His study is the
tenth report carried out by the Palestine Research
Unit of the Institute since the outbreak
of
the second Intifada in September 2000 on the impact of local and international
aid on the living
conditions of the civilian population in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
(oPt). The period under scrutiny in this report covers
the six months prior to May 2006.
The aim of Palestinian Public Perceptions reports
(PPP) reports and studies is to provide the various
UN agencies, international and local organisations,
and the Palestinian Authority with timely and reliable
information relevant to their work, with the purpose
of helping them better understand the views and concerns
of the Palestinian public on issues pertaining to
assistance, impact and needs.
The Institute subcontracted the Palestinian Central
Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) to conduct the survey
in May
2006. One hundred fieldworkers interviewed eighteen-hundred
people under the supervision of PCBS senior staff.
We are particularly grateful to PCBS’s Palestinian
fieldworkers, coders and data-entry personnel, whose
dedication and work under difficult and sometimes
stressful conditions, made this study possible.
Data cleaning, documentation and preparation of
the database with the results of the poll have been
conducted by the team of Datadoxa in Geneva (www.datadoxa.ch).
Their work provided the authors based between Jerusalem, Beirut, Amman, Brussels
and Geneva with the data and cross-tabulations used to compile the analysis
presented in the present report. It is worth reiterating
that the Perceptions Reports produce not only a report but also a database
that can be openly accessed by those who are interested in the ten polls conducted
so far by the PRU (for details see www.iuedpolls.org).
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Mobility & Security [pdf]
Chapter 2: Socio-Economic
Situation [pdf]
Chapter
3: Evolution of the
Labour Market [pdf]
Chapter 4: Education
and Child Protection [pdf]
Chapter 5: Health [pdf]
Chapter 6: Population
Needs &
Assistance Delivered [pdf]
Chapter 7: Refugees & UNRWA [pdf]
Executive summary
- Main Trends [pdf]
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