Abstract
Lebanon hosts the highest number of refugees in the world in relation to its population (every seventh inhabitant is a refugee) In light of the events of Spring 2020, new concerns emerge: how will the living conditions of the domestic and refugee communities in Lebanon, already burdened by the economic crisis, be exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic? In this paper, the Slovak intervention by members of Ambrela - Platform for Development Organizations is presented It focuses on preventing and addressing the causes of migration by improving the living conditions of the population and its prospects for finding employment in home communities Study also shows the impact on alleviation of the refugee crisis in Lebanon under the SlovakAid brand by the recent humanitarian crisis related to the Covid-19
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