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Cost and management of West Bank government fleet
The study indicates that the Palestinian government spends approximately 83.3 million shekels annually on fuel and maintenance for civilian and military vehicles between 2014 and 2025, with a fleet comprising 6,088 vehicles. The vast majority of these costs come from military and security vehicles (75.46%), even though the average annual expenditure per civilian vehicle is 14,175 shekels, compared to 13,653 shekels for military vehicles. A significant percentage of the vehicles are over 10 and 15 years old, which increases expenses and impacts public funds. The study proposes strategies to reduce spending, including replacing old vehicles with modern, especially hybrid and electric models, which could save up to 21% of the total costs. It also recommends establishing a national database to monitor expenditures and improve fleet management to prevent financial waste.
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