Evaluaciones

Context & Rationale As of February 2026, the population across the Gaza Strip continues to face the cumulative impacts of prolonged conflict and repeated displacement, despite the ceasefire and some reported improvements in market access and movement. Widespread…

**Key findings - Gaza Strip** With the start of Ramadan, while most items are currently available in the markets some fresh items are becoming less available showing the limitations of supply and high demand, and resultant price…

Key findings - Gaza Strip Prices for the majority of food items are currently lower than pre-ceasefire prices in the first week of October 2025, with reductions ranging from 38 to 96 percent. However, most prices remain…

Key highlights Agricultural households have faced multiple shocks. The most reported shocks were violence and/or conflict (41 percent), loss of employment (38 percent) and rising food prices (36 percent). These shocks have compounded economic hardship across the…

INTRODUCTION Gaza faces its third winter with a majority of people displaced and in deteriorating shelters. With the Gaza Strip continuing to face a high-degree of aid access restrictions, the preparation for winter has been limited and…

Making Markets Work for All is a gender-sensitive, age- and disability-inclusive assessment of markets in the Gaza Strip carried out by the Basic Needs Consortium. The purpose of this exercise was to conduct a market assessment with…

Key findings Gaza Strip With the beginning of the month of November, and the ceasefire entering its fifth week, there was an improvement in the prices of basic food commodities across all governorates in the Gaza Strip,…

This snapshot outlines the results of assessing the probability of damage to school buildings by analyzing their proximity to damaged sites identified by UNOSAT using data collected on 11 October 2025. MAIN FINDINGS ▪ This exercise indicates that…

The Gaza Strip continues to endure a deepening humanitarian crisis. Over two years of conflict have led to widespread destruction, mass displacement, and the collapse of essential WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) services. This assessment, conducted…

Key Findings • Families returning to the north are primarily motivated by untenable conditions in the south, particularly the lack of shelter (82% of KIs). They are also driven by strong emotional and social factors such as…