Occupied Palestinian Territory

  • Humanitarian Response Plan
  • From: 01/01/2023 to: 30/09/2023
  • Published: 25/01/2023
  • Coordinated by: OCHA

Plan overview

Population
Financials
Presence
  • Total population
    5.5 million
  • People in need
    2.1 million
  • People targeted
    1.6 million
  • People reached
    0.8 million
  • People reached %
    46.5%
Population
  • Requirements ($)
    $376.7 million
  • Funding ($)
    $366 million
  • % Funded
    97.2%
Financials
  • Clusters
    8
  • Organizations
  • Projects
Presence

Strategic Objectives

SO1

The rights of Palestinians living under occupation, including those living under the blockade and other restrictions, are protected, respected and promoted in accordance with IHL and IHRL, while duty-bearers are increasingly held to account

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Contributes to
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  • check_circleHumanitarian Condition 3
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Indicator Unit Target Result Progress
# of individuals receiving CVA for protection outcomes
People
No data
No data
# of people received WASH response to demolition, confiscation, settler violence and attacks incidents
People
No data
No data
# of patients, companions and healthcare workers benefitting from documentation, monitoring and advocacy activities (sex, age and disability disaggregated indicator)
People
No data
No data
% of families protected from settler violence
Households
No data
No data
# of people received WASH response to demolition, confiscation, settler violence and attacks incidents
People
No data
No data
# of school-aged children and schools’ staff in need of PSS have received school-based psychosocial support.
People
No data
No data
# of humanitarian staff (non-protection specialists) who received training in protection mainstreaming, disability inclusion
People
No data
No data
% of high level statements (Humanitarian Coordinators / Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) / Strategic Communications Branch) including protection concerns and /or reference to violations of IHL and IHRL
Advocacy actions
100
No data
# Of awareness products on access restrictions to WASH (reports, fact sheets, presentations, etc..)
People
No data
No data
# of GBV survivors of violence in need of support who received GBV services (legal aid, MHPSS, economic empowerment, DK, shelter)
Children
No data
No data
# of households provided with adequate temporary shelter support
Households
No data
No data
# of people in need receiving protection prevention and mitigation services (Child Protection, MHPSS, Legal Aid)
People
No data
No data
# of education-related violations monitored and documented
Incidents
No data
No data
# of households received timely post-demolition shelter response
Households
No data
No data

SO2

he basic needs of vulnerable Palestinians living under occupation are met through the provision of quality basic services and improved access to resources, in accordance with the rights of protected persons under International Humanitarian Law

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Contributes to
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Indicator Unit Target Result Progress
% of households protected and have enhanced their coping capacities
Households
No data
No data
% of vulnerable female and male students and teachers with improved access to safe and inclusive education in vulnerable areas of West Bank and Gaza
People
No data
No data
% of assisted HH living in upgraded unit in accordance with minimum standards
People
No data
No data
# of people with improved access to a sufficient quantity of water for drinking and domestic purposes
People
No data
No data
# of most vulnerable people in oPt accessing quality lifesaving health interventions by type of service, including primary healthcare, nutrition, child health, sexual and reproductive health, including SGBV, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), healthcare for elderly, and rehabilitation services for people with disabilities (PwD) (sex, age and disability disaggregated indicator)
People
No data
No data

SO3

The capacity of vulnerable Palestinians to cope with and overcome protracted crisis, including from environmental threats, is supported, while solutions to violations and other root causes of threats and shocks are pursued

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Contributes to
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Indicator Unit Target Result Progress
% of sites reached with communications materials on PSEA, how to report on SEA and how to access victim/survivor-centred assistance (disaggregated by type of PSEA communication materials developed for each population group identified).
Sites
No data
No data
% of the affected population (disaggregated by sex and age) reached through consultation in the establishment of community-based complaint mechanisms (CBCMs), awareness activities and community mobilisation interventions on PSEA including how to report SEA-related complaints (disaggregated by type of PSEA communication materials developed for each population group identified).
People
No data
No data
# of healthcare facilities with capacity to respond to emergencies (including COVID-19) and are prepared to cope with impact of current and future crises
Facilities
No data
No data
# and % of children and adults who have access to a reporting mechanism that can handle SEA complaints
People
No data
No data
% of targeted beneficiaries receiving food and cash throughout 2022
People
No data
No data
# of individuals able to be supported with shelter NFIs (cash/in-kind) at the onset of an emergency
Individuals
No data
No data
% of people in need with increased WASH capacity during emergencies and shocks
People
No data
No data
% of children, teachers and other education personnel unable to effectively respond to emergencies supported in preparing and responding to emergencies, including education-related violations, escalations in conflict and natural disasters
People
No data
No data
% of FSS beneficiaries targeted who received agricultural /non-agricultural livelihood support
People
No data
No data
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occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Response Plan 2023
https://humanitarianaction.info/plan/1109


Clusters overview

02-Dec-2024


Clusters overview

Cluster Organizations Projects Requirements ($) Funding ($) % Funded
Coordination and Support Services
10
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$9.5 million
$5 million
52.9%
Education
19
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22
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$26.2 million
$15.4 million
58.6%
Food Security
22
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35
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$209.8 million
$226.1 million
108%
Health
25
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40
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$34.6 million
$27.8 million
80.3%
Multi-cluster/Multi-Purpose Cash
15
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14
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$14.2 million
$27.4 million
193%
Protection
32
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45
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$30.1 million
$26.1 million
86.7%
Shelter and NFI Cluster
15
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27
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$26.1 million
$16.3 million
62.4%
WASH
27
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35
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$26 million
$6.1 million
23.6%
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