Norway gives additional $13 million in aid to Palestinians
HELSINKI, Sept 24 – Norway’s government said on Thursday it will give an additional 125 million Norwegian crowns ($13.17 million) in aid to the occupied Palestinian territories through the United Nations and the World Bank, including public sector budget support.
Norway Humanitarian Aid Allocation
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Funding Amount: Norway is providing 125 million Norwegian crowns, equivalent to $13.17 million, in new aid.
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Delivery Channels: The funds will be distributed through the United Nations and the World Bank.
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Target Region: The aid is designated for the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Usage Scope: The allocation includes support for the public sector budget.
Regional Economic Impact
The aid provides direct financial support to assist with the public sector budget.
The UN and World Bank act as the primary conduits for delivering this additional Norwegian funding.
Aid Allocation Details
How much funding is Norway providing? ▾
Norway is providing 125 million Norwegian crowns, or $13.17 million.
What is the primary purpose of the funds? ▾
The funds are intended for the occupied Palestinian territories, specifically including public sector budget support.
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