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The Terreliban Association has been active since 1994. It received recognition from the Lebanese government in August 2002 as a non-profit environmental organization. It currently has nearly 35 active members.
Its Administrative Council, elected every three years, consists of seven members.
Through its numerous activities and extensive ecological campaigns over its 27 years of existence, the association is now widely recognized in most Lebanese schools, institutions, and villages.
The Terreliban Association is comprised of volunteers and benefits from the voluntary assistance of experts in environmental science, biology, and agronomy. It is funded through the subscriptions of its members and receives support from institutions and establishments that participate in its various campaigns.
Terreliban's broad reach among Lebanese schools and civic institutions, the pedagogical expertise of its members, and their deep understanding of the country and its environmental challenges are the association's major assets. These factors also ensure the success of its envisioned projects.
The members of the Terreliban Administrative Council are:
– Paul Abi Rached: President paul.abirached@terreliban.org
– Josiane Yazbeck Keszi: Vice President josiane.yazbeck@terreliban.org
– Ralph Koussayfi: Secretary ralph.koussaifi@terreliban.org
– Sara Bou Kamel: Secretary sara.boukamel@terreliban.org
– Lana Zeyla: Treasurer info@terreliban.org
– Mario Bou Khalil: Council Member info@terreliban.org
– Wajdi Khater: Council Member wajdi.khater@terreliban.org
At TERRE Liban, we envision a healthy planet where environmental rights are recognized and effectively upheld.
Our mission is to combat environmental degradation, climate change, and biodiversity loss by disseminating environmental and climate education, promoting sobriety and sustainable development, taking climate action, protecting and restoring ecosystems, strengthening social cohesion and conflict resolution, and advocating for environmental justice.
Together, Let's Act for a Sustainable Future! Terreliban fights against environmental degradation, climate change, and biodiversity loss by educating, promoting sobriety and sustainable development, protecting and restoring ecosystems, strengthening social cohesion, and advocating for environmental justice. With over 1,139 schools trained in environmental education, we are determined to make a positive difference for our planet and future generations. ---
Visit the pages of our projects and join us so that we can be stronger, more resilient, all together, for our future and that of our children.
“Tentons Ensemble de Réaliser un Rêve pour nos Enfants.” (Let's Strive Together to Realize a Dream for Our Children)
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