OPT: Table of activities of international agencies in support of UNRWA in Jenin

DELIVERIES	REMARKS
SECTOR	Agency	Delivery type & quantity
Co-ordination	OCHA-UNDAC	6 staff	Two members of the UNDAC team returned to Jerusalem on 27 April.
Relief Activities	Palestinian Red Crescent Society
De-mining	IFRC	2 experts	Experts withdrew.
De-mining	Norwegian Peoples Aid	2 experts	Returned 23 April.
De-miming	Russian EmerCom	Advance team of 1 person	May get full team and equipment once assessment is completed.
De-mining	UNMAS	Team of 2	Expert arriving on 29 April to assist with IED’s. An UN Explosives Advisory Center operates as from 29 April
De-mining	Swedish Rescue Service Agency	Team of 3	Available for three days only (departing on 1 May). Cleaned and secured the compound where UXO’s were collected.
Safety and de-mining	French Civil Defence	Team of 8 CD Officers and 2 Red Cross - total of 10	Facilitate and co-ordinate safety of community during extraction of UXO’s. Palestinian Police assisting as from 27 April.
Safety and de-mining	Palestinian Civil Defence and Security	Team of 2 CD Officers	Working with French CD Team to facilitate and co-ordinate safety of community during extraction of UXO’s Palestinian Police assisting as from 27 April.
Search/Rescue	Rapid UK	12 experts	Ended mission - returned 23 April A report on their findings has been made available and is on file in the OSOCC.
Dangerous structures	Norwegian Red X	2 persons	Mission returned 24 April.
Dangerous structures	Swiss Humanitarian Aid	One team	Mission returned.
Dangerous structures	German Technical Relief	2 structural engineers operational as from 28 April	Inspection of damaged houses, follow up on the work carried out by the Norwegian Red Cross. Will assist/coordinate with construction work
Humanitarian and research	Arab American University Jenin	Started on 23 April with team of 20 to 25 people	Mediation and translation service in community, 20-25 students speaking English, French, German, Hebrew and Arabic to facilitate with foreign organisations and community. Next step will be to provide Counseling (psycho-social)
Humanitarian Public and mine awareness	French MOI	3 persons	Ongoing
Humanitarian Public and mine awareness	French Red X	10 persons	Ongoing in cooperation with UNICEF
Humanitarian	CARE	Office with 6 staff	Assisting municipality with utilities. As from 13 April also involved with health, medical supplies, water and shelter. Water supply to camp in place, also started solid waste collection on 28 April.
Public Health	Save the Children	Solid waste collection, worker salaries	The project will provide 60 small and 20 large collection containers and about 3 weeks salary, Upcoming Sterling 120,000 for Municipal Capacity Building for Jenin, Turk and Nablus.
Convoy management	Swedish Rescue Services	2 persons	Assessment completed - bigger team will be arriving if necessary.
Legal aspects	Association France Palestine Solidarite	2 persons	Will proceed after initial assessment is completed.
Law and order, safety	Palestinian Police	10 Officers operational as from 27 April in camp	Working with Palestinian and French Civil Defence teams in creating mine awareness and public safety, crowd control.
Awareness, public information	ICRC/PRCS	3 officers	Engaged in mine awareness, tracing of missing persons and securing access for the supply of medicine. Ten persons of the Palestinian Red Cross have been trained and they are now looking into sustainability. Working closely with Department of Education, schools, parent committees and volunteers.
Public awareness and mine awareness	UNICEF	2 officers	Ongoing. Searched Jenin Basic Boys School. Vaccines and chlorine tablets have arrived and have been distributed by UNICEF. Mine awareness posters have been developed and distributed. UNICEF appointed 10 people to do house to house visits informing people about health issues, explosives and how to deal with them, dangerous buildings. UNICEF also located 46 sites where UXO’s were found. Sites were booked and mapped.