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Administrative interface deficit Typology Country brief (PDF)

57.7Index

Above the regional meanPosition

59.2Access

56.2Experience

+3.0Access–experience gap

103n

Figure 1Lebanon: access most exceeds experience in health and care

AccessExperienceDotted lines: regional averages

Health71.6 · 48.1 Safety78.8 · 57.1 Environment61.8 · 51.2 Housing75.2 · 64.8 Civic44.4 · 35.9 Social74.3 · 69.7 Education63.5 · 59.9 Finance53.9 · 51.7 Digital62.5 · 70.5 Services28.8 · 48.2 Leisure36.7 · 61.4

Sorted by the gap between access and experience.

A-SCOPE MENA, Arab Access and Experience Dataset 2026, ten states, N = 1,861. Wave 1 · Release 1.0 · September 2026.Image (PNG)

Index 57.7, above the regional mean and close to parity (access 59.2, experience 56.2). Lebanon is second on digital access, housing and family relationships, last on civic participation (40.2) and second last on service provision (38.5). Material and social conditions are strong; the domains closest to the administrative interface are the weakest. Perceived safety is 22 points below reported safety.

Where access most exceeds experience

Experience furthest ahead of access

Leisure and community participation −24.7
Service provision and assistance −19.4
Digital access and use −8.0

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Samples are not representative: scores describe respondents, not national populations. Comparisons are indicative and small differences carry no weight. See Data and methods. A-SCOPE MENA, Arab Access and Experience Dataset 2026, ten states, N = 1,861. Wave 1 · Release 1.0 · September 2026.