This article was developed in cooperation with Oxfam and MA’AN development centre Palestinian communities in Bethlehem and Hebron governorates are most affected by water scarcity in the West Bank...
This article was developed in cooperation with Oxfam and MA’AN development centre The longstanding closure of the Gaza Strip has a significant impact on the technical capacities of the WASH service...
In the Gaza Strip the coastal aquifer, recharged mainly by rainfall, is the only and most precious water source for more than 2 million people. Since 2000, due to the high demand, the quantity of...
The Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism (GRM) is a temporary agreement created by the United Nations and agreed between the Palestinian Authority and Israel in September 2014. The mechanism is designed to...
Introduction Food insecurity is defined as a situation in which a state or household does not have access to the proper amount of “sufficient, safe, [and]nutritious food [required] to maintain a...
INTRODUCTION The Jordan Valley consists of the easternmost strip of land in the occupied West Bank, bordering the Jordan River from the Dead Sea in the south to the Beisan crossing in the north. The...
Introduction The Israeli government utilises multiple means in a systematic fashion to illegally annex an increasing amount of Palestinian land for continued Israeli development beyond its official...
Whilst access to education in the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt) has experienced important progress in line with international goals for the improvement of education systems worldwide, the...
Introduction Firing zones are areas in which the Israeli army carry out military exercises; they often use live ammunition, which poses a risk to the local Palestinian population. Indirect and direct...
Israel’s strangling blockade of Gaza is now entering its ninth year, with a devastating and growing impact on the lives of 1.8 million Palestinians. The Gaza blockade has created a fragile...