This Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA), conducted jointly by the World Bank, United Nations (UN), and European Union (EU), aims to inform the stakeholders about the physical, social, economic, and human impacts of the conflict in the Gaza Strip incurred between October 2023 and October 2025. The RDNA provides a technical evidence base for recovery and reconstruction planning focused on immediate needs, as well as guide priorities for medium and long term. It does not assess or propose specific implementation arrangements for recovery. This assessment builds on the interim assessments of April 2024 and February 2025. It is based on globally proven methodologies that combine remote sensing and ground-verified data for calculating damages, losses, and recovery needs, and estimates validated by the EU, UN, and the World Bank. The RDNA should be followed by on-ground sectoral deep-dive assessments to inform sector-level recovery planning.
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Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment, Gaza Strip, April 2026
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4/20/2026 02:14:00 PM
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4/20/2026 02:14:00 PM
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World Bank Group
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Publications & Research
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English
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West Bank and Gaza
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Middle East and North Africa (MNA)
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This Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA), conducted jointly by the World Bank, United Nations (UN), and European Union (EU), aims to inform the stakeholders about the physical, social, economic, and human impacts of the conflict in the Gaza Strip incurred between October 2023 and October 2025. The RDNA provides a technical evidence base for recovery and reconstruction planning focused on immediate needs, as well as guide priorities for medium and long term. It does not assess or propose specific implementation arrangements for recovery. This assessment builds on the interim assessments of April 2024 and February 2025. It is based on globally proven methodologies that combine remote sensing and ground-verified data for calculating damages, losses, and recovery needs, and estimates validated by the EU, UN, and the World Bank. The RDNA should be followed by on-ground sectoral deep-dive assessments to inform sector-level recovery planning.
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