Lebanon: Operational Facts and Figures - 2026
Mohammad-Yassine/ICRC
Since the escalation of the armed conflict in Lebanon in March 2026, ICRC teams have supported authorities and local actors, assisted communities in urgent need, and engaged in confidential dialogue with relevant parties. They have trained responders, empowered communities, and strengthened protection systems, putting humanitarian principles into concrete action for those most affected by the conflict.
A look at the measurable impact of our work since March 2, 2026:
- 99,920 individuals in conflict-affected areas or in displacement benefited from food parcels, hygiene parcels, mattresses, blankets, and tarpaulins across 64 villages.
- Supported 18 hospitals through the provision of medical supplies, weapon-wounded kits, medications, water, food assistance, and essential items for staff, helping address critical supply gaps and benefiting 1,010 patients.
- Provided donations for 19 PHCs and 3 Mobile Medical Unit in partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs, covering the catchment population of Marjayoun, benefiting more than 30,000 individuals. Donations included Interagency Emergency Health Kits, acute and chronic medications, consumables, medications, as well as burn and dressing sets.
- Provided fuel support to 136 key water pumping stations across southern Lebanon and the Bekaa valley to help ensure the continuity of water services for over 627,000 people in host communities and collective shelters.
- Conducted repairs on main water distribution lines serving 15 collective shelters.
- Provided 5,031 body bags to EMS stations and hospitals, deployed 5 temporary cold storage units, and facilitated the relocation of 2 others in Beirut and the Bekaa.
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