275

South 196 156

Lebanon 589 818 1407 536 906 1442 466 727 1193

4-5 Number of disabled Children by age group


0-3 yrs 377 399 390

4-6 yrs 381 297 242

7-12 yrs 431 454 365

13-18 yrs 318 292 196



4-6 Number of disabled children benefiting from a disability card

Area Name Time Female 0-18

Male 0-18 y

Total 0-18

Total 0-3 y

Total 4-6 y

Total 7-12

Total 13-18

Beirut 2003 118

Beirut 2004 105

Beirut 2005 82

Bekaa 2003 200

Bekaa 2004 187

Bekaa 2005 150

Mount Lebanon

2003 0.507

Mount Lebanon

2004 549

Mount Lebanon

2005 437

Nabatieh 2003 108

Nabatieh 2004 104

Nabatieh 2005 93

North 2003 303

North 2004 301

North 2005 275

South 2003 171

South 2004 196

South 2005 156

Lebanon 2003 589 818 1407 377 381 431 318

Lebanon 2004 536 906 1442 399 297 454 292

Lebanon 2005 466 727 1193 390 242 365 196


4-7 Number of disabled children according to the type of education (regular, specialized, others)


Others 0-7 yrs 193 131 67

Others 7-18 yrs 81 197 161

Regular 0-7 yrs 5 15 38

Regular 7-18 yrs 381 305 270

Specialized 0-7 yrs 389 366 239

Specialized 7-18 yrs 180 190 161

Unenrollment 0-7yrs 455 539 519

Unenrollment 7-18 yrs 223 176 85

Total 0-7 yrs 844 905 758

Total 7-18 yrs 403 366 246

5- Health Care

PAPFAM 2005, Lebanon family Health Survey 2005, Ministry of social affairs, Central Administration of Statistics and

League of Arab states Lebanon, 2005

Area Name Female < 1 yr

2005

Female < 5 yrs

2005

Male < 1 yr

2005

Male < 5 yrs

2005

Total < 1 yr

2005

Total < 5 yrs

2005

Beirut 39.2 45.6

Bekaa 31 35.8

Mount Lebanon

6.4 9.1

Nabatieh 15.6 15.6

North 11.1 11.1

South 22.5 23.5

Lebanon 18.9 21.9 13.3 14.9 16 18.2

5-1 Infant and under five mortality rate by mohafazat

5-2 Infant mortality rate

Governorate Female Male Total

Baalback-Hermel-Aakar-Alminieh-Aldinniyeh 52

Beirut 21

Bekaa 40

Mount Lebanon 19

Nabatieh 34

South3737 34

North 37

Lebanon 24 30 27

Deaths per 1000 live births

Low

Medium

High


5-3 Infant mortality rate

Beirut

Bekaa

Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh

North

South


19 - 27

28 - 36

37 - 45

46 - 52

Missing Data


5-4 Under five mortality rate


Governorate Total Total Female Total Male

Mount Lebanon 23

Beirut 26

South 47

Bekaa 58

North 51

Lebanon 35 30 40

Low

Medium

High

CAS_MICS2, Central Administration of Statistics, Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, UNICEF, 2002

Beirut

Bekaa

Mount Lebanon

Nabatiye

North

South


23 - 31

32 - 40

41 - 49

50 - 57

Missing Data

5-5 Under Five mortality rate

CAS_MICS, Central Administration for Statistics, Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, UNICEF, 2002

Beirut

Bekaa

Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh

North

South

5-6 DPT immunization coverage by governorate


82.6 - 86.5

86.6 - 90.5

90.6 - 94.5

94.6 - 98.1

Missing Data

Per cent

5-7 Measles immunization coverage by governorate

Beirut

Bekaa

Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh

North

South


56.0 - 64.9

65.0 - 73.9

74.0 - 82.9

83.0 - 91.7

Missing Data

Percent

Governorate Illiterate Primary+ Secondary+ Total

Lebanon 47.5 72.9 94 79.2


Beirut 87.9

Bekaa 68.8

Mount Lebanon 91.7

Nabatieh 90

North 59.6

South 90


5-8 Measles immunization according to educational level of mother and governorates (Percent)

Low

Medium

High


Lebanon 83.3 75.1 79.2


Beirut 87.9

Bekaa 68.8

Mount Lebanon 91.7

Nabatieh 90

North 59.6

South 90

5-9 Measles immunization according to gender and governorates (Percent)

Low

Medium

High


5-10 Meningitis immunization (Percent)

Dose Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon South Nabatieh Lebanon

1st dose 68 38.8 58.6 47.7 43.5 50.3

2nd dose 68 22.9 45.2 29.4 29.1 35.9

3rd dose 47.9 12.3 46.8 22.3 15.6 28.7

Low

Medium

High


5-11 Polio immunization coverage according to gender and governorate (Percent)


Baalback-Hermel-Aakar-Alminieh-Aldinniyeh 82.6

Beirut 94.2

Bekaa 92

Mount Lebanon 98.1

Nabatieh 96.8

North 86.6

South 96.8

Lebanon 93.4 93.8 93.6

Low

Medium

High


5-12 Polio immunization according to educational level of mother (Percent)

91.5%

97.8% 87.3% Illiterate

Primary+

Secondary+


5-13 Measles immunization by mohafazat, sex

Area Name 2005Female

2005Male

2005Total

Beirut 60

Bekaa 33.2

Mount Lebanon 42.5

Nabatieh 49.7

North 46

South 69.7

Lebanon 51.5 41.9 46.1

PAPFAM 2005, Lebanon family Health Survey 2005, Ministry of social affairs, Central Administration of Statistics and League of Arab states Lebanon, 2005

5-14 Meningitis immunization

Subpopulation Beirut2005

Bekaa2005

South2005

Mount Lebanon2005

Nabatieh2005

North2005

Lebanon2005

Female 39.8

Male 44.4

Total 40 30 65.3 41.9 75.6 37.6 42.2



Area Name

Female first

dose2005

Female second

dose2005

Female third dose2005

male first

dose2005

male second

dose2005

male third dose2005

total first dose2005

total 2nd dose2005

total third dose2005

Beirut 90 90 80

Bekaa 69.8 32.1 57.8

Mount Lebanon

87.7 85.5 79.6

Nabatieh 95.1 95.1 90.2

North 71.6 64.4 60

South 96.4 96.4 92.3

Lebanon 84.9 81.4 76.8 81.8 78.2 71.9 83.1 79.6 74.1



5-15 DPT immunization 2005


5-16 Children <5 diarrhea cases in the last 2 weeks, Percent

Gender and Age

Baalback-Hermel-Aakar-Alminieh-Aldinniyeh

Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh South North Lebanon

Female 18.3

Male 20.4

Total 21.9 18.1 22.8 18.5 19.1 19.1 19.4 19.3

Total <6 mo 19

Total 6-11 mo 27.1

Total 12-23 mo

32.7

Total 24-35 mo

19.4

Total 36-47 mo

13.4

Total 48-59 mo

11.2

5-17 Children <5 diarrhea cases in the last 2 weeks according to education level of mother

(Percent)

22.4%16.1%

21.1%

Illiterate

Primary+

Secondary+


Area Name Total 0-10 yrs Total 10-20 yrs

Lebanon 3 8

National committee on HIV prevention statistics, 2005

5-18 Cumulative number of children infected by HIV / AIDS (2005)

5-19 Diarrhea cases

Area Name Female2005

Male2005

Lebanon 9.6 13.4



5-20 Cumulative HIV cases (Number)

Age groups Number

Male 0-4 yrs 0

Female 0-4 yrs 1

Total 0-4 yrs 1

Male 5-9 yrs 3

Female 5-9 yrs 4

Total 5-9 yrs 7

Male 10-14 yrs 10

Female 10-14 yrs 3

Total 10-14 yrs 13

Male 15-19 yrs 3

Female 15-19 yrs 2

Total 15-19 yrs 5

Male Total 0-19 yrs 16

Female Total 0-19 yrs 10

Total 0-19 yrs 26

Total 696

National HIV prevention Committee statistics, 2001

5-21 Health cases in public schools (Percent)Time Health cases Beirut Bekaa North South

