In this report, Christelle Barakat examines how the Reform, Recovery, and Reconstruction Framework (3RF), initially established after the 2020 Beirut port explosion, has been challenged and reshaped by the ongoing Israeli-Lebanese war, highlighting widespread socio-economic deterioration, low public trust in government and institutions, and limited awareness of the 3RF. Drawing on a nationwide survey and focus groups, the report underscores the urgent need to balance immediate humanitarian and reconstruction efforts with long-term reforms, while emphasizing the importance of transparency, stronger coordination, and greater inclusion of civil society to achieve sustainable recovery in Lebanon.