BEFORE
AFTER · FIXEDEL MINA · MAARAD HIGHWAY
Report local problems across Lebanon and follow what happens next. Approved reports stay public with their photo, location and status.
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BEFORE
AFTER · FIXEDEL MINA · MAARAD HIGHWAY
Photos from the report and its published repair evidence.
These are the categories on the report form. They are examples of the ground we cover, not a closed list.
Power cuts, unsafe wiring, street lighting that never comes on, and private generators breaking the rules on hours, fumes or noise.
Rubbish left uncollected, overflowing bins, illegal dumping and open burning.
Supply cut off, water that isn't safe to drink, burst mains and leaks running down the street.
Public land occupied privately, pavements blocked off by a business, a crane or skip standing in the street for years, damaged parks and squares.
Road surface and unasphalted streets, plus missing traffic lights and junctions that are unsafe to cross.
Blocked drains, overflow into the street, and smells from an untreated line.
Noise from modified vehicles or venues, encroachment on public property, enforcement that never happens. If it is the municipality's job, file it here.
Not sure it fits? File it anyway. We would rather see it and sort out the category ourselves than have it go unrecorded.
Proud of
Parks, murals, well-paved roads and renovated squares, shared by the people who live there. What one town did, another can do too.
From the photo in your hand to a fix on the ground, in five steps.
Spot the problem and take a clear photo on your phone.
Drop the exact spot on the map and pick the category and severity.
Once approved, anyone can see it. And other affected citizens confirm they're hit too.
Local authorities see the report and can mark it noted, in progress, or post a response.
Every status change stays on the public record so anyone can see what was done.
Project 1062 · Baladi Map
Project 1062 turns the problems reported here into challenges for students and professionals. Solutions are piloted with a municipality, and the best win prize money.