This initiative brought together people from different nationalities in Wadi El Jamous, Majdala, and beyond, to address chronic power outages and farming challenges. By installing solar panels, they secured clean energy for homes, irrigation, and lighting public paths—transforming local safety and agricultural productivity.

Kelna Sawa empowered local farmers by offering eco-friendly pest control and fostering social cohesion among Syrian and Lebanese community members. The initiative promoted youth engagement, women’s leadership, and environmentally conscious farming through inclusive skill-sharing workshops.

This initiative collects and distributes secondhand clothes through community bazaars and offers sewing and embroidery training to women. It strengthens women’s financial independence and promotes environmental sustainability through upcycling.

Two youth groups from different NGOs collaborated to implement a multifaceted initiative aimed at improving public spaces and promoting social cohesion. Activities included installing a village sign with directions to nearby destinations, conducting a village-wide cleaning campaign, renovating the public garden, and placing benches in communal areas. The initiative culminated in a joint trip bringing together Lebanese and Syrian youth from Adwe and Akkar to foster peacebuilding and challenge mutual stereotypes.