Livelihoods and lives of people living in the Gaza Strip have been devastated by over 1000 days of near complete blockade. However, with the investment of simple inputs and increased access to land, the Agriculture Sector has the potential to make substantial improvements to the quality of life, food security and nutrition of an estimated 1.5 million Palestinian people.

Gaza Response Activity Database (GRAD) is established as a coordination tool for the sectors and clusters to be able to establish Who is doing What Where on an activity level since the Gaza crisis. The GRAD is an on-line database and is continuously updated by the agencies working in Gaza. This summary gives an overview of the situation as reported 1 June. The report shows completed and ongoing activities.

OCHA humanitarian update on Gaza crisis, 24 - 30 March 2009. This report focuses on the humanitarian situation - casualties, food, health, shelter, water and sanitation, electricity and fuel, access and crossings as well as priority needs.

OCHA humanitarian update on Gaza crisis, 17 - 23 March 2009. This report focuses on the humanitarian situation - casualties, food, health, shelter, water and sanitation, electricity and fuel, access and crossings as well as priority needs.