This technical note is an update to the 2024 Gaza injury estimate published by the World Health Organization one year ago. It was developed using the same methodology while drawing on additional data sources to triangulate findings. The report has been expanded to describe the status of rehabilitation services in Gaza, and the challenges in meeting the needs of…
Access to Healthcare: The Hidden crisis in the West Bank
This report follows the Factsheet published by Humanity & Inclusion (HI) in April 2024, titled “Escalation of violence and impacts on persons with disabilities and persons with injuries in the West Bank." At the moment of finalizing it, a ceasefire deal in Gaza was signed. In May 2024, HI conducted a survey with 16 organizations working in healthcare and emergency response in the West Bank, focusing on the reduced access to healthcare in the West Bank, particularly for people with disabilities.
Details
Publisher Name:
Humanity & Inclusion
Publisher Website:
https://www.hi-us.org/en/index
Publication Year:
2025
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Palestine
Categories:
Factsheet or brief
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