Increasing production capacity of the agricultural assets to small male and female farmers who are most fragile and vulnerable to humanitarian crises in Khan Yunis and Deir Al Balah. Reference to the HRP project number OPT-17/A/96914
The project is restoring and enhancing the productive capacity of vulnerable and affected farmers and households, to increase production capacity of the agricultural assets to small male and female farmers who are most fragile and vulnerable to humanitarian crises in Khan Yunis and Deir Al Balah in the Gaza Strip. The project reliable to HRP and totally linked to FSS, MoA strategies, and top priorities,
The project is to rehabilitate 200 dunum of destroyed land to produce (600-700) ton of vegetables to food insecure communities. 
The project is considered a complementary package for ( 50 female and  50 male farmers)to rehabilitate  200 dunum, two dunums for each farmer.   The rehabilitation land includes tilling of the land, fertilization, irrigation networks, cultivation of seedling which will be covered by Anti-virus net to protect them from the weather or the pests. The rehabilitating operations are done in parallel with rehabilitating two destroyed water wells in the same areas with discharge (40-45) cubic meter per hour enough to irrigate the rehabilitated land in addition to other surrounded houses for hygiene and irrigate houses backyard garden planted with vegetables and other house used food. 
The project extension two lines of water carrier( 4 inch ), from the two rehabilitated wells to rehabilitated lands and the surrounded houses. 
The project improves 100 female and male capacities through providing them the most necessary training in best practices in farming and nature disaster management that contributes positively in the project's suitability after withdrawal from the project.
The project offers temporary working days (100 days for technical and 300 working days) for unemployed persons to carry out the rehabilitation of the land, that well be reflected positively on their life standers.

The project takes into consideration the gender mainstreaming throughout the entire project management cycle based on equal equality, and dignity among beneficiaries. More than 50 female household farmers and the same number of household male farmer benefited directly from the project in addition to their families' members with the total number of 580 inhabitants based on "do no harm" concepts and procedures. Furthermore, similar number households benefiting from connecting their houses with water for houses uses and backyard gardens. Beneficiaries are selected from lists of War 2014 affected farmers in full coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and the FSS to avoid any duplication. Two local neighborhood committees will be formed from the key persons, women organization representatives', official persons from the local authorities to cooperate with the project management to implement the project in peace manner and on "do no harm" basis. The project is six months duration, Most of its activities are carried out in parallel on cost effectiveness manner the land and wells rehabilitation, and water carriers' activities at the same time. The project gets 100 affected vulnerable farmers back to their normal life farming, producing vegetables, generating income after more than 34 months of the war August 2014. Contribute to secure food (600-700) ton of vegetables,
The project is sustained one that farmers return back to their normal life after a human-made disaster with full means of production recovery, better spirits and encourage them to restart production generating income enough to match their  daily expenditure and replant  again in next seasons. The project design taking into consideration the recent assumption that indicated the strong  possibility to implement the project safely. In other hands the association assess the risk carefully and create alternative plans to minimize risk if happened