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2023 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - EMERGENCY CASH ASSISTANCE In 2023, UNRWA plans to provide unconditional and non-restricted cash assistance through its e-card modality to an estimated 20,059 abject poor refugee individuals in the West Bank, inside and outside of the 19 refugee camps. This modality provides cash to vulnerable refugees who live on less than two dollars a day, through bank debit cards in partnership with the Bank of Palestine. Beneficiaries are targeted following assessments by UNRWA social workers. The poverty level of the households is assessed using a Proxy Means Test Formula (PMTF). Each household identified receives 125 New Israeli Shekels (ILS) (approx. US$ 35) per person per quarter.
EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT OF UNRWA HEALTH SERVICES: ACCESS TO QUALITY, COMPREHENSIVE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES (SYRIA) EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT OF UNRWA HEALTH SERVICES: ACCESS TO QUALITY, COMPREHENSIVE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES (SYRIA) EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT OF UNRWA HEALTH SERVICES: ACCESS TO QUALITY, COMPREHENSIVE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES (SYRIA) EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT OF UNRWA HEALTH SERVICES: ACCESS TO QUALITY, COMPREHENSIVE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES (SYRIA)
OFFERING EMERGENCY EDUCATION AND LIFESAVING FOOD ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE GAZA STRIP OFFERING EMERGENCY EDUCATION AND LIFESAVING FOOD ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE GAZA STRIP OFFERING EMERGENCY EDUCATION AND LIFESAVING FOOD ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE GAZA STRIP OFFERING EMERGENCY EDUCATION AND LIFESAVING FOOD ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE GAZA STRIP
2022Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2022Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2022Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2022Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT)
UNRWA LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY PROGRAMME:  FOSTERING ACCOUNTABILITY AND COMPLIANCE WITH INTEGRITY, NEUTRALITY AND STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP UNRWA LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY PROGRAMME:  FOSTERING ACCOUNTABILITY AND COMPLIANCE WITH INTEGRITY, NEUTRALITY AND STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP
2022Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation and Livelihoods 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation and Livelihoods 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation and Livelihoods 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation and Livelihoods
2022 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Cash Assistance for Essential Needs 2022 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Cash Assistance for Essential Needs The Agency will continue to provide this assistance based on a targeted approach introduced in 2019, prioritizing refugees assessed as most vulnerable with a higher cash transfer. In 2021, it is expected that around 140,000 Palestine refugees will be assessed as most vulnerable based on the four vulnerability categories used by UNRWA (female headed households, families with persons with disabilities, families headed by an older person and unaccompanied minors/orphans). 

In order to adjust to the challenges of rising inflation and the additional economic hardship caused by COVID-19, the Agency, in coordination with relevant humanitarian sectors in Syria, has reviewed the value of its cash transfers based on the adjusted poverty line and will look to increase this in 2021.  UNRWA aims to provide most vulnerable Palestine refugees with US$ 27 per person per month, while the remaining caseload will receive US$ 16 per person per month. Through its partners, comprising a network of banks and private companies present in all regions of Syria, the Agency will continue to provide cash assistance in a flexible and timely manner with minimal financial risk. COVID-19 prevention measures will remain in place at cash and food distribution points. In 2021, UNRWA also plans to extend the use of ATMs in its cash programmes. Some 50,000 ATM cards will be issued, distributed and credited to selected beneficiaries, on top of the 10,000 cards already issued in 2019. The Agency will continue to provide this assistance based on a targeted approach introduced in 2019, prioritizing refugees assessed as most vulnerable with a higher cash transfer. In 2021, it is expected that around 140,000 Palestine refugees will be assessed as most vulnerable based on the four vulnerability categories used by UNRWA (female headed households, families with persons with disabilities, families headed by an older person and unaccompanied minors/orphans). 

