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Santé néonatale et infantile à Gaza et en Cisjordanie

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24 Sept 2026

Neonatal and child health in Gaza and the West Bankevof@afd.frThu, 24 Sep, 2026 - 14:20 September 24, 2026 Désactivé Santé néonatale et infantile à Gaza et en Cisjordanie Ongoing Palestine Health and Social ProtectionGender Equality Health and Social ProtectionGender Equality Palestine Good Health and Well-being Grant The project supports the strengthening of reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health (RMNCH) services in Gaza and the West Bank, with a focus on quality of services, emergency care, and the needs of women and girls. ContextIn Gaza, the health system remains severely degraded: no hospital is fully functional, and 98% of primary healthcare centres are partially or completely destroyed. Shortages of medicines, equipment and fuel, difficulties in humanitarian access, and deteriorating water and sanitation conditions severely constrain continuity of care. In the West Bank, escalating violence, military operations and movement restrictions are seriously disrupting access to health facilities and supply chains for medicines and equipment. Around 830,000 people are in need of healthcare, while the Palestinian Authority’s severe budget constraints are affecting the financing of salaries and operating costs.DescriptionThis second phase of the joint UNICEF-UNFPA-WHO programme (2024-2028) aims to restore and strengthen neonatal and child health services in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. It strengthens emergency preparedness mechanisms to ensure continuity of services in targeted facilities and communities. In 2026, priorities include the rehabilitation of primary healthcare centres and medical points, support to frontline staff, deployment of mobile teams, and equipping neonatal and paediatric services. Finally, the project aims to better address the specific needs of women and girls in accessing health services.ImpactsThe project aims to achieve three main results: strengthen emergency preparedness mechanisms to ensure continuity of RMNCH services in targeted facilities and communities; enable women, newborns and young children to access a comprehensive package of quality, gender-sensitive reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health services; and reduce the specific barriers faced by women and girls in accessing healthcare. Implementation is underway in 2026: procurement of medicines and consumables is progressing, and an initial group of 30 primary healthcare centres has been assessed in the West Bank. In Gaza, additional resources mobilised by UNICEF are expected to extend support to 20 additional primary healthcare centres. January 1, 2024 January 1, 2028 Strengthening Ibn Sina College in Nablus 2022 - 2027PalestineFinancing amount : € 14 580 000Neonatal and child health in Gaza and the West Bank 2024 - 2028PalestineFinancing amount : € 9 000 000Hebron Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant 2015PalestineFinancing amount : € 17 500 000Neonatal and child health in Gaza and the West Bank 2024 - 2028PalestineFinancing amount : € 9 000 000Strengthening Ibn Sina College in Nablus 2022 - 2027PalestineFinancing amount : € 14 580 000 Green education for climate resilience in Iraq 2026 - 2029IraqFinancing amount : € 450 000Adresse AFD's office in Palestine

Neonatal and child health in Gaza and the West Bank evof@afd.fr Thu, 24 Sep, 2026 - 14:20 September 24, 2026 Désactivé Santé néonatale et infantile à Gaza et en Cisjordanie Ongoing Palestine Health and Social ProtectionGender Equality Health and Social ProtectionGender Equality Palestine Good Health and Well-being Grant The project supports the strengthening of reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health (RMNCH) services in Gaza and the West Bank, with a focus on quality of services, emergency care, and the needs of women and girls. Context In Gaza, the health system remains severely degraded: no hospital is fully functional, and 98% of primary healthcare centres are partially or completely destroyed. Shortages of medicines, equipment and fuel, difficulties in humanitarian access, and deteriorating water and sanitation conditions severely constrain continuity of care. In the West Bank, escalating violence, military operations and movement restrictions are seriously disrupting access to health facilities and supply chains for medicines and equipment. Around 830,000 people are in need of healthcare, while the Palestinian Authority’s severe budget constraints are affecting the financing of salaries and operating costs. Description This second phase of the joint UNICEF-UNFPA-WHO programme (2024-2028) aims to restore and strengthen neonatal and child health services in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. It strengthens emergency preparedness mechanisms to ensure continuity of services in targeted facilities and communities. In 2026, priorities include the rehabilitation of primary healthcare centres and medical points, support to frontline staff, deployment of mobile teams, and equipping neonatal and paediatric services. Finally, the project aims to better address the specific needs of women and girls in accessing health services. Impacts The project aims to achieve three main results: strengthen emergency preparedness mechanisms to ensure continuity of RMNCH services in targeted facilities and communities; enable women, newborns and young children to access a comprehensive package of quality, gender-sensitive reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health services; and reduce the specific barriers faced by women and girls in accessing healthcare. Implementation is underway in 2026: procurement of medicines and consumables is progressing, and an initial group of 30 primary healthcare centres has been assessed in the West Bank. In Gaza, additional resources mobilised by UNICEF are expected to extend support to 20 additional primary healthcare centres. January 1, 2024 January 1, 2028 In the same region Strengthening Ibn Sina College in Nablus • Health and Social Protection • Infrastructure Ongoing 2022 - 2027 Palestine Financing amount : € 14 580 000 Neonatal and child health in Gaza and the West Bank • Health and Social Protection • Gender Equality Ongoing 2024 - 2028 Palestine Financing amount : € 9 000 000 Hebron Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Water and Sanitation Ongoing 2015 Palestine Financing amount : € 17 500 000 On the same topic Neonatal and child health in Gaza and the West Bank • Health and Social Protection • Gender Equality Ongoing 2024 - 2028 Palestine Financing amount : € 9 000 000 Strengthening Ibn Sina College in Nablus • Health and Social Protection • Infrastructure Ongoing 2022 - 2027 Palestine Financing amount : € 14 580 000 Green education for climate resilience in Iraq • Education and Training • Gender Equality Ongoing 2026 - 2029 Iraq Financing amount : € 450 000 Gaza, Cisjordanie 9 000 000 € 4 years UNICEF Adresse AFD's office in Palestine

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