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Since 2005, the LFPA defines strategic plans that cover 3 years period. The first strategy was defined for the period between 2005- 2007 and the current strategy for 2008-2010. Strategic Plan 2008-2010. It highlights a wide range of issues that are priorities identified by the LFPA to deal with and also represents its vision, mission and the strategic goals.
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LFPA achieves its work through a structure that consists of two bodies; volunteer bodies and staff.
The volunteers consist of:
- The fifteen Executive Board members mainly specialists in medicine, demography, sociology, law and civil work.
- 160 General Assembly members, 65% of which are women.
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Specialized Committees consisting of specialists such as:
- The medical committee
- The Women's committee
- The Youth committee
- The Population committee
- 110 field workers in several Lebanese regions.
- Youth groups operating over six Lebanese areas.
The staff consists of:
- Executive Director
- Head Departments (clinical services, community services, youth, women, media, and finance)
- Six region coordinators and midwives
In addition to other technical staff serving in the LFPA \ medical centers, 95% of the staff is female. LFPA organizational chart
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