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Decentralized project evaluation of the UNRWA Engaging Youth Project in Syria

Decentralized project evaluation of the UNRWA Engaging Youth Project in Syria

Decentralized project evaluation of the UNRWA Engaging Youth Project in Syria
Participants of the “Empowerment Programme for Female-Heads of Households (FHH)” project – here during a training session in the Women Programme Centre in Nuseirat, central Gaza. © 2016 UNRWA Photo by Tamer Hamam

Decentralized evaluation of UNRWA's Gender Initiative 2014-2017

Since January 2008 UNRWA Gaza Field Office (GFO) has pioneered a large programme to address gender inequality in the Gaza Strip. The Gender Initiative promotes Palestinian women’s social and economic empowerment, ensuring that women and girls have access to recreational...
Decentralized project evaluation of 'Improvement of Living Conditions of Vulnerable Palestine Refugees in Jerash Camp'

Decentralized project evaluation of 'Improvement of Living Conditions of Vulnerable Palestine Refugees in Jerash Camp'

Decentralized project evaluation of 'Improvement of Living Conditions of Vulnerable Palestine Refugees in Jerash Camp'
Decentralized review of support to Community-based Rehabilitation Centres in Jordan

Decentralized review of support to Community-based Rehabilitation Centres in Jordan

There are ten Community Based Rehabilitation Centres (CBRCs) operating in Jordan, originally established by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) with the objective of providing complementary services to persons with disabilities. . The CBRCs ensured that 4768...
Rama Street Damascus, January 2014 © UNRWA Archives

Decentralized project analysis of the cash component for Palestine refugees from Syria, 2011 special measures

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees in the near East (UNRWA) was established by the United Nations General Assembly resolution 302 (iv) of 8 December 1949 to carry out direct relief and works programmes for Palestine refugees.

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