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2022 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Livelihoods 2022 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Livelihoods In 2021, UNRWA will continue to support young Palestine refugees to improve their access to career and livelihood opportunities. While work and property ownership restrictions apply to PRL, PRS’s precarious legal situation further restricts their access to employment. In addition, the ongoing presence of nearly one million Syrian refugees, the huge economic crisis exacerbated by COVID-19 and the devastating explosion in Beirut have negatively impacted an already strained labour market and created competition between PRL, PRS, Syrian refugees and Lebanese jobseekers for a limited number of available positions. Providing access to life-skills training for Palestine refugee youth to increase their livelihood and employment opportunities is, therefore, vital and remains a key priority under this appeal. In line with its youth strategy, the Agency’s youth unit will continue to support PRS and PRL youth with employment support services to improve their access to livelihoods and allow them to live in dignity.  Under this appeal, UNRWA will provide PRS and PRL with a number of training courses including Life-Skills for Employability, Life in the Work Place and Positive Leadership. In 2021, UNRWA will continue to support young Palestine refugees to improve their access to career and livelihood opportunities. While work and property ownership restrictions apply to PRL, PRS’s precarious legal situation further restricts their access to employment. In addition, the ongoing presence of nearly one million Syrian refugees, the huge economic crisis exacerbated by COVID-19 and the devastating explosion in Beirut have negatively impacted an already strained labour market and created competition between PRL, PRS, Syrian refugees and Lebanese jobseekers for a limited number of available positions. Providing access to life-skills training for Palestine refugee youth to increase their livelihood and employment opportunities is, therefore, vital and remains a key priority under this appeal. In line with its youth strategy, the Agency’s youth unit will continue to support PRS and PRL youth with employment support services to improve their access to livelihoods and allow them to live in dignity.  Under this appeal, UNRWA will provide PRS and PRL with a number of training courses including Life-Skills for Employability, Life in the Work Place and Positive Leadership.
2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Family Health 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Family Health 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Family Health 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Family Health
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Maternal Health & Child Health Services 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Maternal Health & Child Health Services 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Maternal Health & Child Health Services 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Maternal Health & Child Health Services
2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement
SUPPORT TO PALESTINE REFUGEES IN SYRIA THROUGH PROVIDING ESSENTIAL HEALTH AND EDUCATION SERVICES (THE MONITORING, EVALUATION AND REPORTING), LEBANON SUPPORT TO PALESTINE REFUGEES IN SYRIA THROUGH PROVIDING ESSENTIAL HEALTH AND EDUCATION SERVICES (THE MONITORING, EVALUATION AND REPORTING), LEBANON SUPPORT TO PALESTINE REFUGEES IN SYRIA THROUGH PROVIDING ESSENTIAL HEALTH AND EDUCATION SERVICES (THE MONITORING, EVALUATION AND REPORTING), LEBANON SUPPORT TO PALESTINE REFUGEES IN SYRIA THROUGH PROVIDING ESSENTIAL HEALTH AND EDUCATION SERVICES (THE MONITORING, EVALUATION AND REPORTING), LEBANON
2020Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services
2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Support Services 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Support Services 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Support Services 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Support Services
2024Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC 2024Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC
SUPPORT FOR THE TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS AND THE TEACHING OF FRENCH FOR QUALITY EDUCATION IN UNRWA SCHOOLS SUPPORT FOR THE TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS AND THE TEACHING OF FRENCH FOR QUALITY EDUCATION IN UNRWA SCHOOLS SUPPORT FOR THE TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS AND THE TEACHING OF FRENCH FOR QUALITY EDUCATION IN UNRWA SCHOOLS SUPPORT FOR THE TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS AND THE TEACHING OF FRENCH FOR QUALITY EDUCATION IN UNRWA SCHOOLS
INTERACTIVE ONLINE LEARNING SYSTEM AND PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT (PSS) SERVICES INTERACTIVE ONLINE LEARNING SYSTEM AND PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT (PSS) SERVICES INTERACTIVE ONLINE LEARNING SYSTEM AND PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT (PSS) SERVICES INTERACTIVE ONLINE LEARNING SYSTEM AND PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT (PSS) SERVICES
2021Programme Budget - Syria - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities construction 2021Programme Budget - Syria - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities construction 2021Programme Budget - Syria - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities construction 2021Programme Budget - Syria - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities construction
REGIONAL PROGRAMME FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF LIVING CONDITIONS OF PALESTINE REFUGEE CAMPS (REPAC XII), GAZA REGIONAL PROGRAMME FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF LIVING CONDITIONS OF PALESTINE REFUGEE CAMPS (REPAC XII), GAZA REGIONAL PROGRAMME FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF LIVING CONDITIONS OF PALESTINE REFUGEE CAMPS (REPAC XII), GAZA REGIONAL PROGRAMME FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF LIVING CONDITIONS OF PALESTINE REFUGEE CAMPS (REPAC XII), GAZA
2023 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Emergency Health 2023 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Emergency Health In 2023, UNRWA will ensure that all PRS in Jordan continue to have unrestricted access to the Agency’s primary health care services, including preventive and curative care, through the Agency’s 25 HCs and four mobile units across Jordan. Such services will be made available to all PRS, including those who face protection issues, as well as those whose freedom of movement is limited, including PRS in KAP who will continue to be assisted through a partnership with the Jordan Health Aid Society (JHAS).  Secondary and tertiary health care to PRS, with UNRWA covering verified hospitalization costs, will also be facilitated through the Agency’s referral system to external service providers. 