2000 Neurology 0.1 0.1 0.7 0.3

2000 Gastrology 0.2 0.9 0.8 0.1

2000 Urology 0.3 0.6 1.8 0.3

2000 Pulmonary 0.4 0.9 0.1 0.1

2000 Cardiology 0.6 1.1 0.9 0.4

2000 Dermatology 0.7 2.7 3.8 2.3

2000 Endocrinology 2.7 0.1 0.9 5.7

2000 ENT (Ear, Nose, Trachea) 4.2 12.1 11.1 16.5

2000 Ophthalmology 4.2 3.7 2.1 3.1

2000 Dentistry 20.7 27.4 32.2 41.7

2000 Healthy 66 50.4 45.6 29.6

2001 Neurology 1 0.1 0.5 0.4

2001 Gastrology 0.4 0.5 1.5 0

2001 Urology 0.6 0.5 0.3 0.6

2001 Pulmonary 1 0.1 0.1 0.6

2001 Cardiology 1 2.1 0.7 0.3

2001 Dermatology 2 0.8 4.8 1.2

2001 Endocrinology 3 0.1 1 5.5

2001 ENT (Ear, Nose, Trachea) 6 10.1 8.1 14.4

Time Health cases Beirut Bekaa North South

2001 Ophthalmology 6 4.1 3.8 1.2

2001 Dentistry 25 36.1 31 45.5

2001 Healthy 54 45.5 48.2 30.3

2002 Neurology 0.2 0.4 1 0.1

2002 Gastrology 0.1 0.6 1.6 0

2002 Urology 1.1 0.7 0.6 0.5

2002 Pulmonary 0.7 0.1 0.2 0.2

2002 Cardiology 0.8 0.8 0.6 0.9

2002 Dermatology 2.2 1.8 2.2 1.1

2002 Endocrinology 2.6 0.4 1.6 3.2

2002 ENT (Ear, Nose, Trachea) 7.7 10.1 8.8 9.5

2002 Ophthalmology 5.6 4.3 1.9 0.7

2002 Dentistry 24.9 33.3 30.8 43.2

2002 Healthy 54.2 48 50.8 40.6

Low

Medium

High

MOE_Ministry of Education and Higher Education, school health project, statistics, 2000,2001,2002

5-22 Reported Communicable Diseases

Reported Communicable Diseases 1998 1999

Brucellosis < 1 yrs 0 0

Brucellosis 1-4 yrs 7 9



Cholera < 1 yrs 0 0

Cholera 1-4 yrs 0 0

Cholera 5-14 yrs 0 0

Cholera 15-24 yrs 0 0

Diphtheria < 1 yrs 0 0

Diphtheria 1-4 yrs 0 0



Hepatitis A < 1 yrs 5 3

Hepatitis A 1-4 yrs 39 36



Hepatitis B < 1 yrs 1 0

Hepatitis B 1-4 yrs 6 5




Hepatitis C < 1 yrs 0 0

Hepatitis C 1-4 yrs 0 1



Malaria < 1 yrs 0 0

Malaria 1-4 yrs 0 2

Malaria 5-14 yrs 2 1

Malaria 15-24 yrs 6 12

Measles < 1 yrs 39 2

Measles 1-4 yrs 262 5



Meningitis < 1 yrs 9 9

Meningitis 1-4 yrs 17 12



Mumps < 1 yrs 0 2

Mumps 1-4 yrs 6 10

Mumps 5-14 yrs 32 40

Mumps 15-24 yrs 3 11


Polio < 1 yrs 0 0

Polio 1-4 yrs 0 0

Polio 5-14 yrs 0 0

Polio 15-24 yrs 0 0

Rubella < 1 yrs 0 0

Rubella 1-4 yrs 2 1

Rubella 5-14 yrs 4 2

Rubella 15-24 yrs 6 1

Tuberculosis < 1 yrs 0 2

Tuberculosis 1-4 yrs 11 11



Acute Flaccid Paralysis< 1 yrs 1 1

Acute Flaccid Paralysis 1-4 yrs 6 7



Peruses < 1 yrs 6 7

Peruses 1-4 yrs 3 7

Peruses 5-14 yrs 2 5

Peruses 15-24 yrs 0 0

MOPH_Ministry of Public Health, Epidemiology News letter, August, 2000


Bekaa2005

South2005

Mount Lebanon2005

Nabatieh2005

North2005

Lebanon2005

Female SD 2>% 2.8

Female SD 3>% 0.1

Female SD 3-2>% 2.7

Male SD 2>% 5

Male SD 3>% 1

Male SD 3-2>% 4

Total SD 2>% 10 5 1.6 2.1 3.5 3.5 3.9

Total SD 3>% 0 1.1 0.7 0 2.2 1.1 0.6

Total SD 3-2>% 10 3.9 0.9 2 1.3 4.5 3.3

PAPFAM 2005, Lebanon family Health Survey 2005, Ministry of social affairs, Central Administration of Statistics and League of Arab states Lebanon, 2005

5-23 Percentage of malnourished children below 5 years by mohafazat, sex

Subpopulation Beirut Bekaa South Mount Lebanon Nabatieh North Lebanon

Female SD 2>% 4

Female SD 3>% 0.3

Female SD 3-2>% 3.7

Male SD 2>% 6.9

Male SD 3>% 1.2

Male SD 3-2>% 5.7

Total SD 2>% 12.5 9.4 4.8 1.9 5.1 7.1 5.4

Total SD 3>% 2.5 0 0 0.3 1 1.9 0.8

Total SD 3-2>% 10 9.4 4.8 1.6 4.1 5.2 4.7

PAPFAM 2005, Lebanon family Health Survey 2005, Ministry of social affairs, Central Administration of Statistics and League

of Arab states Lebanon, 2005

5-24 Percentage of wasting children below 5 years by mohafazat, sex


Bekaa2005

South2005

Mount Lebanon2005

Nabatieh2005

North2005

Lebanon2005

Female SD 2>% 11.2

Female SD 3>% 4.7

Male SD 2>% 10.8

Male SD 3>% 4.5

Total SD 2>% 2.5 11.3 11.4 9.4 15.8 16.6 11

Total SD 3>% 0 6.6 6 3.5 3.8 7.3 4.6

Total SD 3-2>% 2.5 4.7 5.4 5.9 12 9.3 6.4

PAPFAM 2005, Lebanon family Health Survey 2005, Ministry of social affairs, Central Administration of Statistics and League

of Arab states Lebanon, 2005

5-25 Percentage of stunting children below 5 years by mohafazat, sex

Subpopulation Beirut Bekaa South Mount Lebanon Nabatieh North Lebanon

Female 89

Male 88.5

Mother illiterate 84.4

Mother read & write 83.9

Mother primary 91.2

Mother elementary 91

Mother secondary+ 90.1

Total 89.7 81.9 93.6 90.1 90.9 88.7 89



5-26 Percentage of Ever Breast fed children in the last 3 years by mohafazat, sex

Subpopulation 2000Beirut

2000Bekaa

2000South

2000Mount L

2000North

2000Lebanon

2005Lebanon

Total 70.2 70.2 62 58.5 64.1 62.6 58



5-27 Percentage of use of contraceptive prevalence

Area Name 1999 2004

Lebanon 23 35

5-28 Percentage Caesarian sections

PAPFAM 2005, Lebanon family Health Survey 2005, Ministry of social affairs, Central Administration of Statistics

and League of Arab states Lebanon, 2005

- MOPH_UNICEF, Perinatal Surveys, 1999- PAPFAM 2005, Lebanon family Health Survey 2005, Ministry of social affairs, Central Administration of Statistics and League of Arab states Lebanon, 2005

Area Name 1999 2005

Lebanon 94.9 95.6

5-29 Antenatal care coverage

5-30 Birth in basic and comprehensive EOC facilities

Area Name Home Private Hospital Public Hospital

Lebanon 1999 0.1 87.5 12.4

Lebanon 2005 2.4 84 12.6

- MOPH_UNICEF, Perinatal Surveys, 1999- PAPFAM 2005, Lebanon family Health Survey 2005, Ministry of social affairs, Central Administration of Statistics

and League of Arab states Lebanon, 2005


5-31 Children who drink fluids more than usual during diarrhea according to gender and age (Percent)

Gender and age groups

Lebanon Baalback-Hermel Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon Nabatieh North South

Female 33.2

Male 44.4

Total 39.2 32.6 25.6 22.6 46.2 35.9 44.8 35.9

Total <6 mo 26.5

Total 6-11 mo 32

Total 12-23 mo 46.2

Total 24-35 mo 38

Total 36-47 mo 37.6

Total 48-59 mo 39.2

Low

Medium

High

5-32 Children who drink fluids more than usual during diarrhea according to

educational level of mother

40.6%

35%

45.6% Illiterate

Primary+

Secondary+



Baalback-Hermel-Aakar Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon Nabatieh North South Lebanon

