Where Needed Most
Flexible support directed toward the most urgent verified humanitarian priorities across Gaza and the West Bank.
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Rebuild Palestine Fund
The Rebuild Palestine Fund is the long-term recovery designation. It looks beyond emergency relief to the community infrastructure, essential services and economic foundations that Palestinian communities need in order to recover.
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The Challenge
Recovery in Gaza is measured in decades, not months. Homes, clinics, schools, water networks and power supply were damaged or destroyed at a scale that exceeds annual humanitarian funding many times over, and rebuilding requires sustained, planned investment rather than short cycles of relief.
The World Bank estimates Gaza's recovery and reconstruction needs at approximately US$71.5 billion.
Reported 2026 · World Bank — West Bank and Gaza
Among approximately 159,000 assessed Gaza housing units, 60% were destroyed or severely damaged.
Reported July 2026 · Palestine Shelter Cluster
Who We Support
Communities whose essential services, housing and local economies require reconstruction, with priority to areas identified as most severely damaged in published assessments.
Geographic coverage: Palestine-wide, with emphasis on the most heavily damaged areas of Gaza.
Where Your Money Goes
Proposed allocation of donations designated to this fund.
| Use of donation | Proposed share |
|---|---|
| Community infrastructure | 30% |
| Health and education facilities | 20% |
| Water and sanitation | 15% |
| Economic recovery | 15% |
| Energy | 10% |
| Technical work | 5% |
| Program delivery, monitoring and safeguarding | 4% |
| Administration | 1% |
| Total | 100% |
Administrative expenses are limited to a maximum of 1% of donations. The remaining 99% is designated for programs, project delivery, monitoring, safeguarding and accountable humanitarian impact.
Direct project monitoring, safeguarding, field verification, beneficiary assessments and legally required program audits attributable to a specific project are recorded as program costs, not as general administration.
Allocations shown represent the proposed use of designated donations and may be adjusted when required by access, safety, legal compliance, operational feasibility or urgent humanitarian needs. Any material reallocation will be documented through our reporting process.
How Projects Will Be Delivered
Recovery funding would be committed in phases against documented plans, with technical review of designs and costs, verified banking channels, milestone-based disbursement and independent reporting.
Expected results
- Restored community infrastructure and essential services
- Rehabilitated health and education facilities
- Renewed local economic activity and employment
Safeguarding and accountability
Any future grant would be made only to organizations that complete identity verification, organizational due diligence, governance review, banking verification, sanctions and restricted-party screening, safeguarding review and a written grant agreement, with monitoring, reporting and audit rights. No amounts, results or beneficiary figures are published until verified records exist.
Financial reporting commitment: designated contributions, their final designation and any material reallocation are recorded and reported through our Transparency Center as verified records become available.
Transparency CenterSources
Last reviewed: 15 September 2026
The Global Fund of Palestine is an independent, humanitarian and nonpartisan initiative. References to humanitarian organizations and publicly available data are provided for informational context and do not imply affiliation, partnership, endorsement or authorization.
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