Survey

The Association of International Development Agencies (AIDA), representing 84 international humanitarian and development agencies working in the oPt, conducted a survey of its members to assess and quantify the impact these restrictions have on the effectiveness of aid delivery to communities in the oPt.

The Socio-Economic and Food Security (SEFSec) survey is part of a broader monitoring system in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) to be institutionalized within the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS). The purpose of the SEFSec is to gauge changes in the living conditions of Palestinian households by monitoring socio-economic and food security indicators which emerged out of a need for timely information complementing the Palestinian Expenditure and Consumption Survey (PECS).

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This survey summarises the first statistics available on food security and nutrition conditions among herder communities in Area C. The survey does not provide trends, nor does it offer indepth analysis of the findings. The data presented here provide a snapshot of conditions for about a tenth of the households in Area C during the month of October 2009.

Inside Gaza: Attitudes and perceptions of the Gaza Strip residents in the aftermath of the Israeli military operations

Phone survey conducted to assess the perceptions of the population in the Gaza Strip on their needs and on the damage after the Israeli military operations between 27 December 2008 and 17 January 2009.

During the period 4-8 February, Near East Consulting (NEC) conducted a health survey of over 1,100 randomly selected Palestinians in the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem; 781 of the interviews were successfully completed. The survey covered a number of issues relating to family health and well, including mental health, the prevalence of different diseases, health insurance and medical coverage, obstacles to health care service delivery, quality of health services and evaluations of healthcare professionals. Interviews were conducted by telephone.

Findings of a field survey of 8 different industries