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PSE Humanitarian Aid Requirements
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This resource contains vital statistics and information detailing the financial requirements and the subsequent allocation of funds for various initiatives operating within the occupied Palestinian territory. The data is intended for use in humanitarian, development, and socio-economic analysis concerning the territories under occupation. By utilising this material, stakeholders can effectively evaluate the effect of aid spending, monitor advancements toward specific development objectives, and maintain financial accountability in regional efforts.
Columns
The dataset features several critical fields for tracing financial transactions:
- date: Records the dates associated with the financial entries, spanning from 23 February 2023 up to 11 July 2023.
- budgetYear: Indicates the financial cycle, which is heavily concentrated on the 2023 period.
- description: Provides context for the allocation, detailing the purpose, such as the 'Food Security - Country Strategic Plan' which is directed towards vulnerable and food insecure populations in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Other examples include the 'Provision of GBV, Child Protection & MHPSS Services'.
- amountUSD: Specifies the value of the allocated funds in US Dollars, with amounts ranging from approximately 99.1 thousand to 2.52 million.
- srcOrganization: Identifies the primary source of the funding, predominantly the occupied Palestinian territory Humanitarian Fund.
- srcLocations: Provides the location identifier for the funding source, noted as PSE.
- destPlan: The specific appeal or plan receiving the allocation, often recorded as the Occupied Palestinian Territory Humanitarian Response Plan 2023.
Distribution
The information is generally derived from a data file provided in CSV format. The sample file, titled
fts_internal_funding_pse.csv, is 26.47 kB in size and provides details for 10 out of 37 available columns. While exact record counts may fluctuate across specific fields due to validation checks, the dataset contains approximately 40 to 43 unique entries in the samples provided.Usage
This data product is highly suitable for applications requiring transparency and effectiveness assessments of aid programmes. Users can leverage the data to track the actual impact of financial allocations, monitor progress against established regional goals, and support the evaluation of development initiatives within the occupied Palestinian territory.
Coverage
The geographic scope of the data pertains specifically to the occupied Palestinian territory. The data is strongly time-bound to the 2023 calendar year, with specific entries recorded between February and July 2023. The scope includes funding designated for humanitarian responses, targeting sectors such as food security in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
This resource is valuable for a variety of users engaged in analysis of the region, including government agencies, researchers, policymakers, and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). Furthermore, the general public interested in tracking financial accountability and assessing progress in the region will find this data useful.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Occupied Palestinian Territory Funding Allocations 2023
- PSE Humanitarian Aid Requirements
- Middle East Development Finance Tracker
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Original Data Source: PSE Humanitarian Aid Requirements
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