Shu'ath a mini agency for Gaza recovery
The National Committee for the Management of the Gaza Strip has announced an early recovery plan encompassing 71 programs across various sectors, with the aim of unifying service management and shifting from fragmented efforts to a single, coordinated approach. The plan includes establishing a small governmental body to oversee the management of the sector during the transitional phase, focusing on providing essential services, rehabilitating infrastructure, and supporting the economy. Emphasis is also placed on preparing for the return of the educational process and reducing dependency on tents, especially with winter approaching. Additionally, the "Peace Council" revealed an international plan valued at $2.45 billion for an initial six-month phase, which includes projects related to infrastructure, security, health, and education. The damages in the sector are estimated at approximately $35.2 billion, with future needs projected to reach $71.4 billion over ten years. Implementation is still pending, depending on the availability of funding and political and security arrangements, amid challenges related to transferring responsibilities and the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
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