In order to adjust to the challenges of rising inflation and the additional economic hardship caused by COVID-19, the Agency, in coordination with relevant humanitarian sectors in Syria, has reviewed the value of its cash transfers based on the adjusted poverty line and will look to increase this in 2021.  UNRWA aims to provide most vulnerable Palestine refugees with US$ 27 per person per month, while the remaining caseload will receive US$ 16 per person per month. Through its partners, comprising a network of banks and private companies present in all regions of Syria, the Agency will continue to provide cash assistance in a flexible and timely manner with minimal financial risk. COVID-19 prevention measures will remain in place at cash and food distribution points. In 2021, UNRWA also plans to extend the use of ATMs in its cash programmes. Some 50,000 ATM cards will be issued, distributed and credited to selected beneficiaries, on top of the 10,000 cards already issued in 2019.
COORDINATOR FOR UNRWA SEXUAL MISCONDUCT TASK FORCE WITH TECHNICAL LEGAL AND PROTECTION EXPERTISE COORDINATOR FOR UNRWA SEXUAL MISCONDUCT TASK FORCE WITH TECHNICAL LEGAL AND PROTECTION EXPERTISE COORDINATOR FOR UNRWA SEXUAL MISCONDUCT TASK FORCE WITH TECHNICAL LEGAL AND PROTECTION EXPERTISE COORDINATOR FOR UNRWA SEXUAL MISCONDUCT TASK FORCE WITH TECHNICAL LEGAL AND PROTECTION EXPERTISE
2020Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Psychosocial Support Programme 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Psychosocial Support Programme 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Psychosocial Support Programme 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Psychosocial Support Programme
2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Emergency Assistance (RSS) 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Emergency Assistance (RSS) 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Emergency Assistance (RSS) 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Emergency Assistance (RSS)
2021Programme Budget - HQ - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management
FINANCING OF A REGIONAL OMBUDSMAN (AT P-5 LEVEL) IN THE UN OFFICE OF A REGIONAL OMBUDSMAN IN AMMAN IN SUPPORT OF UNRWA FINANCING OF A REGIONAL OMBUDSMAN (AT P-5 LEVEL) IN THE UN OFFICE OF A REGIONAL OMBUDSMAN IN AMMAN IN SUPPORT OF UNRWA FINANCING OF A REGIONAL OMBUDSMAN (AT P-5 LEVEL) IN THE UN OFFICE OF A REGIONAL OMBUDSMAN IN AMMAN IN SUPPORT OF UNRWA FINANCING OF A REGIONAL OMBUDSMAN (AT P-5 LEVEL) IN THE UN OFFICE OF A REGIONAL OMBUDSMAN IN AMMAN IN SUPPORT OF UNRWA
2020Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support
FIRST YEAR STAFF COSTS FOR JPO, MS FRANCESCA PEZZOLA, IN UNITED STATES, NEW YORK -  ASSOCIATE SPECIAL PROJECTS AND ADVOCACY OFFICER FIRST YEAR STAFF COSTS FOR JPO, MS FRANCESCA PEZZOLA, IN UNITED STATES, NEW YORK -  ASSOCIATE SPECIAL PROJECTS AND ADVOCACY OFFICER FIRST YEAR STAFF COSTS FOR JPO, MS FRANCESCA PEZZOLA, IN UNITED STATES, NEW YORK -  ASSOCIATE SPECIAL PROJECTS AND ADVOCACY OFFICER FIRST YEAR STAFF COSTS FOR JPO, MS FRANCESCA PEZZOLA, IN UNITED STATES, NEW YORK -  ASSOCIATE SPECIAL PROJECTS AND ADVOCACY OFFICER
2019 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Emergency Health 2019 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Emergency Health The Agency will provide lifesaving emergency drugs to 8,056 cases requiring urgent medical attention, and will support patients recovering from injuries sustained during the demonstration with physiotherapy sessions. In addition, to ensure that refugees who lack the means have access to life-saving medical care, UNRWA will offer subsidies to 3,500 patients in support of secondary and/or tertiary care at non-Agency facilities.22 It is expected that school health team screenings will assess 93,683 students (45,604 females and 48,079 males), conducting in-depth medical assessments for approximately 12,011 refugee students referred through school health team screenings or identified by UNRWA teachers as having additional learning needs.23  The Agency will provide students in need with medical treatment and assistive devices, such as hearing aids, artificial limbs, glasses, orthopedic shoes and psychosocial counselling, if required. The Agency will provide lifesaving emergency drugs to 8,056 cases requiring urgent medical attention, and will support patients recovering from injuries sustained during the demonstration with physiotherapy sessions. In addition, to ensure that refugees who lack the means have access to life-saving medical care, UNRWA will offer subsidies to 3,500 patients in support of secondary and/or tertiary care at non-Agency facilities.22 It is expected that school health team screenings will assess 93,683 students (45,604 females and 48,079 males), conducting in-depth medical assessments for approximately 12,011 refugee students referred through school health team screenings or identified by UNRWA teachers as having additional learning needs.23  The Agency will provide students in need with medical treatment and assistive devices, such as hearing aids, artificial limbs, glasses, orthopedic shoes and psychosocial counselling, if required.
