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Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) in the West Bank

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UNOPS/FO/2026/150International

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Issued by UNOPS and UNMAS under solicitation number UNOPS/FO/2026/150, this call for proposals seeks to enhance explosive ordnance risk education and conflict protection for vulnerable populations in the West Bank, with a specific focus on children and youth. The initiative requires the implementation of four mandatory components: community-based sessions, media and digital awareness campaigns, theatre-based activities, and the creation of educational materials. Eligible parties must submit their proposals through the UNOPS Grant+ platform. The project will be performed within the State of Palestine, aiming to strengthen safety capacities and risk awareness across the region.

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UNOPS/UNMAS seeks proposals for explosive ordnance risk education for West Bank youth.

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611699 - All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction

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PostedNov 12

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AgencyUNOPS

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Description This Call for Proposals by UNOPS / UNMAS aims to strengthen explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) and conflict protection capacities for vulnerable communities, particularly children and youth, across the West Bank. The grant supports four mandatory components: community-based sessions, media and digital awareness campaigns, theatre-based activities, and the production of educational materials. The proposal must be submitted via UNOPS Grant+

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