
Offices in Jerusalem, Ramallah, Nablus, Hebron and Beitin.
Staff of 46.
ANERA first started its work in early 1968, soon after the West Bank was occupied by Israel and thereby detached from Jordan. After several years of focusing on the relief needs of refugees from the 1967 war, ANERA began in the mid-1970s to focus on job creation and sustainable development projects for all needy West Bank communities.
Today, through excellent local partnerships and the hard work of full-time, local-hired staff members, ANERA continues to build schools and hospitals, improve the well-being of children, deliver health care supplies, and much more. |
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In 2011, ANERA-
total of 19 new cisterns to improve farm irrigation
created 2,851 short-
term jobs
added 22 classrooms onto
5 schools
Under Early Childhood Education initiative, upgraded 4 kindergartens,trained 24 preschool teachers in Nablus and Bethlehem
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