Social & Economic Action for Lebanon

Social & Economic Action for Lebanon SEAL is a 501(c) 3 non-profit, non-political organization founded in New York City in 1997.

SEAL provides underserved Lebanese communities with grants in the form of material support to help them embark on- or or expand- their economic income opportunity

July was a month of progress across Lebanon. 🌱Swipe through to see what’s moving forward.
08/15/2026

July was a month of progress across Lebanon. 🌱

Swipe through to see what’s moving forward.

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08/04/2026

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Sometimes the greatest impact starts with a single seed.Through SEAL’s three‑phase potato seed program, launched in 2023...
07/22/2026

Sometimes the greatest impact starts with a single seed.
Through SEAL’s three‑phase potato seed program, launched in 2023, farmers across Lebanon received certified seeds to strengthen local agriculture.

From their first harvest, they saved healthy seed potatoes, replanted them this season, and now the fields in Bcharre are thriving. It’s a cycle that keeps giving back—cutting costs, boosting livelihoods, and building a sustainable future.

Stay tuned for the harvest!

07/15/2026

For 40 years, the canals of Al Jahiliya and Jdaydet Al Shouf carried life through the hills until time wore them down, along with the farmers’ livelihoods.

In 2024, with SEAL’s support, Green Orient revived them: 2 km of canal in each village repaired, cleaned, and reinforced to last for generations.


Today, water flows freely again, nourishing farmland and sustaining 200 farmers and their families. 🌱💧

A sustainable solution protecting Lebanon’s most precious resource and keeping its agricultural heartland thriving.

06/27/2026

A year ago, many Chouf olive farmers faced an uncertain future.
With “Otr El Ard,” SEAL and the Beirut Center for Development & Human Rights supported 105 small farmers—helping them keep harvesting, keep improving, and keep their roots in the land they love.
When farmers thrive, communities thrive. 🌿🫒

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06/22/2026

The water was always there.

Just beyond reach.

For years, families in Jdeidet El Fekha, Baalbek-El Hermel lived next to a natural spring they could not fully benefit from. Then came two years of drought, turning a daily challenge into a threat to livelihoods, farms, and the future of the community.

Today, water from Jdeidet El Fekha spring travels through a new 1.8 km network supported by SEAL, reaching the people who need it most.

A simple connection. A lasting impact.

06/16/2026

At Oum el Nour, recovery is not the end of the journey, it’s where a new chapter begins.

For many women, rebuilding a life after recovery means rediscovering confidence, purpose, and the ability to stand on their own feet once again.

Through the dairy production unit supported by SEAL, women are not only learning valuable skills and earning an income, but also regaining their sense of independence and creating a brighter future for themselves and their families.

With new equipment and expanded production capacity, this social enterprise continues to open doors for women to reintegrate into society and move forward with dignity, one step at a time.

Because sometimes, the most powerful second chances begin with meaningful work. đź’™

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