Total 61.4 100 61 64.6 91.8 68.2 91.8 73.6

Female 76.4

Male 71.8

Total <6 mo 33.5

Total 6-11 mo 91.2

Total 12-23 mo

57.6

Total 24-35 mo

80

Total 36-47 mo

90

Total 48-59 mo

79.1

Low

Medium

High


5-33 Children whose mothers seek care for Acute Respiratory Infections (Percent)

5-34 Children w hose mothers seek care for Acute Respiratory Infections according to education level

77.4%

68.8%

84.3%Illiterate

Primary+

Secondary+


Governorate Female Male Total 12-23 mo

Total 24-35 mo

Total 36-47 mo

Total 48-59 mo

Total <6 mo

Total 6-11 mo

Total

Lebanon 97.6 94.6 97.6 94.1 96.2 92.8 93.7 99.1 96

Beirut 100

Bekaa 94.1

Mount Lebanon 96.6

Nabatieh 95.7

South 95.7

North 95.6

Baalback-Hermel-Aakar-Alminieh-Aldinniyeh

94.2

5-35 ORT use rate (Percent)


5-36 Dentists Number

1045233

4061

1798

450 3471880

10002000300040005000

2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000

Beirut Bekaa Lebanon MountLebanon

North South

Total

Unspecified location

Order of dentists,2000

5-37 Pharmacies Number

MOPH, Ministry of Public Health Pharmacy Department, Pharmacy Data, 2002

Order of Pharmacists, 2000

Governorate 1998 1999 2002

Beirut 196

Bekaa 164

Mount Lebanon 734

Nabatieh 83

North 239

South 163

Lebanon 1315 1405 1579

Beirut

Bekaa

Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh

North

South

5-38 Pharmacists

MOPH, Ministry of Public Health Pharmacy Department, Pharmacy Data, 2002

101 - 452

453 - 804

805 - 1156

1157 - 1507

Missing Data

Number

Low

Medium

High

Hospital Capacity Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon Nabatieh North South Lebanon

Total more than 200 beds capacity hospital

3 0 1 0 0 1 5

Total 100-200 beds capacity hospitals

5 4 17 0 6 3 35

Total<100 beds capacity hospitals

16 24 40 5 21 18 124

Total 24 28 58 5 27 22 164

MOPH_WHO, Ministry of Public Health, World Health Organization, Health System and reforms in Lebanon, 2003

5-39 Private hospitals (Number)

Hospital Capacity Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon Nabatieh North South Lebanon

MOPH Contracted Beds 298 243 482 40 245 235 1543

Total<100 beds capacity hospitals

452 1071 2180 237 1005 928 5873

Total 100-200 beds capacity hospital beds

764 240 1343 0 647 347 3341

Total more than 200 beds capacity hospital

971 0 205 0 0 268 1444

Total 2201 1531 3981 237 1924 1659 11533

Low

Medium

High

MOPH_WHO, Ministry of Public Health, World Health Organization, Health System and reforms in Lebanon, 2003

5-40 Private hospitals beds (Number)

Beirut Order of Physicians, 1999, 2001

5-41 Doctors (Number)

Time Specialization Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon South North

1999 Pediatrics 257 58 294 114 98

1999 Surgical Specialties 835 229 998 385 328

1999 General Practice 847 204 1033 263 341

1999 Medical Specialties 878 126 886 278 248

1999 Total 2817 617 3211 1040 1015

2001 General Practice

2001 Specialization

2002 Total

Low

Medium

High

5-42 Maternal mortality rate

104

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Total

Lebanon

MoPH_PAPCHILD 1996, Lebanon Maternal and Child Health Survey 1996, Ministry of Public Health, Lebanon, 1998

104/100.000

5-43 Distribution of married women by governorate(Percent)

Age groups Beirut Bekaa North South Mount Lebanon Lebanon

15-19 yrs 0.4 2 2.7 2.2 1.9 2

20-24 yrs 4.9 8.4 8.7 8.5 9.5 8.6

25-29 yrs 10.3 17.4 17.8 20.3 14.8 16.3

30-34 yrs 21.7 21.6 19.7 21.9 19.5 20.4

35-39 yrs 24.2 19.4 20.9 20.9 21.6 21.3

40-44 yrs 19.1 16.5 18.6 16 19.8 18.4

> 45 yrs 19.5 14.6 11.7 10.1 13 13

Low

Medium

High


Beirut

Bekaa

Mount Lebanon

Nabatiye

North

South

5-44 Antenatal Care Coverage

MOPH_UNICEF, Perinatal Surveys, 1999

89.0 - 91.4

91.5 - 93.9

94.0 - 96.4

96.5 - 98.6

Missing Data

Percent

Beirut

Bekaa

Mount Lebanon

Nabatiye

North

South

5-45 Caesarian Sections per total births at Essential Obstetric Care facilities

15.8 - 19.3

19.4 - 22.9

23.0 - 26.5

26.6 - 29.8

Missing Data

MOPH_UNICEF, Perinatal Surveys, 1999

Percent

Age groups Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh North Baalback-Hermel-Aakar-Alminieh-Aldinni

South Lebanon

Total 69.9 70.2 58.2 62 64.3 64.8 62 62.6

Total 15-19 yrs 42.6



Low

Medium

High


5-46 Contraceptive methods prevalence by age groups (Percent)

5-47 Contraceptive methods prevalenceaccording to educational level

64.2% 48.6%

64.8%

Illiterate

Primary+

Secondary+


6- Child abuse

6-1 Sexual crimes victims below 18 yrs (Number)

Sexual crimes 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Incest and adultery 0 0 0 0 0

Facilitation of prostitution 1 2 0 2 0

Defloration 11 11 5 6 12

Homosexuality 11 4 5 2 7

Indecent acts 13 4 10 5 23

Rape 36 20 28 17 11

Sexual harassment 46 51 48 39 23

Kidnapping for marriage 48 25 21 22 21

Total 166 117 117 93 97

Ministry of Interior and Municipalities, Directorate general of internal security forces, Information section, statistical report, 1998,1999,2000,2001,2002

6-2 Number of children victims of sexual abuse by age group

Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

0-7 yrs 5 4 4 4

7-12 yrs 36 10 15 12

13-15 yrs 22 18 15 10

15-18 yrs 18 6 12 20

Total 81 38 46 46

Ministry of justice, Annual report 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

6-3 Number of children victims of sexual abuse by mohafazat

Area Name 2002 2003 2004 2005

Beirut 11 6 8 17

Bekaa 7 8 6 4

Mount Lebanon 40 15 17 11

Nabatieh 1 0 1 2

North 18 7 12 9

South 4 2 2 3

Lebanon 81 38 46 46


6-4 Number of children victims of sexual abuse by nationality

Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

Lebanese 59 34 31 37

Palestinian 8 1 4 0

Syrian 9 2 10 5

Without papers 4 0 1 2

Other 1 1 0 2

Total 81 38 46 46


6-5 Number of children victims of sexual abuse by educational level

Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

Illiterate 10 4 10 11

Literacy 71 34 36 34

Other 0 0 0 1

Total 81 38 46 46


6-6 Number of cumulative children victims of sexual abuse according to sex

Subpopulation 2002-2005

Sexual abuse Female 84

Sexual abuse Male 45

Sexual harassment Female 44

Sexual harassment Male 38


6-7 Measures taken towards children victims of sexual abuse

Subpopulation 2005

Sexual abuse commitment 1

Sexual abuse delivery to institution 4

Sexual abuse delivery to parents 13

Sexual abuse official paper for residence 5

Sexual abuse without decision 104

Sexual harassment commitment 3

Sexual harassment delivery to institution 0

Sexual harassment delivery to parents 11

Sexual harassment official paper for residence 2

Sexual harassment without decision 66

Total commitment 4

Total delivery to institution 4

Total delivery to parents 24

Total official paper for residence 7

Total without decision 170

Ministry of justice, Annual report 2005

Sexual crimes 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Facilitation of prostitute and prostitution 0 5 1 9 9

Promotion of incident acts 0 1 0 0 1

Indecent acts 4 11 10 3 13

Incest and adultery 5 2 5 0 3

Facilitation of prostitution 6 11 9 4 3

Homosexuality 6 9 19 10 11

Prostitution 8 13 7 0 4

Rape 20 15 10 7 15

Sexual harassment 25 24 36 23 26

Total 74 91 97 56 85

Ministry of Interior and Municipalities, Directorate general of internal security forces, Information section, statistical report, 1998,1999,2000,2001,2002

6-8 Sexual crimes committed by minors (Number)

4 7 7

120

158

190

3 6 4

80

120100

1 1 3

40 38

90

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

Total Children Totalconsultations

Total FemaleChildren

Total FemaleConsultations

Total MaleChildren

Total Maleconsultations

6-9 Children who received post sexual abuse psychological treatment (Number)

