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Gaza's Massive Debris Cleanup
UN teams in Gaza face a significant challenge in clearing around 61 million tons of war debris. This cleanup operation is among the largest in modern history, requiring between 7 to 10 years and billions of dollars. To date, only about 907,000 tons have been removed, with less than 1.5% of the total processed and reused. The infrastructure has been severely damaged, and restrictions have hampered access to equipment. Additionally, there are health and environmental risks posed by unexploded remnants and bodies buried under the rubble, complicating debris removal efforts and delaying reconstruction. Reconstruction efforts depend on sorting and reusing debris in infrastructure projects, but face challenges related to handling hazardous materials and unexploded ordnance.
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