2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, RWTC) 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, RWTC) 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, RWTC) 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, RWTC)
2022Programme Budget - Syria - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Water, sanitation, hygiene operations 2022Programme Budget - Syria - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Water, sanitation, hygiene operations 2022Programme Budget - Syria - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Water, sanitation, hygiene operations 2022Programme Budget - Syria - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Water, sanitation, hygiene operations
2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection
2020 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Coordination and Management 2020 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Coordination and Management UNRWA requires additional capacity to reinforce the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of emergency interventions, ensure the safety and security of staff and refugees and safeguard the neutrality of its facilities. This is vital for the efficient and effective delivery of services and to maintain and further develop capacity to respond to rapid-onset emergencies.  Resources are also needed to ensure effective coordination with other humanitarian organisations, bilaterally and through established multi-agency structures, including the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), the clusters, UN Agencies and NGOs.

UNRWA will strengthen its emergency preparedness and risk management capabilities in Gaza and the West Bank through a continued focus on warehouse stockpiling, staff training, engagement in inter-agency preparedness and planning activities, and the refinement and testing of internal mechanisms and protocols.  This will include the development and maintenance of functional rosters to ensure effective and timely responses; strengthening preparedness in the areas of emergency WASH, food and non-food items (NFIs); and continuous coordination with the Israeli authorities for the importation of necessary materials, including those considered ‘dual-use’ that support the operation of the emergency programme. UNRWA requires additional capacity to reinforce the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of emergency interventions, ensure the safety and security of staff and refugees and safeguard the neutrality of its facilities. This is vital for the efficient and effective delivery of services and to maintain and further develop capacity to respond to rapid-onset emergencies.  Resources are also needed to ensure effective coordination with other humanitarian organisations, bilaterally and through established multi-agency structures, including the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), the clusters, UN Agencies and NGOs.

UNRWA will strengthen its emergency preparedness and risk management capabilities in Gaza and the West Bank through a continued focus on warehouse stockpiling, staff training, engagement in inter-agency preparedness and planning activities, and the refinement and testing of internal mechanisms and protocols.  This will include the development and maintenance of functional rosters to ensure effective and timely responses; strengthening preparedness in the areas of emergency WASH, food and non-food items (NFIs); and continuous coordination with the Israeli authorities for the importation of necessary materials, including those considered ‘dual-use’ that support the operation of the emergency programme.
SUPPORT TO UNRWA'S NEUTRALITY RISK MANAGEMENT (APPROVED REPROGRAMMING) SUPPORT TO UNRWA'S NEUTRALITY RISK MANAGEMENT (APPROVED REPROGRAMMING) SUPPORT TO UNRWA'S NEUTRALITY RISK MANAGEMENT (APPROVED REPROGRAMMING) SUPPORT TO UNRWA'S NEUTRALITY RISK MANAGEMENT (APPROVED REPROGRAMMING)
ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEE CHILDREN IN LEBANON (IN KIND DONATION) ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEE CHILDREN IN LEBANON (IN KIND DONATION) ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEE CHILDREN IN LEBANON (IN KIND DONATION) ASSISTANCE TO PALESTINE REFUGEE CHILDREN IN LEBANON (IN KIND DONATION)
QUESTIONNAIRES OF THE THREE STUDIES (GYTS, GSHS, AND G-SHPPS) INCLUDES TRAINING. QUESTIONNAIRES OF THE THREE STUDIES (GYTS, GSHS, AND G-SHPPS) INCLUDES TRAINING. QUESTIONNAIRES OF THE THREE STUDIES (GYTS, GSHS, AND G-SHPPS) INCLUDES TRAINING. QUESTIONNAIRES OF THE THREE STUDIES (GYTS, GSHS, AND G-SHPPS) INCLUDES TRAINING.
