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UNRWA’s publications cover many different areas, from socio-economic reports to appeals, newsletters, strategy documents and UN resolutions. This archive, dating back to 2000, contains useful information for researchers, partners and members of the public.

“Rather than spraying my grapevines six or seven times, I was only able to do it once in June of this year. By the time they opened the gates in September, the grape-harvesting season was almost over and the insects had destroyed most of the grapes.”

Category: Farmer’s income stuck on the “other” side of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: access \| Barrier \| blockade

Farmer’s income stuck on the “other” side of the Barrier

Category: Farmer’s income stuck on the “other” side of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: access \| Barrier \| blockade

Over the past decade, Palestinian farmers’ access to large swathes of agricultural land located in the Seam Zone or in the vicinity of certain Israeli settlements has been severely reduced.

Category: Farmer’s income stuck on the “other” side of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: access \| Barrier \| blockade

Farmer’s income stuck on the “other” side of the Barrier

Category: Farmer’s income stuck on the “other” side of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: access \| Barrier \| blockade

Uprooting of trees to make place for Barrier construction. Bethlehem Governerate, 2003

Category: Environmental impacts of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: Barrier

In many rural communities, farmers are not allowed to bring tractors, ploughs and fertilizers through the Barrier gates, resulting in reduced agricultural productivity. Falamya, Qalqiliya, September 2011. Population: 633, 6% refugees

Category: Environmental impacts of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: Barrier

Many Barrier affected communities resort to burning their waste in the community as waste disposal sites have become inaccessible. Kafr ‘Aqab, Jerusalem, May 2012. Population (est.): 35,000 (source: Village Council), Percentage of refugees unknown

Category: Environmental impacts of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: Barrier

Since the construction of the Barrier, waste management has been affected in numerous communities along its route. Kafr ‘Aqab, Jerusalem, May 2012. Population (est.): 35,000 (source: Kafr ‘Aqab Village Council), Percentage of refugees unknown

Category: Environmental impacts of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: Barrier

The Barrier fragments agro-ecosystems in the town of Bethlehem and cuts-off residential houses from their agricultural land. Bethlehem city, Bethlehem, March, 2005. Population: 25,266, 29% refugees

Category: Environmental impacts of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: Barrier

In Ar Ram, the main wastewater pipeline is located behind the Barrier, inaccessible for Ar Ram municipality for maintenance and repairs. As a result, raw sewage overflows onto adjacent lands. Ar Ram, Jerusalem, 2009. Population: 20,359, 22% refugees

Category: Environmental impacts of the Barrier Series: UNRWA factsheets Year: 0 Tags: Barrier

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