Beirut, Lebanon's capital, serves as both a municipality and a governorate, making it unique in its governance structure. The city spans a compact area of just 19 km², with its commuting zone extending into the neighboring Mount Lebanon Governorate. Coordination efforts focus on addressing urban challenges and ensuring sustainable development across the metropolitan area.
Beirut demonstrates a high public space accessibility, with 89% of its residents benefiting from nearby public spaces as of 2023. Healthcare access also stands out, at a notable 90% in 2024—reflecting its efforts to enhance quality of life. However, these metrics will be heavily affected by the ongoing conflict and subsequent reconstruction efforts. This platform doesn't currently track the city's long-term financial and socioeconomic challenges.
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