Hebron Sample Clauses

Hebron. Dead Sea sector: one battalion each.

Hebron. In Hebron, PHOENIX activities connected homes and establishments in the area to existing sewage and water supply networks and reinstated or paved roads, constructed playgrounds and rehabilitated existing youth and women’s centers. Highlights of the achievements in Hebron include: • 24 Projects completed in total; 5 in Year 1, 19 in Year 2 • 15 streets in Hebron were comprehensively upgraded through 16 projects. USAID/CHF paved roads and the Hebron Municipality installed sewage lines, upgraded water lines, installed sidewalks, and in some cases contributed materials for paving. • Total USAID investment in Hebron projects: $812,848 • Total Matching contribution leveraged: $2,036,546 • Total Number of employment days generated: 36,236 • 4 schools rehabilitated, 1 playground constructed, 1 library/cultural center created • More than 1,100 hours of participatory community meetings and consultation sessions held Nablus PHOENIX activities in Nablus served to link Al Juneid reservoir to the municipal water system and upgrade old water pipelines, thereby giving the Al Juneid neighborhood access to a clean, steady supply of water. Other community-prioritized activities included rehabilitating a school, kindergarten and roads, as well as providing summer camp and awareness activities for children. Highlights of the achievements in Nablus include: • 27 Projects completed in total; 5 in Year 1, 22 in Year 2 • 15 water projects linked the Al Juneid reservoir to the municipal water system, and upgraded old water lines. This allowed the municipality to provide the area with enough water to serve their needs. Eliminating comprehensively upgraded through 16 projects. USAID/CHF paved roads and the Hebron Municipality installed sewage lines, upgraded water lines, installed sidewalks, and in some cases contributed materials for paving. • Total USAID investment in Nablus projects: $926,034 • Total Matching contribution leveraged: $2,095,080 • Total Number of employment days generated: 31,889 • 1 school rehabilitated; 2 kindergartens constructed; 1 playground constructed; 1 library/cultural center created. • More than 1,000 hours of participatory community meetings and consultation sessions held.

Hebron. Al Rameh, Xxx Xxxxxx, Xx Xxxxxxx and Town Center CHF, the Palestinian Water Authority and the Hebron Municipality jointly selected the four mini neighborhoods of Al Rameh, Abu Kteila, Xx Xxxxxxx and Town Center for upgrading and development. The four targeted neighborhoods are located in the northern and central parts of Hebron and are poor, densely populated, and lacking in basic infrastructure and municipal services. The neighborhoods are adjacent to communities that already had satisfactory infrastructure and municipal services, thus the program has extended the municipal infrastructure and services coverage in the city to include these underserved areas. The Hebron Municipality and CHF jointly cooperated to accomplish the following activities, with the following benefits: • Increased the coverage of the Hebron Municipality’s infrastructure services by connecting homes to sewage and water supply networks. (executed by the Hebron Municipality and other partners); • Covered unpaved roads with asphalt, which has helped redistribute the flow of traffic during rainy season and during the winter months as well as during other ‘dusty’ months. This has given local service providers, such as solid waste collectors, private sector, and NGOs with increased access to these areas. (executed by CHF/USAID and the Hebron Municipality and other partners); • Created access roads, which has decreased the heavy flow of traffic on the main road. (executed by the Hebron Municipality and other partners); • Constructed a playground and rehabilitated schools, thus enhancing recreational and learning opportunities for children. (executed by CHF/USAID and the implementing partners). Project activities have connected homes and establishments in the area to existing sewage and water supply networks and reinstated or paved roads, thus upgrading the overall services in the areas. In addition, project activities have included the construction of playgrounds and the rehabilitation of existing youth and women’s centers, thereby contributing to increased recreational and learning opportunities for children and women.

Hebron. In view of the Jewish presence in the heart of Hebron and the sensitive historical and religious aspects involved, special arrangements will apply in this city. These arrangements will enable Palestinian police to exercise responsibilities vis-a-vis Palestinian residents, while at the same time Israel will retain the powers and responsibilities necessary to protect Israeli residents living in Hebron and visiting the holy places. The areas of Hebron to remain under full Israeli control are: the Old City of Hebron, the Jewish Quarter, and everything that is linked from there to Kiryat Arba and the Tomb of the Patriarchs. There will be a redeployment of Israeli military forces in Hebron, except for places and roads where arrangements are necessary for the security and protection of Israelis and their movement. This redeployment will be completed no later than six months after the signing of this agreement. Israel will continue to carry the responsibility for overall security of Israelis for the purpose of safeguarding their internal security and public order. The status quo at the Tomb of the Patriarchs will remain unchanged, for the time being. There will be a temporary international presence in Hebron.