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A Code of Ethics for Social Work Practice has been developed within the framework of the Social Protection Enhancement Project.
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This guide explains the tasks associated with social interventions and the various services we provide, as well as how to access them.
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MoSD Enhances Staff Competency in Procurement in Line with World Bank Standards
As part of its commitment to developing institutional work systems and strengthening the professional capacities of its staff, the Assistant Undersecretary for Administrative Development and Planning, Ashraf Al-Barghouthi, inaugurated today a specialized training course on the procurement system and World Bank procedures. The course will run for two consecutive days, with the participation of a number of ministry staff and relevant directorates working in procurement departments, financial affairs, and project coordination. This training comes within the framework of a series of capacity-building programs implemented by the ministry to enhance the technical knowledge of its employees, in line with international best practices, and to contribute to improving the quality of project and service implementation. In his opening remarks, Al-Barghouthi stressed the importance of this course in developing institutional performance, emphasizing the need to be well-informed of the procurement procedures and policies adopted by international entities, particularly the World Bank, given their central role in enhancing transparency and efficiency in resource management. He reaffirmed the ministry’s commitment to investing in building the capacities of its staff in a manner that keeps pace with professional and technological developments in this field. The course includes a detailed presentation of the World Bank’s procurement framework, covering various procurement mechanisms starting from the procurement of supplies and goods, through contracting frameworks for consultancy services, and up to the requirements and standards that institutions must adhere to when implementing internationally funded projects. This will be delivered through practical models and real-life examples from ongoing projects, contributing to reinforcing participants’ applied understanding and deepening their knowledge of the procedures followed. The training program also includes an introduction to the computerized procurement system (STEP), in addition to providing participants with the opportunity to raise questions, exchange experiences, and receive specialized reference materials aimed at deepening their knowledge and enhancing their practical capabilities in this area. The first day of the training concluded with an emphasis on the importance of completing the topics during the second day, in a way that strengthens practical understanding of procurement procedures in accordance with World Bank standards. Participants demonstrated notable engagement through discussions and inquiries, reflecting their commitment to developing their skills and applying the acquired knowledge in the workplace, thereby contributing to improving performance efficiency and enhancing the quality of project implementation.
MoSD Refers Three Female Beneficiaries with Disabilities to Residential Care in Hebron within an Integrated Protection System
Hebron – In a step reflecting the Ministry of Social Development’s commitment to safeguarding the dignity of persons with disabilities and promoting their rights to care and protection, the Directorate of Social Development in Hebron Governorate announced the reception of three female beneficiaries with disabilities and their placement in residential care at the Hebron Charitable Society for Rehabilitation, as part of a comprehensive support system ensuring them a dignified and safe life. This came as part of a joint intervention carried out by the Directorate of Social Development in Hebron in cooperation with the Hebron Charitable Society for Rehabilitation, based on direct instructions from H.E. Minister of Social Development, Dr. Samah Hamad, with the aim of providing integrated health, psychological, and social care for the beneficiaries within a specialized and supportive environment. H.E. Minister of Social Development Dr. Samah Hamad affirmed that the Ministry places great importance on strengthening strategic partnerships with specialized civil society institutions, considering them a key pillar in delivering high-quality and integrated services to the most vulnerable groups. She praised the distinguished humanitarian and professional role played by the Hebron Charitable Society for Rehabilitation in caring for persons with disabilities and providing them with the necessary support. Comprehensive rehabilitation programs have been secured for the three beneficiaries, including health care, psychological support, and social rehabilitation programs, as explained by the Society’s President, Dr. Samih Dweik, who noted that the institution will continuously monitor the beneficiaries’ conditions and provide all services that help them achieve positive integration and independent living. This intervention falls within a continuing series of joint initiatives and interventions implemented by the Directorate of Social Development in Hebron in partnership with civil society organizations, reaffirming the Ministry’s commitment to protecting and empowering persons with disabilities and ensuring their access to specialized services guaranteed by law and humanitarian responsibility alike.
MoSD Visits Bethlehem and Stresses the Importance of Integrated Efforts to Serve Citizens Amid Current Challenges
Bethlehem – As part of the Ministry of Social Development’s commitment to maintaining direct engagement with governorates and strengthening the social protection system across the country, Minister of Social Development and Acting Minister of State for Relief Affairs, Dr. Samah Hamad, conducted a field visit to Bethlehem Governorate. During the visit, she reviewed the conditions of citizens and the challenges they face, stressing the importance of intensifying coordination among government institutions, civil society organizations, and the private sector to ensure citizens’ needs are met amid the difficult circumstances affecting the region. The visit was attended by the Ministry’s Undersecretary, Mr. Taha Al-Irani, the Minister’s Advisor, Ms. Duaa Wadi, and the Director of the Women’s Department, Ms. Hiba Jibat, along with a ministry delegation. Dr. Hamad was received by the Governor of Bethlehem, Major General Mohammad Taha Abu Alia, the Deputy Governor, Mr. Dawood Al-Hamri, and the Director of the Directorate of Social Development in Bethlehem, Ms. Saeda Al-Atrash. During the visit, Dr. Samah Hamad praised the efforts of Bethlehem Governorate and civil society institutions in supporting citizens’ resilience, affirming that the Ministry will remain in continuous communication with all relevant parties to address issues and challenges faced by citizens as much as possible. She emphasized that limited resources require a high level of coordination and effective organization of efforts to ensure services reach those entitled to them in the best possible manner. She also highlighted the significant importance of the National Registry in improving targeting mechanisms and enhancing fairness in service delivery. Dr. Hamad pointed to the difficult situation faced by Bethlehem Governorate under the current challenges, stressing the need for integrated efforts between official institutions and the private sector to confront these conditions and mitigate their impact on citizens. She also addressed the situation of displaced and affected people in the northern West Bank, presenting the Ministry’s efforts in providing relief and support despite the challenges resulting from the withholding of clearance revenues, and commended the resilience of both the Palestinian government and people. For his part, the Ministry’s Undersecretary, Mr. Taha Al-Irani, affirmed that the Ministry operates under an integrated vision with various partners to strengthen the social protection system, noting that field efforts focus on reaching the most vulnerable groups and delivering services efficiently and fairly, ensuring a more effective response to the growing challenges. At the conclusion of the visit, the Governor of Bethlehem, Major General Mohammad Taha Abu Alia, welcomed the Minister’s visit, commending the role of the Ministry of Social Development in supporting citizens’ resilience and stressing the importance of continued coordination among all parties to strengthen the social protection system and alleviate the suffering of the governorate’s residents.
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