Evaluaciones

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…

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,…

Methodology The Site Management Cluster (SMC), initiated a site monitoring exercise on 14 September to ensure accurate information is available to the humanitarian response to enabel the provision of assistance to people displaced by the Gaza City…

Gaza’s many injured will need rehabilitation care and support for years to come, WHO report 2 October 2025, Jerusalem- Nearly 42 000 people in the Gaza Strip have life-changing injuries caused by the ongoing conflict**,** according to…

The Site Management Cluster (SMC), initiated a site monitoring exercise on 14 September to ensure accurate information is available to the humanitarian response to enabel the provision of assistance to people displaced by the Gaza City…

Key findings - Gaza Strip During September, prices of essential food items like wheat flour, rice, chickpeas and sugar remained largely stable in the markets of the Gaza Strip with slight changes of their prices from week…

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