The Agency will continue to implement all the necessary COVID-19 prevention measures at its health centres and facilities. This will include the provision of PPE to UNRWA health staff, cleaning and disinfection of UNRWA installations and continued availability of hygiene supplies. In 2023, UNRWA will ensure that all PRS in Jordan continue to have unrestricted access to the Agency’s primary health care services, including preventive and curative care, through the Agency’s 25 HCs and four mobile units across Jordan. Such services will be made available to all PRS, including those who face protection issues, as well as those whose freedom of movement is limited, including PRS in KAP who will continue to be assisted through a partnership with the Jordan Health Aid Society (JHAS).  Secondary and tertiary health care to PRS, with UNRWA covering verified hospitalization costs, will also be facilitated through the Agency’s referral system to external service providers. 
The Agency will continue to implement all the necessary COVID-19 prevention measures at its health centres and facilities. This will include the provision of PPE to UNRWA health staff, cleaning and disinfection of UNRWA installations and continued availability of hygiene supplies.
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection
2019 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Coordination and Management 2019 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - 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, the clusters, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), the WFP Food Security Analysis Unit and the SEFSec. 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, the clusters, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), the WFP Food Security Analysis Unit and the SEFSec.
SUPPORTING GAZA FAMILIES DURING EID AL-ADHA 2019 SUPPORTING GAZA FAMILIES DURING EID AL-ADHA 2019 SUPPORTING GAZA FAMILIES DURING EID AL-ADHA 2019 SUPPORTING GAZA FAMILIES DURING EID AL-ADHA 2019
2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Basic Education - Elementary Education 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Basic Education - Elementary Education 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Basic Education - Elementary Education 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Basic Education - Elementary Education
REVIEW OF THE UNRWA REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: FINANCE REVIEW OF THE UNRWA REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: FINANCE REVIEW OF THE UNRWA REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: FINANCE REVIEW OF THE UNRWA REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: FINANCE
2020Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Solid Waste Management
2023Programme Budget - Syria - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2023Programme Budget - Syria - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2023Programme Budget - Syria - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2023Programme Budget - Syria - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services
RECONSTRUCTION, FURNISHING, EQUIPPING AND MAINTAINING OF A NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND HEALTH CENTERS, AND REHABILITATION OF HOUSING UNITS IN JERUSALEM AND WEST BANK IN PALESTINE RECONSTRUCTION, FURNISHING, EQUIPPING AND MAINTAINING OF A NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND HEALTH CENTERS, AND REHABILITATION OF HOUSING UNITS IN JERUSALEM AND WEST BANK IN PALESTINE RECONSTRUCTION, FURNISHING, EQUIPPING AND MAINTAINING OF A NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND HEALTH CENTERS, AND REHABILITATION OF HOUSING UNITS IN JERUSALEM AND WEST BANK IN PALESTINE RECONSTRUCTION, FURNISHING, EQUIPPING AND MAINTAINING OF A NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND HEALTH CENTERS, AND REHABILITATION OF HOUSING UNITS IN JERUSALEM AND WEST BANK IN PALESTINE
2024 oPt Emergency Appeal - HQ - Coordination and Management UNRWA will uphold various HQ functions to support emergency operations. This includes additional expertise in key programmatic interventions, logistics, information management, coordination and reporting, as well as necessary travel, communications and administrative needs and functions to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of humanitarian efforts. Needs assessments and real time evaluations will be conducted to support evidence-based response.
2020Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2020Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management
2024Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2024Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services
2024 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Emergency preparedness UNRWA will maintain an up-to-date preparedness plan and will need to acquire certain assets that will facilitate operational readiness. These include updated telecommunication systems and the procurement of contingency stocks, including NFIs for at least 13,000 displaced people hosted in the 12 designated emergency shelters across the country.
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, RWTC) 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, RWTC)
2022Programme Budget - HQ - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2022Programme Budget - HQ - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2022Programme Budget - HQ - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2022Programme Budget - HQ - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection
2024 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Education in Emergencies UNRWA will provide transportation for over 766 children and teachers to enable them to reach their schools safely. UNRWA will also implement two catch-up programmes, one for 35 days during the summer, and a second on Saturdays from September to December 2024, focused on those schools that were most impacted by intermittent closures: 22,500 students will receive learning support through catch up classes, and through specific support on core subjects such as mathematics and Arabic.
