Locations
Lebanon
Vulnerability
Households vulnerability analysis
To answer the question of where the most vulnerable groups exist within the city, we use the multidimensional vulnerability index to assess intersectional vulnerabilities at the household level, and then aggregate to the neighborhood level. The dataset derived from the aforementioned socio-economic impact assessment (SEIA) that was conducted after the blast.
Fig 3.a Household Multidimensional Vulnerability Index Neighborhood Scores geographic distribution
|
Neighborhood |
MVI score |
Percentage of vulnerable HH |
Intensity of Vulnerability |
Margin of Error |
Sample size |
|
Achrafieh |
0.24 |
49% |
50% |
2.50% |
1540 |
|
Ain el-Mreisseh |
0.29 |
61% |
48% |
14.10% |
46 |
|
Bachoura |
0.38 |
72% |
53% |
5.74% |
234 |
|
Marfaa |
0.42 |
74% |
57% |
11.27% |
58 |
|
Mazraa |
0.35 |
65% |
54% |
3.93% |
564 |
|
Medawar |
0.31 |
61% |
51% |
5.40% |
313 |
|
Minet el-Hosn |
0.18 |
37% |
50% |
13.09% |
52 |
|
Moussaytbeh |
0.30 |
56% |
53% |
4.94% |
388 |
|
Ras Beyrouth |
0.22 |
42% |
53% |
7.41% |
170 |
|
Remeil |
0.24 |
49% |
49% |
3.93% |
620 |
|
Saifeh |
0.25 |
47% |
54% |
9.94% |
97 |
|
Zoukak el-Blatt |
0.36 |
69% |
52% |
5.45% |
277 |
Table 3.a Multidimensional vulnerability score, proportion of vulnerable households, and intensity of vulnerability at the neighborhood level