2022Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Professional Support
2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Health - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Health - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Health - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Health - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services
2020Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services
EQUIPMENT AND REHABILITATION IN NABLUS 2023, WEST BANK EQUIPMENT AND REHABILITATION IN NABLUS 2023, WEST BANK EQUIPMENT AND REHABILITATION IN NABLUS 2023, WEST BANK EQUIPMENT AND REHABILITATION IN NABLUS 2023, WEST BANK
ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH SERVICES FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES: IMPROVING THE PROVISION OF QUALITY HEALTH CARE AND MEDICINES IN UNRWA HEALTH CENTRES IN LEBANON ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH SERVICES FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES: IMPROVING THE PROVISION OF QUALITY HEALTH CARE AND MEDICINES IN UNRWA HEALTH CENTRES IN LEBANON ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH SERVICES FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES: IMPROVING THE PROVISION OF QUALITY HEALTH CARE AND MEDICINES IN UNRWA HEALTH CENTRES IN LEBANON ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH SERVICES FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES: IMPROVING THE PROVISION OF QUALITY HEALTH CARE AND MEDICINES IN UNRWA HEALTH CENTRES IN LEBANON
2023Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services
2024 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Emergency Food Assistance UNRWA will provide 155,500 most vulnerable Palestine refugees with food baskets during four distribution rounds to mitigate their vulnerability caused by the devaluation of the currency, high inflation and increase in prices of basic commodities.
2024Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Family Health 2024Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Family Health
2024Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - School Health Services 2024Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - School Health Services
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT
2020Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health
EMERGENCY GRANT AID IN RESPONSE TO THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN IRAQ, SYRIA AND NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES, LEBANON EMERGENCY GRANT AID IN RESPONSE TO THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN IRAQ, SYRIA AND NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES, LEBANON EMERGENCY GRANT AID IN RESPONSE TO THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN IRAQ, SYRIA AND NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES, LEBANON EMERGENCY GRANT AID IN RESPONSE TO THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN IRAQ, SYRIA AND NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES, LEBANON
2021Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services 2021Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Secondary Hospital Services
2024Programme Budget - Jordan - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2024Programme Budget - Jordan - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection
ASSESSMENT, SELECTION, AND PREPARATION FOR UNRWA’S ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) TRANSFORMATION ASSESSMENT, SELECTION, AND PREPARATION FOR UNRWA’S ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) TRANSFORMATION
2021Programme Budget - Syria - Executive Direction 2021Programme Budget - Syria - Executive Direction 2021Programme Budget - Syria - Executive Direction 2021Programme Budget - Syria - Executive Direction
2021Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection
2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Emergency Cash Assistance 2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Emergency Cash Assistance The global outbreak of COVID-19 is putting further pressure on the already deteriorating socioeconomic situation in Gaza. To mitigate this additional socio-economic hardship, the Agency plans provide a one-off unconditional cash transfer of US$ 40 per person to 45,000 extremely vulnerable Palestine refugees per quarter (with an annual target of 180,000) to help cover their essential needs. Assistance will be provided to the at-risk families identified based on UNRWA’s vulnerability criteria, including households headed by females, households headed by older persons or adolescents, and persons with disabilities. The status of the listed beneficiaries will be further verified by UNRWA relief and social workers. The global outbreak of COVID-19 is putting further pressure on the already deteriorating socioeconomic situation in Gaza. To mitigate this additional socio-economic hardship, the Agency plans provide a one-off unconditional cash transfer of US$ 40 per person to 45,000 extremely vulnerable Palestine refugees per quarter (with an annual target of 180,000) to help cover their essential needs. Assistance will be provided to the at-risk families identified based on UNRWA’s vulnerability criteria, including households headed by females, households headed by older persons or adolescents, and persons with disabilities. The status of the listed beneficiaries will be further verified by UNRWA relief and social workers.