2000Lebanon

2001Lebanon

2002Lebanon

Medical Psychological Center for the care of war children and their families, Annual reports 1998,1999,2000

6-10 Children who received psychological treatment not related to war (Number)

802 488

1220

820

1234

904

193307 114314 90264

174400

83278

195

330

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

Toatl FemaleConsultations

Total Children Totalconsultations

Total FemaleChildren

Total MaleChildren

Total Maleconsultations

2002

2001

2000


6-11 Number of children victims of sexual abuse who received general psychology rehabilitation

Area Name 2005

Lebanon 50


6-12 Children who received post-war psychological treatment in the center (cases)

Number

1290

266

0 0

119

0

237

0 0

132

0

243

0 0 71665365

3774

0

200

400

600

800


Nabatieh North South

2000

1999

1998


6-13 Children who received post-war psychological treatment in the center

(consultation)Number

8990

1440

0 0

689

0

1082

0 0

727

0

1129

0 0203 338201 192

234 168

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

Beirut

Bekaa

Leba

non

Mou

nt L

eban

on

Nabati

ehNor

th

South

200019991998


6-14 Number of children victims of maltreatment by age group

Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

0-7 yrs 6 6 4 6

8-12 yrs 51 20 20 25

13-15 yrs 64 69 58 40

16-18 yrs 108 85 72 99

Total 229 180 154 170


Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

Illiterate 33 35 25 37

Literacy 193 142 129 128

Other 3 3 0 5

Total 229 180 154 170

6-15 Number of children victims of maltreatment by educational level


6-16 Number of children victims of maltreatment by sex


Lebanon2003

Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

Female 107 77 59 78

Male 122 103 95 92

Total 229 180 154 170


6-17 Number of children victims of maltreatment by nationality

Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

Lebanese 184 146 124 140

Palestinian 14 15 6 7

Syrian 22 15 21 10

Without paper 4 1 2 5

Other 3 3 0 3

Total 229 180 154 170


6-18 Number of children victims of maltreatment according to the kind of abuse


Lebanon2003

Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

Arm 5 6 1 4

Child sell 1 0 0 0

Drug 1 0 0 0

Execute legal trial 0 0 0 1

Fighting 1 2 3 1

Forgery 0 0 0 1

Injury 1 0 1 1

Injury people 62 83 63 80

Insult 2 1 1 0

Kidnap 37 30 24 12

Runaway 9 1 0 4

sexual abuse 43 39 42 42

Sexual harassment 46 13 10 14

Steal 11 4 6 7

Vagrant 3 1 1 0

Threat 7 1 1 2

Other 0 0 0 1

Total 229 180 154 170

Ministry of justice, Annual report

2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

7- Poor children

Area Name Percentage 1996 Frequency 1996

Beirut 5.6 26105

Bekaa 16.9 79642

Mount Lebanon 24.1 113026

Nabatieh 9.2 43111

North 33.8 158188

South 10.4 48787

Total poor 100 468560

Total population < 18 yrs 1108147

7-1 Children under poverty, percentage and frequency by mohafazat

Percentage of poor children : 42%

Ministry of social affairs/ UNDP, Mapping of living conditions in Lebanon, 1998

MOSA_UNFPA, Population and housing survey, 1996

8- Education

8-1 Pre-school Net enrollment rate (Percent)

56.2%72.9%79.5%88%77.1%76.3%80.8%

62.2%68.1%65.6%84.5%74.3%75.7%78.2%

59.2%70.4%71.7%86.4%75.6%76%79.5%

0%20%40%60%80%

100%

Be

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Be

kaa

Le

ba

no

n

Mo

un

t

Le

ba

no

n

Na

ba

tieh

No

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So

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Total 3-5yrs

Male 3-5yrsFemale 3-5 yrs

CERD, Center for education research and development, office for education research, 2003


Beirut 92.8

Bekaa 83.9

Mount Lebanon 89.2

Nabatieh 85.3

North 80.8

South 85.3

Lebanon 86 85.1 85.5

CAS_MICS2, Central Administration of Statistics multiple Indicators Cluster Survey and UNICEF, Lebanon, 2002

8-2 Preschool education enrollment rate

Subpopulation Lebanon

Female 3-4 yrs 27.4

Female 4-5 yrs 73.9

Female 5-6 yrs 82.2

Male 3-4 yrs 26

Male 4-5 yrs 70.7

Male 5-6 yrs 77.4

Total 3-4 yrs 26.2

Total 4-5 yrs 72.2

Total 5-6 yrs 79.6

Total Female 3-6 yrs 60.3

Total Male 3-6 yrs 57.2

Total 3-6 yrs 58.6

National plan of action to education for all (2005-2015), 2005

8-3 Rate of net enrollment in preschool by sex

Beirut

Bekaa

Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh

North

South

8-4 Preschool education enrollment (Percent)


80.8 - 83.8

83.9 - 86.9

87.0 - 90.0

90.1 - 92.8

Missing Data

8-5 Pre-school Students enrolled by type of institution (Percent)

67.58%

1.72%0.25%

6.78%0.22%

23.45%

Specialized <6 yrs

Orphanage <6 yrs

Abroad <6 yrs

Private Free

Public <6 yrs

Private paid <6 yrs


8-6 Primary school gross enrollment rate (Percent)




Female 6-11 yrs 108.3 103.2 109.6 97.9 111.1 80.8 104

Male 6-11 yrs 102.9 106.7 109 98.1 110.9 90.3 105.4

Total 6-11 yrs 105.4 105 109.3 98 111 85.5 104.7

Low

Medium

High


Area Name Primary school net enrollment ratio

Lebanon 97.6

8-7 Primary school net enrollment rate

CAS_MICS, Multiple Indicators Cluster Survey 1997, Central Administration of Statistics and UNICEF, Lebanon, 1998

8-8 Net primary school attendance (Percent)


Beirut Bekaa Mount Lebanon Nabatieh North South Lebanon

Female 98.7 97.5 97.4 100 98.6 100 98.4

Male 99.1 97.9 98.7 97.3 97.9 97.3 98.1

Total 98.9 97.7 98.1 98.5 98.3 98.5 98.3

Female 7 yr 98.7

Female 8 yr 98.1

Female 9 yr 99

Female 10 yr 96.9

Female 11 yr 99.5

Male 7 yr 98.8

Male 8 yr 97.9

Male 9 yr 99.2

Male 10 yr 96.7

Male 11 yr 98.2

Total 7 yr 98.7

Total 8 yr 98

Total 9 yr 99.1

Total 10 yr 96.8

Total 11 yr 98.8

Low

Medium

High


Subpopulation 2004

Female 6-7 yrs 92.5

Female 7-8 yrs 90.9

Female 8-9 yrs 88.6

Female 9-10 yrs 80.3



Male 6-7 yrs 88.5

Male 7-8 yrs 83.6

Male 8-9 yrs 80

Male 9-10 yrs 73

Male 10-11 yrs 58.9

Male11-12 yrs 48.6

Total 6 -7 yrs 90.4

Total 7-8 yrs 87

Total 8-9 yrs 84.5

Total 9-10 yrs 76.5





Total 6-12 yrs 74.2

8-9 Rate of net enrollment in primary school by sex

National plan of action to education for all (2005-2015),

2005


Gender 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Male 99.5 97.8 98.4 98 93.8

Female 99.7 99 98.8 99 97

Governorate

Beirut 100 100 100 98 97.8

Mount Lebanon 100 97.5 100 99 96.3

North 100 97.9 96.7 100 94.2

Bekaa 98.1 98.6 96.8 97 90.7

South 99.2 100 99.7 99 97.4

Total 99.6 98.4 98.6 99 95.3

8-10 Primary school entrants reaching grade 5 (Percent)

