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Open Data Lebanon

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Open Data Lebanon

Lebanon's Open Data Platform is a citizen initiative by Dr. Wissam Sammouri, aiming to make public data and information accessible, searchable, and available for all.

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The World Bank

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The World Bank

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Lebanon Photovoltaic Power Potential

This solar map provides a summary of estimated solar photovoltaic (PV) power generation potential. It represents the average daily/yearly totals of electricity production from a 1 kW-peak grid-connected solar PV power plant, calculated for a period of 20 recent years (1999-2018). The PV system configuration consists of ground-based, free-standing structures with crystalline-silicon PV modules mounted at a fixed position, with optimum tilt to maximize yearly energy yield. The optimum tilt ranges from 26° to 33° towards the equator. Use of high efficiency inverters is assumed. The solar electricity calculation is based on high-resolution solar resource data and PV modeling software provided by Solargis. The calculation takes into account solar radiation, air temperature, and terrain, to simulate the energy conversion and losses in the PV modules and other components of a PV power plant. In the simulation, losses due to dirt and soiling was estimated to be 3.5%. The cumulative effect of other conversion losses is assumed to be 7.5%. The power plant availability is considered to be 100%. The underlying solar resource database is calculated from atmospheric and satellite data with a 30-minute time step, and a spatial resolution of 1000m.

LebanonOct 2021
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The World Bank

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Beirut Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment

This report summarizes the findings of the Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment that took place in Beirut, Lebanon, between August 5 and 31, 2020. Although all efforts have been made to improve the accuracy of the information that was collected and analyzed, the assessment was produced in a quick timeframe to ensure the relevance of the estimations. This is a living document and will be updated as new information becomes available. It provides an overall picture of the effects of the explosion on the population, physical assets, infrastructure and service delivery, but is not a replacement of in-depth sector-specific assessments.

LebanonSep 2020
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The World Bank

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Projects in Lebanon

Description: List of projects approved and financed by the World Bank in Lebanon.

LebanonMar 2020
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The World Bank

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Bilateral Remittance Estimates

Description: This dataset contains Bilateral Remittance Estimates using Migrant Stocks, Host Country Incomes, and Origin Country Incomes (millions of US$) (May 2021 Version).

LebanonJan 2020