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2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
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2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
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2024 GAZA STRIP Damaged Farms
24 June 2024, Khan Younis, Gaza Strip – FAO staff visiting a farm that was impacted by the conflict. The farmer has since restarted farming activities.
Editorial use only. Photo credit must be given. For further information contact: Photo-Library@fao.org
06/24/2024
Country
Gaza Strip
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© FAO / Yousef Alrozzi
File size
8.78 MB
Unique ID
UF2XF2
Editorial use only. Photo credit must be given. For further information contact: Photo-Library@fao.org
Background Information
FAO’s recent satellite data analysis reveals a continuous increase in damaged agricultural land, with over half the land damaged across the Gaza Strip or more than 57 percent as of May 2024. Of these damaged lands, approximately 61 percent are orchards, 19 percent are vegetables and 20 percent are cereals.
The data indicates that heavy vehicle tracks, razing, shelling and other conflict-related pressures have significantly damaged agricultural infrastructure in the Gaza Strip.