oPt Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) – Monthy Update

In May 2018, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 24 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 8.5 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip (72 percent) and West Bank (28 percent). Projects focus on the areas of emergency shelter and NFI, protection, food security, health, and WASH. Of these, 10 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 10 projects by national NGOs and 4 projects by UN agencies. Of the 25 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN, 5 were done in partnership with NNGOs

In April 2018, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 13 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 4.7 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip (70 percent) and West Bank (30 percent). Projects focus on the areas of emergency shelter and NFI, protection, food security, health, and WASH. Of these, 3 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 6 projects by national NGOs and 4 projects by UN agencies. Of the 7 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN, 4 were done in partnership with NNGOs.

In March 2018, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 18 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 5.6 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip ( 75 per cent) and West Bank (25 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of emergency shelter and NFI, protection, food security, and health. Of these, 6 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 7 projects by national NGOs and 5 projects by UN agencies. Of the 11 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN, 4 were done in partnership with NNGOs.

In February 2018, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 21 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 6.2 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip (68 per cent) and West Bank (32 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of education, emergency shelter and NFIs, WASH, protection, food security, and health.
Of these, 9 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 7 projects by national NGOs and 5 projects by UN agencies. Of the 14 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN, 5 were done in partnership with NNGOs.

In January 2018, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 26 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 7.1 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip ( 85 per cent) and West Bank (15 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of education, emergency shelter and Non-Food Items, WASH, protection, food security, and health. Of these, 12 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 9 projects by national NGOs and 5 projects by UN agencies. Of the 17 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN, 7 were done in partnership with NNGOs.

In December 2017, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 38 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 10.1 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip ( 79 per cent) and West Bank (21 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of education, emergency shelter and non-food items, WASH, protection, food security, and health. Of these, 15 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 16 projects by national NGOs and 7 projects by UN agencies. Of the 38 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN, 10 were done in partnership with NNGOs. 

In November 2017, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 37 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 8.6 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip ( 72 per cent) and West Bank (28 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of education, emergency shelter and non-food items, WASH, protection, food security, and health. Of these, 15 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 16 projects by national NGOs and 6 projects by UN agencies. Of the 37 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN, 11 were done in partnership with NNGOs.
 

In October 2017, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 37 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 8.6 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip ( 72 per cent) and West Bank (28 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of education, emergency shelter and Non-Food Items, WASH, protection, food security, and health. Of these, 15 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 16 projects by national NGOs and 6 projects by UN agencies. Of the 37 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN, 11 were done in partnership with NNGOs.

In August 2017, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 33 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 7.7 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip (61 per cent) and West Bank (39 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of education, emergency shelter and Non-Food Items, WASH, protection, food security, and health. Of these, 13 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 14 projects by national NGOs and six projects by UN agencies. Of the 19 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN,11 were done in partnership with NNGOs.

In July 2017, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 33 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 7.2 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip (58 per cent) and West Bank (42 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of education, emergency shelter and non-food items, WASH, protection, food security, and health. Of these, 13 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 14 projects by national NGOs and six projects by UN agencies. Of these 19 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN,12 were done in partnership with NNGOs.

In June 2017, the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund (oPt HF) had 28 ongoing projects, for a total of US$ 6.6 million addressing urgent needs in the Gaza Strip (60 per cent) and West Bank (40 per cent). Projects focus on the areas of education, emergency shelter and non-food Items, WASH, protection, food security, and health. Of these, 11 projects are being implemented by international NGOs, 12 projects by national NGOs and five projects by UN agencies. Of the 16 projects implemented by INGOs or the UN,11 were done so in partnership with NNGOs.