(UNMAS) conducted an awareness training session for the staff of AlFajr Palestinian Youth Association to enhance their understanding of the risks posed by explosive remnants of war and explosive devices. @UNMAS
Field operations continue to clear rubble and open roads as part of the Project Debris Clearance to Facilitate Access to Life-Saving Services in Khan Younis Governorate,implemented by the AlFajr Palestinian Youth Association and funded by the Wafa AlMuhsineen Charity Foundation
The project increased daily operating hours from four to six, raising domestic water production from 40 to 60 cubic metres and drinking water production from 16 to 24 cubic metres per day, thereby enhancing the sustainability of water services for displaced and returning families
With support from Langtaa Songtaa for Relief and supervision by AlRahma Charitable Society,FPYA upgraded the solar energy system powering a groundwater well and desalination unit in Al-Satar, Khan Younis.
The project is funded by the Wafaa Al-Muhsineen Charity Foundation, implemented by the AlFajr Palestinian Youth Association (FPYA), supervised by the Palestinian Ministry of Public Works and Housing, and followed up in the field by Khan Younis Municipality
Highlights from the launch ceremony of the project “Debris Clearance to Facilitate Access to Life-Saving Services in Khan Younis Governorate” which aims to reopen damaged roads, facilitate the movement of residents, and improve access for humanitarian teams and essential services
The coordinator of the “Debris Clearance to Facilitate Access to Life-Saving Services in Khan Younis Governorate” project joined a UNMAS team on a field visit to inspect work sites before debris clearance begins.
AlFajr joined a coordination meeting with the Ministry of Public Works, AICRP, and Wafaa AlMohsenin to discuss developing the first phase of the debris clearance project in Khan Younis, helping reopen roads and improve access for civilians and humanitarian services.
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