Development Indicators in Gaza Strip

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1 Palestinian National Authority Ministry of Planning Development s in Gaza Strip Introduced By: Dr. Ayman AL YAZOURI Gaza- Palestine 13/06/2012 1

2 About Development Definition Development s Development Obstacles

3 Vision Leadership of development process to reach an independent Palestinian community enjoying life with high quality, and effectively participating in the humanistic civilized product

4 Population at Palestinian Territories 2011 Total population 4.23 m, 12% of all Palestinians around the world Gaza Strip 1.6 m, 38% West Bank 2.63 m, 62% West Bank Gaza Strip

5 Population at Palestinian Territories 2011 Palestinian Territories Natural Growth Rate Gaza Strip West Bank 2.9% 3.37% 2.59% Average family size Gaza Strip 6.4 West Bank 5.5 قطاع غزة West Bank

6 Percentage Economic s ( unemployment in Gaza Strip) Year

percentage Economic s ( Poverty in Gaza Strip) 60 50.7 55.7 50 40 37.

7 percentage Economic s ( Poverty in Gaza Strip) Year

8 Economic s ( Monthly Expenditure per Capita in Gaza Strip) Average Monthly Expenditure per Capita ( U.S. $) West Bank Gaza Strip

9 Development Sectors Goals 1. Improving Economic & Living Conditions 2. Achieving a Balanced and Comprehensive Social Development 3. Promoting Security and Good Governance 4. Developing and Upgrading Infrastructure

10 Development Sectors Economical Sector Social Sector Infrastructure Sector Security and Good Governance Sector

11 Development Sectors Financing PDP )million U.S. $)

12 Education Social Sector s Education Quota of Total Budget Percentage of double shift schools Teacher/ classroom Transferring rate from Primary to Secondary Stage Math results at TIMSS Exam Results Science results at TIMSS Exam 9.8% 80.35% % % 60% %

13 Education Social Sector s Math results at National Exam Math results at National Exam Percentage of schools having science labs Percentage of schools having computer labs % 41.5% % 70%

14 Education Social Sector s 11 Percentage of schools having libraries 90.4% 100% of yearly Academic Studying Hours at schools of classified universities within the first ten Arabic ones Percentage of those with a diploma or more % %

15 Culture Social Sector s 15 Percentage of households having Internet 30% 50% 16 of Public Libraries 13/ 1.5 m 5.4/100,

16 Health Social Sector s Health Quota of Total Budget Beds / 1000 Inhabitant Percentage of health insured people Coverage rate of vaccinations Infants mortality rate Under five children mortality rate Practitioner/ 1000 residents 11.7% % 99.4% 23/ / % % 100% 4.4/ /

17 Women Social Sector s 24 Women with a diploma or more 13.3% 15% Women employment rate Women s participation in Legislative Council 15.7% 15% 18% 19.4%

18 Social Development Social Sector s 27 Percentage of people under poverty line 38% 31.2% 28 Percentage of extreme poverty 33.6% 25.2% Poorest quintile of population Share in national consumption Poverty gap 24.3% 10% 25% 8%

19 Economic Productive Sector s 31 Gross domestic Production 1,346.6 m$ - 32 Gross domestic Production/capita $ 2,000$

20 Economic Productive Sectors share of GDP Agriculture Industry Commerce Services Transportation & storage IT & Communication Public administration & Defense Construction Financial Intermediation 6.3% %7.5 %14.2 %32.0 %0.9 %0.3 %29.5 %3.9 %1.6 %10.5 %12.0 %18.0 %30.0 %1.5 %1.0 %25 % 5.5 %

21 Employment Productive Sector s 43 Youth unemployment rate (24-35) 34.8% 27% 44 Total unemployment rate 37.8% 28.8%

Security Security & Good Governance 45 The crime rate 1.6% 1.2% 46 Homicide rate /100,000 9.

22 Security Security & Good Governance 45 The crime rate 1.6% 1.2% 46 Homicide rate /100, Women s crime rate 0.03% 0.02% 48 Women s suicide attempts/100, Juvenile s crime rate % 0.005%

23 Good Governance Security & Good Governance 50 of cases Rate of accomplished cases 75% 75% 52 Rate of retained cases 25% 25%

24 Infrastructure Sector of power outages hours per year Daily average water consumption per capita Percentage of people with safe access to water source Efficiency ratio of water distribution networks Nitrate Rate Chloride rate 4,500 H 80 L 97% 60% 144ml/L 1000 ml/l 5 H 150 L 100% 100% 50 ml/l 250 ml/l

25 59 60 Infrastructure Sector Percentage of served households by waste water networks Percentage of households which have a fixed telephone line 81.9% 41.6% 100% 50%

26 Infrastructure Sector Percentage of households which have a mobile phone Percentage of households which have an electricity service Percentage of households served by solid wastes service 94.7% 100% 90.3% 99% 100% 100%

27 Conclusion Development and libration are parallel. Geography and demography emphasizes the need to restore land. Security of the occupier and the occupied can t be combined. Palestine can t be developed without its Arabic and Islamic extension support. Regional changes provide a big push forward the Palestinian national project and development

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