8-11 Percentage of primary repetition by sex, class


Female 1st 4.46

Female 2nd 5.23

Female 3rd 4.72

Female 4th 15.23

Female 5th 9.91

Female 6th 9.73

Male 1st 6.79

Male 2nd 7.86

Male 3rd 8.08

Male 4th 20.3

Male 5th 13.57

Male 6th 11.94

Total 1st 5.67

Total 2nd 6.59

Total 3rd 6.46

Total 4th 17.9

Total 5th 11.8

Total 6th 10.8

CERD, Center for education research and development,2005

Grade Beirut2001

Bekaa2001

Mount Lebanon2001

Nabatieh2001

North2001

South2001

Lebanon1998

Lebanon1999

Lebanon2000

Lebanon2001

Lebanon2002

Male 1st 2.75 8.73 4.27 3.79 7.24 3.76 10.95 8.41 4.5 5.35 5.94

Male 2nd 5.41 10.62 5.43 6.79 8.59 7.01 14.23 11.97 11.65 7.25 7.7

Male 3rd 5.39 11.15 6.62 6.74 12.6 7.27 15.37 12.21 12.24 8.77 8.13

Male 4th 6.11 11.96 9 10.11 16.03 9.54 15.8 9.31 9.96 10.76 16.61

Male 5th 6.25 9.57 7.95 9.54 10.97 8.9 12.3 9.9 8.98 8.71 11.03

Male 6th 6.17 10.15 9.58 5.19 9.39 5 19.57 11.03 17.14 7.92 11.66

Female 1st 2.3 6.43 3.17 3.13 5.63 2.7 8.11 6.11 3.21 3.95 4.11

Female 2nd 3.62 6.87 3.51 3.7 6.64 3.8 10.81 8.66 8.18 4.89 4.99

Female 3rd 3.17 7.23 3.69 4.87 8.07 3.85 11.98 8.75 9.19 5.46 5.11

Female 4th 4.44 8.55 6.21 7.59 11.95 5.98 13.21 6.09 7.48 7.69 12.39

Female 5th 3.08 6.58 4.81 7.14 9.03 6.02 10.33 8.42 6.82 6.19 7.95

Female 6th 5.23 7.01 6.53 4.27 6.97 3.57 18.95 9.16 15.68 5.87 8.54

Total 1st 2.53 7.66 3.73 3.47 6.47 3.26 9.61 7.31 3.89 4.68 5.06

Total 2nd 4.51 8.87 4.55 5.32 7.69 5.54 12.6 10.4 10 6.14 6.41

Total 3rd 4.28 9.28 5.22 5.85 10.46 0.56 13.75 10.56 10.8 7.19 6.71

Total 4th 5.29 10.35 7.69 8.88 14.08 7.82 14.56 7.75 8.76 9.28 14.58

Total 5th 4.67 8.13 6.43 8.37 10 7.5 11.33 9.18 7.91 7.48 9.54

Total 6th 5.69 8.61 8.1 4.73 8.12 4.29 18.95 10.09 16.42 6.89 10.12

Low

Medium

High

CERD, Center for education research and development, 2003

8-12 Primary Education Repetition Rate (Percent)


Low

Medium

High

Grade Beirut2001

Mount Lebanon2001

Nabatieh2001

Bekaa2001

North2001

South2001

Lebanon1998

Lebanon1999

Lebanon2000

Lebanon2001

Lebanon2002

Male 1st 94.23 96.35 103.79 91.84 92.19 95.36 88.09 88.68 94.64 94.13 92.56

Male 2nd 91.24 94.57 92.87 88.95 90.91 92.95 84.12 85.3 85.8 91.97 91.19

Male 3rd 91.49 94.42 96.54 88.14 84.99 91.88 82.32 83.9 84.56 90.19 90.79

Male 4th 89.73 89.59 90.33 85.21 81.25 88.24 79.71 87.66 85.96 87.02 80.21

Male 5th 88.8 90.7 90.77 86.62 82.66 88.61 81.37 82.52 83.22 87.99 84.94

Male 6th 85.69 88.64 93.04 83.87 83.22 89.9 73.48 81.25 75.12 87.01 83.09

Female 1st 94.82 96.88 104.65 93.93 94.83 98.85 91.65 91.19 96.64 96.12 94.54

Female 2nd 94.01 96.7 95.61 92.99 94.17 96.97 88.17 88.83 89.8 94.64 94.46

Female 3rd 93.57 96.9 98.1 92.49 92.82 96.5 87.38 88.65 89.67 94.48 94.42

Female 4th 91.82 93.87 97.16 89.71 87.86 92.46 85 92.57 90.4 91.57 86.02

Female 5th 93.04 93.9 93.47 91.46 88.76 91.91 87.06 84.98 87.65 92 89.98

Female 6th 90.63 92.37 98.19 90.66 89.5 94.91 79.27 86.33 80.78 91.84 88.86

Total 1st 94.52 96.61 104.2 92.81 93.45 97.03 89.77 89.88 95.59 95.08 93.51

Total 2nd 92.62 95.54 94.17 90.84 92.41 100.24 86.04 86.96 87.71 93.22 92.75

Total 3rd 92.52 95.61 97.28 90.22 88.69 94.08 84.74 86.17 86.98 92.24 92.5

Total 4th 90.75 91.59 93.67 87.34 84.41 90.28 82.24 90.04 88.1 89.21 83.01

Total 5th 90.91 92.25 92.09 88.96 85.71 90.22 84.16 83.73 85.41 89.95 87.4

Total 6th 88.19 90.45 95.61 87.2 86.52 92.41 76.39 83.81 77.9 89.43 85.95

8-13 Primary Education Success Rate (Percent)

Subpopulation Baalback-Hermel-2004

Beirut2004

Bekaa2004

Lebanon2004

Mount Lebanon2004

Nabatieh2004

North2004

South2004

Female 1st 2.72 1.8 2.72 1.21 -1.41 0.57 0.82 0.23

Female 2nd 2.09 0.06 2.09. 0.5 -2.07 0.35 0.5 -0.18

Female 3rd 1.93 1.47 1.93 0.41 -1.72 0.16 0.64 -0.3

Female 4th 3.56 1.16 3.56 2 -0.05 1.93 3.79 0.95

Female 5th 4.64 1.29 4.64 2.12 -0.82 0.7 3.08 1.27

Female 6th 3.02 -3.14 3.02 2.01 1.81 0.75 1.02

Male 1st 2.85 4.04 2.85 1.75 -0.3 1.39 2.27 0.83

Male 2nd 1.63 1.44 1.63 0.59 0.02 0.72 0.99 -0.75

Male 3rd 2.4 1.77 2.4 1.25 1.74 0.98 1.82 0.96

Male 4th 4.65 3.74 4.65 4.31 1.66 4.5 6.9 4.18

Male 5th 5 4.8 5 4.44 3.08 3.15 8.39 4.88

Male 6th 5.28 -0.12 5.28 4.86 5.47 0.08 3.86 2.19

Total 1st 2.78 2.94 2.78 1.48 -0.83 0.99 1.52 0.58

Total 2nd 1.84 0.75 1.84 0.54 -0.99 0.54 0.77 -0.49

Total 3rd 2.26 1.62 2.26 0.86 0.09 0.62 1.25 0.39

Total 4th 4.12 2.53 4.12 3.22 0.89 3.28 5.5 2.72

Total 5th 4.86 3.06 4.86 3.34 1.19 2.01 5.78 3.16

Total 6th 4.07 -1.69 4.07 3.44 3.83 0.33 2.33 2.03

8-14 Percentage of Primary Drop out by class, sex, mohafazat


Low

Medium

High CERD, Center for education research and development,2003

Grade Lebanon1998

Lebanon1999

Lebanon2000

Lebanon2001

Lebanon2002

Beirut2001

Mount Lebanon2001

Nabatieh2001

North2001

South2001

Baalback-Hermel-Aakar-Alminieh-

Aldinniyeh2001

Male 1st 0.96 2.81 0.87 0.52 1.5 3.03 -0.62 -7.57 0.57 0.88 -0.57

Male 2nd 1.66 2.63 2.54 0.79 1.11 3.35 0 0.35 0.5 0.04 0.42

Male 3rd 2.32 3.28 3.2 1.04 1.08 3.12 -1.04 -3.29 2.41 0.85 0.7

Male 4th 4.5 2.21 4.08 2.22 3.18 4.16 1.41 -0.44 2.73 2.22 2.83

Male 5th 6.33 7.1 7.8 3.3 4.01 4.95 1.35 -0.31 6.37 2.49 3.81

Male 6th 6.95 6.1 7.74 5.07 5.25 8.13 1.78 1.77 7.38 5.09 5.98

Female 1st 0.25 2.69 0.15 -0.07 1.35 2.88 -0.05 -7.78 -0.46 -1.55 -0.36

Female 2nd 1.02 2.51 2.02 0.47 0.55 2.37 -0.21 0.69 -0.81 -0.78 0.14

Female 3rd 0.63 2.61 1.13 0.06 0.47 3.26 -0.59 -2.97 -0.89 -0.35 0.28

Female 4th 1.78 1.34 2.12 0.74 1.58 3.75 -0.08 -4.75 0.19 1.56 1.75

Female 5th 2.61 6.59 5.53 1.81 2.07 3.87 1.29 -0.61 2.21 2.07 1.96

Female 6th 2.39 4.5 3.54 2.3 2.6 4.15 1.1 -2.46 3.54 1.52 2.33

Total 1st 0.62 2.91 0.53 0.24 1.43 2.96 -0.34 -7.67 0.07 -0.28 -0.47

Total 2nd 1.36 2.74 2.3 0.64 0.84 2.86 -0.1 0.51 -0.1 -5.79 0.29

Total 3rd 1.51 3.89 2.22 0.57 0.8 3.19 -0.82 -3.14 0.85 5.36 0.5

Total 4th 3.2 3.03 3.13 1.51 2.41 3.96 0.71 -2.55 1.51 1.9 2.32

Total 5th 4.51 7.58 6.68 2.57 3.06 4.41 1.32 -0.46 4.29 2.28 2.92

Total 6th 4.65 7.72 5.67 3.68 3.94 6.12 1.45 -0.34 5.36 3.31 4.19

8-15 Primary Education Drop out Rate (Percent)

