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Case study · International development
In short
LIVBRID designed and built the website of EIIP Lebanon, the International Labour Organization's Employment Intensive Infrastructure Programme, which creates jobs through public infrastructure works. The site puts the programme's results, project map, news and publications in one place, for its partners, its donors and the Lebanese and Syrian communities it works with.



A website to share EIIP Lebanon's work and resources online, instead of in printed documents.
The programme produces a lot: results, reports, safeguard rules and news from sites across the country. Each reader comes for something different, so each had to find it in a few taps, on any screen.
A website that opens on the results: workers, work-days and jobs, and how they split between Lebanese and Syrian workers and between men and women. Then a gallery, a map of the projects and the news. A side menu leads to updates, the programme overview, publications and the donor pages, and the same site works on a phone.
The site is still the programme's home online today, updated with each new phase, and the training platform for its contractors, which we also built, runs alongside it.



About this project
LIVBRID, a brand and web studio in Jdeideh, Lebanon, formerly called Creative Couple. We designed and built the website, and the LRBT training platform that runs alongside it.
The programme's results in figures, a gallery, a map of its projects, news, updates, its overview and publications, and pages for donors.
Yes. Besides this website, we built the ILO's LRBT online training platform for contractors in Lebanon, and we have worked with Cewas in Switzerland and Helem in Lebanon.
Yes. The EIIP Lebanon home page opens on its results, so visitors see the programme's impact before anything else.