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Palestine Situation Report #12 - November 2024
Palestine Situation Report #12 - November 2024

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5

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UNFPA Palestine

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Palestine Situation Report #12 - November 2024

Publication date

07 December 2024

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Gaza is facing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe, with over 45,000 people killed, at least 111,000 injured, and nearly 1.9 million displaced multiple times, amid relentless bombardments. Women and children account for 70% of fatalities. Over 70% of Gaza’s infrastructure–from health services to water and sanitation– has been destroyed. Eighty percent (80%) of the Gaza strip is now a high risk area where people are forced to flee in search of the basics, especially in terms of safety.

The Republic of Korea commits new funding to address gender based violence and sexual and reproductive health needs in Palestine

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The Republic of Korea commits new funding to address gender based violence and sexual and reproductive health needs in Palestine

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UNFPA Representative in Palestine Mr. Nestor Owomuhangi, Minister of Health H.E. Dr. Maged Abu Ramadan, Korean Representative for Palestine Mr. Jeon Gyu-seok, and KOICA Country Representative Mr. Kim Min-jong launch the project "Providing Lifesaving and Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health and Gender-Based Violence Services in Humanitarian Settings in the Middle East" aimed at enhancing support for women and girls affected by the conflict in Gaza and the West Bank. ©UNFPA/Lisa Sabella

 

 

POSTPARTUM KIT GUIDANCE NOTE - SEPTEMBER 2024
POSTPARTUM KIT GUIDANCE NOTE - SEPTEMBER 2024

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UNFPA and the OPT Health Cluster

Number of pages

9

Author

The Sexual and Reproductive Health Working Group Gaza

Technical Reports and Document

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Publication date

05 November 2024

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The postpartum period is a critical time for mothers and newborns, who require essential hygiene and personal items, such as menstrual pads, clothes, and diapers, to ensure their well-being and health. Although these items are simple, they can significantly enhance well-being. Conversely, lacking these essentials can increase the risk of infections for mothers and newborns.

Lifelines in Crisis: Mobile Healthcare Teams in the West Bank

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Lifelines in Crisis: Mobile Healthcare Teams in the West Bank

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Duaa from the mobile healthcare team arrives at the clinic in West Bank's Al Uqban village. ©UNFPA/Lisa Sabella

Mobile healthcare teams courageously navigate areas in Area C of the West Bank, controlled by the Israeli military, to deliver essential medical services to isolated and vulnerable communities. These regions not only face movement restrictions but also experience violence from settlers, creating significant barriers to accessing basic healthcare. The dedicated teams from the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS), supported by UNFPA and working in coordination with the Palestinian Ministry of Health, reach villages of 2,000 to 3,000 residents.

Pregnancy Interrupted (Part 2/3)

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Pregnancy Interrupted (Part 2/3)

After months of being repeatedly displaced around Gaza, Malak, 22, faced an uncertain three hour drive to reach the hospital when she went into labor.

Let her describe the unthinkable struggle of bringing life into the world amid the war in Palestine.

Japan grants USD 446,428 to Reproductive Health Services in the Gaza Strip and Vulnerable Communities in the West Bank

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Japan grants USD 446,428 to Reproductive Health Services in the Gaza Strip and Vulnerable Communities in the West Bank

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Japan grants USD 446,428 to Reproductive Health Services in the Gaza Strip and Vulnerable Communities in the West Bank

RAMALLAH, State of Palestine, 8 April 2019 – The Government of Japan contributed USD 446,428 in support of UNFPA’s humanitarian response to women, girls and children protection and medical needs and combatting breast cancer in the state of Palestine.

UNFPA Palestine launches 2019 SWOP Report

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UNFPA Palestine launches 2019 SWOP Report

25 April 2019, Ramallah:  The National Population Committee – Prime Minister’s Office – and UNFPA organized a public event attended by over 80 people from various Ministries, civil society organizations, UN agencies and donors to launch UNFPA State of the World Population report entitled "Unfinished business: the pursuit of rights and choices for all".