UN OCHA Occupied Palestinian Territory - Part 5 - Case Studies

UN OCHA OPT
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United Nations (UN) Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT)

Israel’s continuing conflict and occupation of the Palestinian territory, and the lack of respect of international humanitarian law (IHL), have resulted in a protection crisis with serious humanitarian consequences.

In 2012 OCHA will continue to play a critical role in coordination, coupled with a key focus on advocacy and analysis, to improve Palestinians’ lives and livelihoods. This will include working towards improving the freedom of movement, and addressing access and forced-displacement issues.

In 2011 OCHA developed the first inter-agency Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) advocacy strategy, providing humanitarian actors with a platform to maximize efforts to effect change. OCHA will reinforce this in 2012 and ensure that the inter-cluster forum is more operationally focused so it can rapidly and effectively respond to events.

Sourced/Compiled from (complete as of 23 July 2014):
http://www.ochaopt.org/reports.aspx?id=1010145&page=1

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Full Folder/File Directory:

01. Dislocated Communities - The Case of Khirbet Khamis | November 2013
02. The olive harvest and settler violence - the case of Al Mughayyir village | October 2013
03. The Bir Nabala / Tel al ‘Adassa Case Study | September 2013
04. Gaza’s Fishermen Case Study | July 2013
05. The Massafer Yatta Case Study | May 2013