National Early Recovery and Reconstruction Plan for Gaza 2014-2017_FINAL

60The National Early Recovery and Reconstruction Plan for Gaza 2014SECTION 4: RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION INTERVENTIONS4.4.3 Rule of Law and Human RightsRelief Early Recovery Reconstruction Total- $1m $6m $7mThe request for allowances to civil personnel above also includes personnel of the courts system.This needs to be complemented by support to legal assistance to vulnerable groups, including IDPs and the bereaved, particularlywomen and children. In this regard, immediate support needs to be provided to legal aid and arbitration for IDPs, while, in themedium-term, the partially destroyed legal aid system needs to be rehabilitated.Civil society organizations with a focus on human rights require support to monitor adherence to human rights principles withinthe fragile rule of law setting in the aftermath of the war.4.4.4 Implementation and CoordinationRelief Early Recovery Reconstruction Total- $12m $20m $32mThe MOPWH, UNRWA, and UNDP will conduct cross-sectoral assessment of damages to infrastructure and buildings. Oncethese assessments are done, the Government will use strategic spatial planning to build back better, particularly in residentialneighborhoods and community infrastructure. Spatial planning is most critical for the most affected localities, includingShujaiyeh and Khuza’a.To support this and other implementation management tasks for this Plan, the Government will scale up its capacity forcoordination, implementation, and monitoring of needs assessments and recovery and reconstruction interventions. Capacitywill also be needed to monitor arrangements for the import of building materials.