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UNRWA IN FIGURES 2018-2019

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08 March 2019
UNRWA FIELDS OF OPERATIONS MAP 2018

UNRWA FIELDS OF OPERATIONS MAP 2018

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06 February 2019
© 2019 On the winds of hope in Gaza by Majdal Nateel

Gender Bulletin 108

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04 November 2019
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Gender Bulletin 109

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27 November 2019
Gender Bulletin 110

Gender Bulletin 110

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30 December 2019
Acting UNRWA Commissioner-General Mr. Christian Saunders

Acting UNRWA Commissioner-General Mr. Christian Saunders

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09 December 2019
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Education in Emergencies

Through its Education in Emergencies (EiE) programme, UNRWA helps to ensure that Palestine refugee children, across the Agency's five fields of operations, can continue to access quality education and learning opportunities, even in times of crisis and conflict. The UNRWA...
Gaza © 2013 UNRWA Photo by Guillaume Petermann

Gender Bulletin 79

Following the launch of the booklet and short film In Their Own words during the UNRWA HQ award ceremony to mark International Women’s Day, a dissemination project is underway. The booklet is being disseminated to various establishments in Amman such as research centres,...
Gaza © 2013 UNRWA Photo by Guillaume Petermann

Gender Bulletin 78

UNRWA provided a submission to the United Nations Secretary-General on the implementation of resolution A/RES/70/138 entitled ‘The Girl Child’. The submission includes updates on the progress of girls’ access to education and the obstacles that may preclude it, covering the...

Protection in Lebanon 2016

Our response to an increasingly challenging protection environment in Lebanon focuses on safeguarding and realizing the rights of Palestine refugees, with a particular focus on the needs of the most vulnerable groups. Key protection issues for Palestine Refugees from...

Gender Bulletin 77

This month, UNRWA became a partner of the ‘Call to Action on Protection from Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Emergencies.’ The Call to Action is an initiative launched to transform humanitarian practice and end sexual and gender-based violence in emergencies. This underlines...

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