Supporting national mechanisms to provide critical services and generate jobs in the Occupied Palestinian Territory during crisis response

The project, titled 'Supporting national mechanisms to provide critical services and generate jobs in the Occupied Palestinian Territory during crisis response and early-recovery', is a multi-partner initiative aimed at bolstering social infrastructure and social protection within Palestine's sector. This undertaking is scheduled to commence in June 2024, with an estimated conclusion by the end of 2024. The International Labour Organization (ILO) serves as the primary implementing partner, with funding provided through voluntary pluriannual contributions from multiple international organizations. The rationale behind this project stems from the need to address the critical services gap and generate employment opportunities in Palestine during crisis response and early recovery phases. The intervention scope encompasses supporting national mechanisms that provide essential services, thereby fostering job creation within the social infrastructure. social protection sector.

The project, titled 'Supporting national mechanisms to provide critical services and generate jobs in the Occupied Palestinian Territory during crisis response and early-recovery', is a multi-partner initiative aimed at bolstering social infrastructure and social protection within Palestine's sector. This undertaking is scheduled to commence in June 2024, with an estimated conclusion by the end of 2024. The International Labour Organization (ILO) serves as the primary implementing partner, with funding provided through voluntary pluriannual contributions from multiple international organizations. The rationale behind this project stems from the need to address the critical services gap and generate employment opportunities in Palestine during crisis response and early recovery phases. The intervention scope encompasses supporting national mechanisms that provide essential services, thereby fostering job creation within the social infrastructure. social protection sector.