News and stories Displaying 433 - 444 of 923 Filter results Publication Type - Any -oPt Humanitarian Fund success storiesPersonal storiesStatements and Press ReleasesArticlesFact Sheets Location - Any -Area CEast JerusalemWest BankGaza Strip Topic - Any --Access to Services--Education--Water, Sanitation and Hygiene--Health and Nutrition--Shelter and non-food items-Accountability-Casualties-Children-COVID-19-Destruction of Property-Displacement-Food security-Gender-Humanitarian Space-Movement and Access--oPt-wide (movement and access)--Gaza Blockade--West Bank Barrier-Humanitarian Impact of Settlements-Weather and natural disasters Year - Any -202520242023 Overview: April 2018 Foreword to the report of the Humanitarian Fund for 2017 oPt Humanitarian Fund releases US$ 2.2 million in funds to meet urgent humanitarian needs in the Gaza Strip Humanitarian Coordinator calls for protection of Palestinian demonstrators in Gaza alongside support for urgent humanitarian needs UN Officials visit Khan al Ahmar and call for respect for international law Gaza fisheries: fishing catch Increases amid ongoing protection concerns Overview: March 2018 Funding shortages undermine continuity of mobile health clinics in vulnerable West Bank communities 22,000 people in the Gaza Strip still internally displaced from the 2014 hostilities West Bank demolitions and displacement continue at similar pace to 2017 Overview: February 2018 Blocking of vehicular access to a Palestinian village disrupts access of 7,000 people to services and livelihoods First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 33 Page 34 Page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 Page 39 Page 40 Page 41 More pages available if you advance the pagination. … Next page ›› Last page Last »
oPt Humanitarian Fund releases US$ 2.2 million in funds to meet urgent humanitarian needs in the Gaza Strip
Humanitarian Coordinator calls for protection of Palestinian demonstrators in Gaza alongside support for urgent humanitarian needs
Blocking of vehicular access to a Palestinian village disrupts access of 7,000 people to services and livelihoods