2022Programme Budget - Gaza - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2022Programme Budget - Gaza - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2022Programme Budget - Gaza - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection 2022Programme Budget - Gaza - PROTECTION - Protection - General Protection
2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Relief & Social Services Programme - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Relief & Social Services Programme - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Relief & Social Services Programme - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Relief & Social Services Programme - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT)
REIMBURSEMENT FOR LOGISTICS FEES FOR THE 2021 DREAM BAGS CONTRIBUTION, LEBANON REIMBURSEMENT FOR LOGISTICS FEES FOR THE 2021 DREAM BAGS CONTRIBUTION, LEBANON REIMBURSEMENT FOR LOGISTICS FEES FOR THE 2021 DREAM BAGS CONTRIBUTION, LEBANON REIMBURSEMENT FOR LOGISTICS FEES FOR THE 2021 DREAM BAGS CONTRIBUTION, LEBANON
CIPS (CAMP IMPROVEMENT PLANS) IN ACTION, STRENGTHENING CAMP IMPROVEMENT PLANNING IN LEBANON CIPS (CAMP IMPROVEMENT PLANS) IN ACTION, STRENGTHENING CAMP IMPROVEMENT PLANNING IN LEBANON
2021Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - School Health Services 2021Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - School Health Services 2021Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - School Health Services 2021Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - School Health Services
UNRWA USA SUPPORT TO LFO DISABILITY INCLUSION, LEBANON UNRWA USA SUPPORT TO LFO DISABILITY INCLUSION, LEBANON UNRWA USA SUPPORT TO LFO DISABILITY INCLUSION, LEBANON UNRWA USA SUPPORT TO LFO DISABILITY INCLUSION, LEBANON
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Camp Improvement - Camp Improvement Urban Planning and Impl 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Camp Improvement - Camp Improvement Urban Planning and Impl
2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Social Safety Net Food and Cash 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Social Safety Net Food and Cash 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Social Safety Net Food and Cash 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Social Safety Net Food and Cash
2024Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Maternal Health & Child Health Services 2024Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Maternal Health & Child Health Services
2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Shelter, including transitional shelter cash assistance shel 2022 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Shelter, including transitional shelter cash assistance shel In the West Bank, UNRWA plans to support 200 poor refugee households (including 58 female-headed households) living in substandard shelters in Palestine refugee camps.  Assistance will be provided through a self-help approach and will allow refugees to conduct essential rehabilitation works to their shelters. In the West Bank, UNRWA plans to support 200 poor refugee households (including 58 female-headed households) living in substandard shelters in Palestine refugee camps.  Assistance will be provided through a self-help approach and will allow refugees to conduct essential rehabilitation works to their shelters.
2020Programme Budget - Gaza - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management 2020Programme Budget - Gaza - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - ICIP Planning and Management
2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WSTC, 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WSTC, 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WSTC, 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Trade Courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WSTC,
ADOPT A SCHOOL INITIATIVE IN GAZA BEIT LAHIA BOYS  SCHOOL-SCHOLASTIC YEAR (2018/2019) ADOPT A SCHOOL INITIATIVE IN GAZA BEIT LAHIA BOYS  SCHOOL-SCHOLASTIC YEAR (2018/2019) ADOPT A SCHOOL INITIATIVE IN GAZA BEIT LAHIA BOYS  SCHOOL-SCHOLASTIC YEAR (2018/2019) ADOPT A SCHOOL INITIATIVE IN GAZA BEIT LAHIA BOYS  SCHOOL-SCHOLASTIC YEAR (2018/2019)
2020 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Capacity and Management Support 2020 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Capacity and Management Support Management, coordination and technical staff are essential for UNRWA to deliver timely and effective humanitarian assistance, to ensure efficient coordination with relevant stakeholders and to enhance advocacy on behalf of Palestine refugees. UNRWA will continue to build staff capacity regarding neutrality, to comply with the UNRWA regulatory framework in relation to AVAC and the prevention of SEA, and to participate in humanitarian coordination mechanisms at country level, including the humanitarian sectors and the HCT.  While the vast majority of posts will continue to be filled by Palestine refugees, UNRWA will maintain some international capacity, particularly specialist staff in the fields of humanitarian response, protection, logistics and grants management. Management, coordination and technical staff are essential for UNRWA to deliver timely and effective humanitarian assistance, to ensure efficient coordination with relevant stakeholders and to enhance advocacy on behalf of Palestine refugees. UNRWA will continue to build staff capacity regarding neutrality, to comply with the UNRWA regulatory framework in relation to AVAC and the prevention of SEA, and to participate in humanitarian coordination mechanisms at country level, including the humanitarian sectors and the HCT.  While the vast majority of posts will continue to be filled by Palestine refugees, UNRWA will maintain some international capacity, particularly specialist staff in the fields of humanitarian response, protection, logistics and grants management.
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Social Safety Net Food and Cash 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Social Safety Net Food and Cash 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Social Safety Net Food and Cash 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Social Safety Net Food and Cash