8-16 Rate of net enrollment in complementary

Subpopulation 2004Lebanon

Female 12 -13 yrs 50.5

Female13-14 yrs 42.5


Male 12-13 yrs 43.1

Male 13-14 yrs 34.6

Male14-15 yrs 30.3




Total Female12-15 yrs 43.6

Total Male12-15 yrs 36

Total12-15 yrs 39.7



2004Bekaa

2004Lebanon

2004Mount Lebanon

2004Nabatieh

2004North

2004South

Female 7th 13.27 18.29 17.82 12.03 20.73 25.85 22.82

Female 8th 7.42 14.47 12.22 9.82 14.24 17.39 15.54

Female 9th 9.5 14.39 10.38 6.91 10.86 13.78 9.09

Male 7th 12.14 19.46 17.88 14.64 19.93 25.36 22.84

Male 8th 7.58 14.64 12.57 13.47 15.56 16.52 15.75

Male 9th 10.36 11.02 9.04 5.88 9.17 11.58 6.4

Total 7th 12.73 18.87 17.85 13.39 20.34 25.62 22.83

Total 8th 7.5 14.55 12.39 11.62 14.85 17 15.63

Total 9th 9.93 12.86 9.75 6.41 10.12 12.8 7.91


8-17 Percentage of complementary repetition by sex, mohafazat


2004Bekaa

2004Lebanon

2004Mount Lebanon

2004Nabatieh

2004North

2004South

Female 7th 2.84 6.65 6.04 3.61 6.18 9.92 6.46

Female 8th 2.11 7.05 5.82 3.44 5.72 9.25 8.99

Male 7th 4.36 13.37 11.29 9.27 14.49 14.98 15.73

Male 8th 3.62 10.83 7.59 4.84 11.34 10.24 11.44

Total 7th 3.56 10 8.61 6.45 10.23 12.29 10.92

Total 8th 2.86 8.85 6.67 4.19 8.34 9.7 1.1


8-18 Percentage of complementary drop out by sex, mohafazat

8-19 Secondary Net enrollment rate (Percent)

69.7%79.3%76.6%93.1%83.6%77.8%

99.5%60.2%

67.5%72.8%83.4%

73.8%67.6%

87.3% 64.8%73.3%74.7%

88%78.5%

72.5%

93%

0

50

100

150

200

250

300



Total12-14yrsMale12-14yrsFemale12-14yrs


Governorate Female 12-14 yrs Male 12-14 yrs Total 12-14 yrs

Beirut 99.5 87.3 93

Bekaa 77.8 67.6 72.5

Mount Lebanon 93.1 83.4 88

Nabatieh 76.6 72.8 74.7

South 69.7 60.2 64.8

North 79.3 67.5 73.3

Lebanon 83.6 73.8 78.5

Low

Medium

High


8-20 Secondary education regular (Percent)Net enrollment rate

8-21 Rate of net enrollment in secondary


Female 15 - 16 yrs 34.8


Female17-18 yrs 62

Male 15-16 yrs 26.2

Male 16-17 yrs 32.2

Male17-18 yrs 46.8


Total 16-17 yrs 37



Total Male15-18 yrs 35

Total15-18 yrs 40.4





Female 85.7 76.9 87 85.5 77.8 81.2 82.8

Male 96.8 90.6 94.8 81.2 87.6 90.5 92.3

Total 90.9 83.9 90.9 90.5 82.7 85.8 87.5

Female 15-24 yr 96.5

Male 15-24 yr 98.5

Total 15-24 yr 97.5

Low

Medium

High


Governorate Female 12-14 yrs Male 12-14 yrs Total 12-14 yrs

Beirut 97.8 83.3 90

Bekaa 77.2 64.6 70.6

Mount Lebanon 91.6 80.8 86

Nabatieh 75.4 70.8 73.1

South 69.3 57.9 63.5

North 78.5 62.4 70.2

Lebanon 82.5 70.6 76.3

Low

Medium

High

8-22 Gross enrollment rate (Percent)


8-23 Adult literacy rate (Percent)

8-24 Pupils - teacher ratio according to the type of school


Private 12

Private Free 19

Public 9

Subpopulation Beirut Bekaa South Mount Lebanon

Nabatieh North Lebanon

Private 21 23 22 21 19 13 21

Public 18 12 15 18 12 17 14

Private Free 22 23 18 19 17 26 21


8-25 Children by class ratio according to the type of school


9

12

17

9

12

19

9

12

19

9

12

19

0

5

10

15

20

1999 2000 2001 2002

8-26 Pupil - teacher ratio (Number)

Public

Private

Private Free

CERD, Center for education research and development, yearly statistical reports, 1999,2000,2001,2002

CERD, Center for education research and development, yearly statistical reports, 1999,2000,2001

26.27

27.63

30.11

45.22

45.57

45.42

21.61

19.53

17.6

2.88

2.62

2.73

4.2

4.65

4.14

0%

50%

100%

Total Bachelor Total LebaneseBac II

Total less BacII Total Master Total P_H_D

8-27 Distribution of teachers by educational level (Percent)

2001

2000

1999

8-28 Gross enrollment rate in all cycles by sex


Female 3-4 yrs 31

Female4-5 yrs 105.6


Female 6-7 yrs 129






Female 12 -13 yrs 98.2



Female 15 - 16 yrs 63.3

Female16-17 yrs 50



Male 3-4 yrs 29.2

Male 4-5 yrs 98.5

Male 5-6 yrs 109.4

Male 6-7 yrs 124

Male 7-8 yrs 118.5

Male 8-9 yrs 114.4

Male 9-10 yrs 121.8

Male 10-11 yrs 101

Male11-12 yrs 88.9

Male 12-13 yrs 88.7

Male 13-14 yrs 71.7

Male 14-15 yrs 63.3

Male 15-16 yrs 47.2

Male 16-17 yrs 38.4

Male 17-18 yrs 41.1


Total 3-4 yrs 30

Total 4-5 yrs 101.8

Total 5-6 yrs 113.5

Total 3-6 yrs 80.5

Total 6 -7 yrs 126.3

Total 7-8 yrs 120.7

Total 8-9 yrs 115.7


Total 10-11 yrs 101.8






Total 15-16 yrs 55






Total Female12-15 yrs 87




Total Male12-15 yrs 74.6

Total Male15-18 yrs 42.2

Total12-15 yrs 80.6

Total15-18 yrs 48.3


9- Children in conflict with the law

9-1 Distribution of children in conflict with the law by governorates (Number)

Low

Medium

High

Ministry of justice, Annual report 2000,2001

Year 1998 1999 2000 2001

Governorates Total Total Total Male Female Total

Beirut 523 494 611 508 27 535

Bekaa 322 275 154 271 15 286

Mount Lebanon 377 553 529 620 45 665

Nabatieh 45 126 109 178 8 186

North 314 423 550 622 12 634

South 304 332 435 338 10 348

9-2 Distribution of children in conflict with the law (Number)

377314275

553

423

611550

435

286

665

186

634

523

322

45

304

494

126

332

154

529

109

535

348

0100200300400500600700

Beirut Bekaa MountLebanon


1998

1999

2000

2001

Ministry of justice, Annual repot, 2000,2001


9-3 Distribution of children in conflict with the law by age group (Number)

Governorate Total < 12 yrs Total 12-15 yrs Total 16-18 yrs

Beirut 7 101 355

Bekaa 2 46 206

Mount Lebanon 1 125 428

Nabatieh 0 36 123

North 8 122 439

South 1 68 232

Lebanon 19 498 1783

9-4 Number of children in conflict with the law by age

Subpopulation 2002Lebanon

2003Lebanon

2004Lebanon

2005Lebanon

8-12 yrs 68 60 47 35

13-15 yrs 339 313 290 230

16-18 yrs 902 932 713 619

Total 1309 1305 1050 884


9-5 Number of Children in conflict with the law by sex


Lebanon2003

Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

Female 102 83 79 64

Male 1213 1231 976 826

others 6 9 5 6

Total 1315 1314 1055 890


9-6 Education level of children in conflict with the law (Percent)

