Lebanon has faced a complex approach regarding more than one million Syrians resorted to the country for shelter. Lebanon was well known as the country that has integration of refugees within its population. This overpopulation of refugees affects the infrastructure negatively. This results in imbalanced distribution of developmental projects towards a better status of the country. Refugees, mainly Palestinians and Syrians, suffered for a long time from unequal policies for they are known as the nations who are left behind. As a report dating back to 2019, Lebanon and Jordan face the same increased crisis with  17% and 7% of the overall population respectively. The challenges faced by those communities were related to the need for mental health support, need for more advanced educational strategies and projects, and enhanced gender disparity status.
