UNRWA Stabilisierung und Basisversorgung im Kontext der Corona-Krise, Phase II UNRWA Stabilization and Basic Supply in the Context of the Corona Crisis II Rund 2,3 Millionen Menschen und damit fast die Hälfte der in den Palästinensischen Gebieten lebenden Menschen sind Flüchtlinge, etwa ein Drittel von ihnen in Flüchtlingslagern. Die wiederholten Eskalationen der Gewalt beeinträchtigen erheblich den dortigen Zugang zu medizinischer Versorgung und Schulbildung palästinensischer Flüchtlinge. Die Ausbreitung des Coronavirus seit Anfang 2020 hat weitere negative Folgen für das bereits strukturell überlastete Gesundheitssystem. Insbesondere im Gazastreifen führen umfangreiche Beschränkungen des Waren- und Personenverkehrs, regelmäßigen Stromausfälle und fehlende finanziellen Mittel in den letzten Jahren zu verheerenden Auswirkungen auf die Verfügbarkeit, Zugänglichkeit und Qualität von Gesundheitsleistungen.Ziel des Vorhabens ist, den Zugang zu medizinischer Basisversorgung - einschließlich der Identifikation von Corona-Verdachtsfällen und Schutzimpfungen - sowie Schulbildung für Palästina-Flüchtlinge im Gazastreifen und im Westjordanland, die von multidimensionaler Armut betroffen sind, während und nach der Corona-Pandemie aufrechtzuerhalten. Damit soll ein Beitrag zur Stärkung der Resilienz von Palästina-Flüchtlingen sowie zur Reduzierung des Konfliktpotenzials, das sich aufgrund der prekären sozioökonomischen Lage und des sehr hohen Drucks auf Ressourcen und Dienstleistungen innerhalb der Lager und für die dort lebenden Flüchtlinge ergibt, geleistet werden. Durch die Finanzierung von medizinischem Fachpersonal in UNRWA Gesundheitszentren sowie Lehrpersonal in UNRWA Schulen werden indirekt voraussichtlich 138.000 Flüchtlingen in Gaza sowie und rund 96.000 Schülern in Gaza und im Westjordanland von der Maßnahme profitieren. Da UNRWA Mitarbeiter ganz überwiegend selbst Palästina-Flüchtlinge sind, leistet die Fortführung der Gehaltszahlungen während und nach der Coronakrise gleichzeitig einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Einkommenssicherung der Zielgruppe. The Israeli-Arab wars since 1948 have caused significant displacement of Palestinians. Around 2.3 million people, almost half of the people living in the Palestinian Territories, are refugees registered with the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees and about a third of them live in refugee camps. Repeated escalations of violence continue to affect their access to medical care and schooling. Particularly in the Gaza Strip, persistent restrictions on the movement of goods and people, regular power outages and lack of resources have a devastating impact on the availability, accessibility and quality of health services. The spread of the coronavirus since the beginning of 2020 has further increased demands on the already overstretched public health system. The aim of the project is to provide access to basic medical care - including the detection of suspected COVID-19 infections and the provision of vaccinations - in UNRWA Health Centers in Gaza as well as to maintain access to education to Palestine refugee children in UNRWA schools the Gaza Strip and in the West Bank during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. This will contribute to strengthening the resilience of Palestine refugees, whose precarious socio-economic conditions have further eroded due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and to reducing the potential for conflict that arises due to high levels of poverty among the refugee population and the pressures on resources and services within the camps.Funding for medical professionals in UNRWA health centers and teaching staff in UNRWA schools is expected to indirectly benefit 138,000 refugees in Gaza and around 96,000 students in Gaza and the West Bank. Since UNRWA employees are predominantly Palestine refugees themselves, the continuation of salary payments during and after the COVID-19 pandemic also makes an important contribution to securing the income of the target group. Sicherstellung und verbesserter Zugang sowie qualitativ verbesserte und effizientere Bereitstellung von Gesundheits- und Bildungsdienstleistungen während und nach der Corona-Pandemie, welche auf die Bedürfnisse der Palästina-Flüchtlinge zugeschnitten sind. The Israeli-Arab wars since 1948 have caused significant displacement of Palestinians. Around 2.3 million people, almost half of the people living in the Palestinian Territories, are refugees registered with the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees and about a third of them live in refugee camps. Repeated escalations of violence continue to affect their access to medical care and schooling. Particularly in the Gaza Strip, persistent restrictions on the movement of goods and people, regular power outages and lack of resources have a devastating impact on the availability, accessibility and quality of health services. The spread of the coronavirus since the beginning of 2020 has further increased demands on the already overstretched public health system. The aim of the project is to provide access to basic medical care - including the detection of suspected COVID-19 infections and the provision of vaccinations - in UNRWA Health Centers in Gaza as well as to maintain access to education to Palestine refugee children in UNRWA schools the Gaza Strip and in the West Bank during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. This will contribute to strengthening the resilience of Palestine refugees, whose precarious socio-economic conditions have further eroded due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and to reducing the potential for conflict that arises due to high levels of poverty among the refugee population and the pressures on resources and services within the camps.Funding for medical professionals in UNRWA health centers and teaching staff in UNRWA schools is expected to indirectly benefit 138,000 refugees in Gaza and around 96,000 students in Gaza and the West Bank. Since UNRWA employees are predominantly Palestine refugees themselves, the continuation of salary payments during and after the COVID-19 pandemic also makes an important contribution to securing the income of the target group.