Educational level 1998 1999 2000 2001

Some Education 69.8 61.9 66.5 66.09

Illiterate 22.8 25.3 18.2 24.68

Unspecified 7.3 12.7 15.2 9.23

Ministry of justice, Annual report, 2000,2001

9-7 Number of children in conflict with the law by educational level

Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

Illiterate 341 399 313 238

Literacy 965 912 738 644

Other 9 3 3 8

Total 1315 1314 1055 890


9-8 Distribution of children in conflict with the law by nationality (Percent)

Nationalities 1998 1999 2000 2001

Lebanon 62.1 69 6.4 67.29

Syria 21.8 18 16 21.02

Palestine 8.4 6.7 9.6 5.99

Other nationalities 7.8 6.3 10 5.72

Low

Medium

High


9-9 Number of children in conflict with the law by mohafazat

Area Name 2002 2003 2004 2005

Beirut 247 224 182 131

Bekaa 229 282 185 255

Mount Lebanon 356 336 272 187

Nabatieh 52 57 24 57

South 144 144 78 193

North 287 271 314 67

Lebanon 1315 1314 1055 890Ministry of justice, Annual report 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

9-10 Juvenile courts (Number)

Governorate Juvenile Courts

Beirut 1

Bekaa 1

Mount Lebanon 1

Nabatieh 1

North 1

South 1

Lebanon 6UN-ODCCP Technical Reports for MENA region, Children in Conflict with the law and at risk in Lebanon, 2002

9-11 Girls in prisons (Number)

Governorate 2000 2001

Beirut 2

Bekaa 3

Mount Lebanon 3

North 7

Lebanon 35 25Ministry of justice, report on girls in conflict with the law, 2001

9-12 Children in prison (Male)

299436 459

558

0

200

400

600

1998 1999 2000 2001

Lebanon

Number


9-13 Boys in prison

Area Name 2002 2003 2004 2005

Lebanon 190 140 139 120


9-14 Number of boys in prisons by age


Lebanon2003

Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

12-15yrs 7 2 1 6.49

16-18yrs 92 97.5 98.5 77.36

19-21yrs 1 0.5 0.5 16.14


9-15 Percentage of Boys in prison referred from the military court

Area Name 2002 2003 2004 2005

Lebanon 4.7 5.25 7 2.82



Lebanon2003

Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

Arm 15 26 3 18

Attempt to killing 12

begging 7 8 7 6

breaking and entry 81 77 68 53

dealing with the enemy 1 0

disorder act 7 18

drugs 18 32 19 21

Forgery 23 17 12 10

Fraud 5 1

harm 63 151 4 8

Harm persons 89 42 53

indecent acts 24 41 25 22

infractions 40 25 90 85

Insult and Vagrant 10 6

kidnapping 2 2 3

murder 18 42 37 16

Rape 2 4 7

second degree murder 2 3

theft 471 371 377 458

Threat 15 15

Total 860 715 715 790

9-16 Types of crimes committed by boys in prison


9-18 Application for legal services and support of lawyersChildren in conflict with the law (Number)

51

210 0

19219

57

130 0

14

139

39

130

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50

100

150

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2000

2001

2002

9-17 Application for legal services and support of lawyers (Number)

Year 2000 2001 2002

Governorates Total Total Total

Beirut 51 21

Bekaa 21 9

Mount Lebanon 39 13

Nabatieh 0 0

North 0 0

South 19 14

Lebanon 139 130 57Syndicate for lawyers, Documentation Unit, 2000,2001,2002

Syndicate for lawyers, Documentation Unit, 2000,2001,2002

9-19 Types of crimes committed by children in conflict with the law

Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

Arm 41 37 48 32

begging 23 14 2 6

breaking and entry 35 47 33 23

dealing with the enemy

1 1 0 0

drugs 39 50 52 40

Fraud 33 30 17

harm 61 68 55 40

Harm persons 218 218 139 213

indecent acts 46 49 28 37

infractions 116 90 67 37

kidnapping 11 10 6 3

murder 19 13 11 8

Runaway 15 25 20 28

sexual abuse 25 17 17 14

theft 593 625 530 401

Threat 39 45 22 19

Total 1315 1314 1055 890


Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

Blame 7 74 158 106

community services 0 14 40 37

Discipline 30 31 98 68

fine 829 660 1360 818

incarceration 484 478 279 221

Innocence 270 151 227 118

protection 9 10 5 31

reeducation 83 136 162 72

retrial covered 150 124 68 94

social supervision 205 163 178 220

stopping prosecution 174 208 213 83

supervision 0 4 9 14

Total 2241 2053 2797 1882


9-20 Types of sentences issued to children in conflict with the law

9-21 Measures taken towards children in conflict with the law

Subpopulation 2002 2003 2004 2005

arrested 599 590 463 364

commitment 153 175 98 158

delivery to institution 12 11 11 5

delivery to parents 23 14 17 17

leaving 63 82 92 76

official paper for residence 465 442 374 270


10- Protection

10-1 Refugees children 2002 (Number)

11

1103

718

57

57

11

212

2413

Total all ages Afghanistan

Total all ages Algerians

Total all ages all nationalilies

Total all ages Irak

Total all ages Jordan

Total all ages Others

Total all ages Sierraleone

Total all ages Somalian

Total all ages Soudan

MECC_Middle East Council of Churches, Project Document, 2002

10-2 Number of non Palestinian refugee children


Female 0-4 yrs 51

Female 5-17 yrs 95

Male 0-4 yrs 52

Male 5-17 yrs 126

Total 0-4 yrs 103

Total 5-17 yrs 221

Total 0-17 yrs 324

Total female 146

Total Male 178

UNHCR, Programmes for refugee children in Beirut, 2005

10-3 Number of asylum seeker children


Female 0-4 yrs 18

Female 5-17 yrs 61

Male 0-4 yrs 26

Male 5-17 yrs 80

Total 0-4 yrs 44

Total 5-17 yrs 141

Total 0-17 yrs 185

Total female 79

Total Male 106

UNHCR, Programmes for refugee children in Beirut, 2005

UNRWA affairs-Lebanon, education relief & health programmes,2005


Bekaa2004

Lebanon2004

North2004

South2004

Female 0-5 yrs 3041 573 14319 2616 8089

Female 5-14 yrs 8147 1317 31900 5341 17.095

Female15-18 yrs 4311 663 15836 2423 8439

Male 0-5 yrs 3188 636 14662 2763 8075

Male 15-18 yrs 4396 691 16638 2638 8913

Male 5-14 yrs 8244 1447 33479 5621 18167

Total 0-18 yrs 31327 5327 126834 21402 68778

10-4 Number of Palestinian children by sex, mohafazat in Lebanon 0-18 yrs

10-5 Palestinian children who received health careNumber

1297213422

14247

12912 12800

12000

13000

14000

15000

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Children 0-3 yrs

Children 0-3 yrs

UNRWA_United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the near east, Annual Report, 1998,1999,2000,2001,2002

10-6 Palestinian children who received health carePercent

98.5% 99.8% 99.8% 99.2%

22.60

20406080

100120

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Vaccination coverage

VaccinationCoverage

UNRWA_United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the near east, Annual Report, 1998,1999,2000,2001,2002

10- 7 Vaccination coverage


Lebanon2004

Lebanon2005

Total 99.7 100 99

total BCG 100 100 100

total DPT (3 doses) 100 100 99

total hepatitis (3 doses) 100 100 99

total measles 99.7 100 99

total polio (3 doses) 100 100 99

total booster doses + MMR 99.6 99.41 100


10- 8 Infant mortality rate (0/00 live births)


Total neonatal 15

Total post neonatal 4.2

Total Infant mortality 19.2

After one year 1

Early childhood mortality 20.2


10-9 Prevalence of anemia by age and gender

Subpopulation 2004_

Female 6-12 months 44

Female 13-23 months 33.5

Female 24-36 months 20

Total Female 32.4

Male 6-12 months 46

Male 13-23 months 36.2

Male 24-36 months 20.7

Total male 34.4


10-10 Palestinian students enrolled in Lebanese schools

9.35% 11.17% 11.98% 11.86%

34.99% 33.91% 35.38% 35.47%

55.67% 54.92% 52.71% 52.67%

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

1999 2000 2001 2002

Private Free

Public

Private


Nationalities 1999 2000 2001 2002

Lebanese 96.71 96.8 96.9 96.9

Syrian 1.12 1.1 1.2 1.3

Palestinian 0.81 0.9 1 1

Other arab nationalities 0.68 0.5 0.4 0.3

Other foreign nationalities 0.18 0.3 0.3 0.3

Unspecified 0.5 0.4 0.2 0.2

10-11 Distribution of students in general education by nationality (Percent)


