In the first part of this article, we presented an overview of the emergence and growth of informal settlements in Lebanon and countries of the Global South, and we addressed the ongoing debates surrounding them. In this section, we examine the Lebanese state’s approaches to these settlements since independence to the present day. We also briefly present some of the approaches adopted in Global South countries and inspiring international models for dealing with them. We conclude with some recommendations that serve to formulate a comprehensive national policy for intervention in informal settlements.