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The Agency's services were essential in helping in many ways to alleviate those hardships.
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The Agency's services to the refugees constitute an essential investment in their human resources.
That measure represented nothing less than the first stage of a gradual reduction of the Agency's services.
While the Agency's services are well known to investors in developed countries, this is less so in other countries.
The deteriorating economic situation andincreased poverty in the West Bank and especially in the Gaza Strip have created additional demand on the Agency's services.
The Agency's services were indispensable, and its work had an impact on the stability of the region as a whole.
The arrival of those additional Palestine refugees has multiplied the burden on both the Palestine refugee community and the Agency's services.
Even if a peace agreement were to be reached in the near future, the Agency's services would still be needed for years to come.
The quality and quantity of the Agency's services would be at serious risk unless it received a quick and substantial injection of new funding.
Living conditions in the occupied Palestinian territory have deteriorated rapidly over the course of 2006,resulting in substantially increased demands for the Agency's services.
The Agency's services are, for the most part, rendered directly to the beneficiaries, along with services provided by the public sector of the host authorities.
Basic education, delivered by UNRWA's education programme is therefore considered among the highest priorities of all the Agency's services to refugees.
He reiterated that the Agency's services must be maintained until a just and lasting solution was found to the plight of the Palestine refugees.
In practical terms, this represents a zero growth budget despite inflation andincreasing demand on the Agency's services caused by the natural growth of the refugee population.
The Agency's services to Palestine refugees over the past 50 years have contributed very tangibly to the socio-economic well-being of the refugees and thus to stability in the region.
As the Palestinian Authority became more established, the matter of harmonizing the Agency's services with those provided by the Palestinian public-sector would take on greater significance.
The Commission recognizes that the arrival of additional Palestine refugees from the Syrian Arab Republic to neighbouring fields has multiplied the burden on the Palestine refugee community and the Agency's services.
That growth rate represents the absolute minimum required to meet the increasing demand on the Agency's services caused by the natural growth of the refugee population and the necessity to cover minimal cost increases.
It underscored the importance of the full implementation of Security Council resolutions 1850(2008) and 1860(2009) andstressed that import restrictions rendered the population even more reliant on the Agency's services.
While the Agency's services are funded from its budget, where appropriate and possible, refugees contribute to service costs through co-payments, self-help schemes, participation fees and voluntary financial contributions.
The agreement signed with ACBA-CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK will give a new push to raising the awareness of Bank customers about the Agency's services, especially in the regions of Armenia".
In addition to economic,social and security risks, the Agency's services are also vulnerable to changes in funding levels of donor countries as well as changes in the ability of host authorities to assist in the serving of Palestine refugees.
In the West Bank, Israel's imposition of hundreds of checkpoints, its unlawful construction of settlements and of the Wall, its intensification of the permit regime andits discriminatory road network continued to obstruct access to the Agency's services.
This rate of growth is explained as needed as the absolute minimum,even under normal circumstances, to meet the increasing demand on the Agency's services caused by the natural growth of the refugee population and by the need to cover necessary salary and price increases.
While the Agency's services are funded directly from its budget, where appropriate and possible, refugees contribute to the cost of the services through co-payments, self-help schemes, participation fees and voluntary financial contributions.
However, through extensive liaison with IDF, the Operations Support Officer Programme in the Gaza Strip has been able to facilitate access for UNRWA medical staff, sanitation workers and social workers,thereby improving the Agency's services to the population in the closed areas.
The Working Group notes with grave concern the large funding gap anticipated for the UNRWA General Fund in 2013 andreiterates that it is above all the responsibility of the international community to ensure that the Agency's services are maintained at an acceptable level, in quantitative and qualitative terms, and that funding keeps pace with the changing needs and growth of the refugee population.
Mr. Al-Kuwari(Qatar), expressing his Government's condolences to the families of all UNRWA staff who had lost their lives while carrying out their duties and commending all UNRWA staff for the efforts they made, often at great personal risk,said that the Agency's services were indispensable for improving the lives of Palestinians, and that its work promoted stability in the region as a whole.
The Working Group notes with grave concern the exceptionally large funding gap anticipated for the Agency's General Fund, not only in 2012, but also for 2013, and reiterates that it is above all the responsibility of the international community to ensure that the Agency's services are maintained at an acceptable level, in quantitative and qualitative terms, and that funding keeps pace with the changing needs and growth of the refugee population.