10-12 Pupils enrolment for 2006


Female Elementary 11.607

Female Preparatory 6.603

Female Secondary 1.962

Female Total 20.172

Male Elementary 11.788

Male Preparatory 6.044

Male Secondary 1.286

Male Total 19.118

Total Elementary 23.395

Total Preparatory 12.647

Total Secondary 3.248

Total 39.29

UNRWA affairs-Lebanon, education relief &

health programmes,2005

10-13 Number of disabled pupils at UNRWA schools

Area Name Female2006

Male2006

Total2006

Lebanon 63 52 115

UNRWA affairs-Lebanon, education, relief & health programmes,2005

CAS_MICS, Multiple Indicators Cluster Survey 2000, Central Administrator of Statistics and UNICEF, Lebanon, 2002

10-14 Distribution of working children by age groups (Percent)

Governorates Total 5-9 yrs Total 10-14 yrs Total 15-18 yrs

South 0 1 12.9

Beirut 0 1.3 7.3

Mount Lebanon 0 1.3 9.2

North 0 3.3 14.9

Bekaa 0 1.7 10.4

Lebanon 0 1.8 11.3

10-15 Distribution of children currently working by nationality (Percent)


10-14 yr 15-18 yr

Nationality Male Female Total Male Female Total

Lebanese 90.2 100 91.3 86.3 97.5 87.7

Arab non Lebanese 9.8 0 8.7 13.7 2.5 12.3

10-16 Distribution of children currently working by gender

Gender and age groups 2000






Low

Medium

High

10-17 Children currently working by educational level (10-14 years) Percent

Educational level Percent

Female illiterate 10-14 yrs 12.7

Female never entered school 10-14 yrs 0.7

Female stopped school 10-14 yrs 3.7

Female continuing school 10-14 yrs 95.6

Female primary 10-14 yrs 47

Female intermediate 10-14 yrs 40.2

Male illiterate 10-14 yrs 2.7

Male never entered school 10-14 yrs 0.7

Male stopped school 10-14 yrs 5.1

Male continuing school 10-14 yrs 94.2

Male primary 10-14 yrs 72.8

Male intermediate 10-14 yrs 24.5

Total illiterate 10-14 yrs 3.8

Total never entered school 10-14 yrs 0.7

Total stopped school 10-14 yrs 4.4

Total continuing school 10-14 yrs 94.9

Total primary 10-14 yrs 70

Total intermediate 10-14 yrs 26.2

Low

Medium

High


10-18 Children currently working by educational level (15-18 yrs)


Female continuing school 15-18 yrs 76.1

Female illiterate 15-18 yrs 6.6

Female Intermediate 15-18 yrs 28.4

Female never entered school 15-18 yrs 1.1

Female not specified 15-18 yrs 0

Female Primary 15-18 yrs 51.1

Female Secondary 15-18 yrs 0

Female stopped school 15-18 yrs 22.8

Female University 15-18 yrs 3.6

Female Vocational 15-18 yrs 10.3

Male continuing school 15-18 yrs 68

Male illiterate 15-18 yrs 0.8

Male Intermediate 15-18 yrs 32

Male never entered school 15-18 yrs 1

Male not specified 15-18 yrs 0.1

Male Primary 15-18 yrs 62.8

Male Secondary 15-18 yrs 1

Male stopped school 15-18 yrs 30.9

Male University 15-18 yrs 0

Male Vocational 15-18 yrs 3.4


Total continuing school 15-18 yrs 72

Total illiterate 15-18 yrs 1.6

Total intermediate 15-18 yrs 31.5

Total never entered school 15-18 yrs 1

Total not specified 15-18 yrs 0

Total primary 15-18 yrs 61.2

Total secondary 15-18 yrs 0.9

Total stopped school 15-18 yrs 27

Total University 15-18 yrs 0.5

Total vocational 15-18 yrs 4.4

Low

Medium

High


Percent

10-19 Reasons for stopping school (10-14 years) Percent

Reasons Percent

Female parents choice 10-14 yrs 2.4

Female school failure 10-14 yrs 16.1

Female child choice 10-14 yrs 35.4

Female helping the parents 10-14 yrs 3.2

Female high cost of education 10-14 yrs 24.2

Female other 10-14 yrs 13

Female sickness or disability 10-14 yrs 5.7

Male parents choice 10-14 yrs 1.1

Male child choice 10-14 yrs 35.2

Male helping the parents 10-14 yrs 4

Male high cost of education 10-14 yrs 17

Male other 10-14 yrs 12.9

Male school failure 10-14 yrs 19.8

Male sickness or disability 10-14 yrs 9.3

Total child choice 10-14 yrs 35.4

Total helping the parents 10-14 yrs 3.2

Total high cost of education 10-14 yrs 24.2

Total other 10-14 yrs 13

Total parents choice 10-14 yrs 2.4

Total school failure 10-14 yrs 16.1

Total sickness or disability 10-14 yrs 5.7

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Medium

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10-20 Reasons for stopping school (15-18 years) Percent

Reasons Percent

Female parents choice 15-18 yrs 3.3

Female child choice 15-18 yrs 28.9

Female helping the parents 15-18 yrs 2.8

Female high cost of education 15-18 yrs 27.7

Female school failure 15-18 yrs 18.4

Female sickness or disability 15-18 yrs 1.7

Female other 15-18 yrs 17.2

Male parents choice 15-18 yrs 1.2

Male child choice 15-18 yrs 37

Male helping the parents 15-18 yrs 12.3

Male high cost of education 15-18 yrs 19

Male school failure 15-18 yrs 21.5

Male sickness or disability 15-18 yrs 1.4

Male other 15-18 yrs 7.6

Total parents choice 15-18 yrs 2.1

Total the child choice 15-18yrs 33.6

Total helping the parents 15-18 yrs 8.4

Total school failure 15-18 yrs 20.2

Total high cost of education 15-18 yrs 22.6

Total sickness or disability 15-18 yrs 1.5

Total other 15-18 yrs 11.6

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10-21 Children currently working by type of profession (10-14 years) Percent

Profession Percent

Female Crafts and industry 10-14 yrs 8.9

Female office and reception 10-14 yrs 0

Female sale and personal services 10-14 yrs 0

Female unskilled workers 10-14 yrs 91.1

Female Agricultural 10-14 yrs 0

Female others 10-14 yrs 0

Male Crafts and industry 10-14 yrs 53.9

Male office and reception 10-14 yrs 1.1

Male sale and personal services 10-14 yrs 25.4

Male Agricultural 10-14 yrs 5.7

Male unskilled workers 10-14 yrs 12.1

Male others 10-14 yrs 4

Total Crafts and industry 10-14 yrs 48.9

Total office and reception 10-14 yrs 1

Total sale and personal services 10-14 yrs 22.7

Total unskilled workers 10-14 yrs 20.8

Total Agricultural 10-14 yrs 5

Total others 10-14 yrs 1.6


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Medium

High

10-22 Children currently working by type of profession (15-18 years) Percent

Profession Percent

Female Crafts and industry 15-18 yrs 7.9

Female office and reception 15-18 yrs 1.4

Female sale and personal services 15-18 yrs 37.5

Female unskilled workers 15-18 yrs 34.3

Female others 15-18 yrs 13.4

Male Crafts and industry15-18 yrs 64.1

Male office and reception 15-18 yrs 0.2

Male sale and personal services 15-18 yrs 10.8

Male unskilled workers15-18 yrs 16.5

Male Agricultural 15-18 yrs 1.2

Male others 15-18 yrs 7.2

Total Crafts and industry 15-18 yrs 56.5

Total office and reception 15-18 yrs 0.4

Total sale and personal services 15-18 yrs 14.3

Total unskilled workers 15-18 yrs 18.9

Total Agricultural 15-18 yrs 1.8

Total others15-18 yrs 8.1

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Medium

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10-23 Children currently working health insurance (Percent)


10-14 yr 15-18 yr

Insurance Male Female Total Male Female Total

Insured 43.4 42.9 42.9 8.1 33.8 11.6

Not insured 56.6 57.1 57.1 91.9 66.2 88.4

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