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West Bank

18 November 2009

The West Bank covers 5,500 square kilometres with an estimated population of 2.4 million. A quarter of the refugees live in 19 recognised refugee camps, with most others in West Bank towns and villages.


Imm Ahmed: Supported by the social safety net in Jordan


01 November 2009

Meet Fatima, better known locally and at home as Imm Ahmed. She lives with her husband and children in Jerash camp, Jordan. Residents of the camp depend heavily on UNRWA services.


UNRWA Launches Da’am Programme

23 October 2009

UNRWA is launching a new programme that will provide more accurate and efficient assistance to its target population.


UNRWA Students Make a Stand Against Poverty


19 October 2009

This year 485,023 UNRWA school children in the West Bank, Gaza, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan, stood up simultaneously and shouted "No to poverty" in protest of their own poverty and the poverty of others throughout the world.


Relief and social services

17 October 2009

The relief and social services (RSS) programme provides a range of direct and indirect social protection services in the Agency’s five fields of operation.


Health

17 October 2009

UNRWA delivers basic health services and is responsible for providing a healthy living environment for Palestine refugees.


Background

17 October 2009

The microfinance department grew out of one of the most difficult microfinance environments in the world, overshadowed by decades of occupation and unique restrictions on enterprise and trade.


Schoolchildren to Stand Up Against Poverty


15 October 2009

In 2009, every UNRWA school child from ages five to eighteen will stand up in protest of their own poverty and the poverty of others throughout the world.


Boiled Potatoes for Iftar

15 September 2009

"Boiled potatoes and mjedara. That’s what we ate for iftar last night," says Adibeh Aisey Moustafa. "It is Ramadan, and this is all we ate." Adibeh is one of 32,000 Palestinian refugees in Syria registered as a special hardship case.


Job Creation Helps Gaza Fishermen Stay Afloat


01 May 2009

As the saying goes, ‘give a man a fish and he will feed himself for a day, teach a man how to fish and he will feed himself for a lifetime’. Yet, in Gaza, even those who know how to fish have been driven to unemployment by the blockade.

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