Acted has been operating in the occupied Palestinian territory since 2007, addressing both immediate humanitarian needs and long-term development challenges. With strong presence in the West Bank and Gaza, Acted leverages local networks and community participation to deliver effective, adaptive programming. Its added value lies in innovative approaches, including cash-based assistance, multi-sectoral programs, and community-driven initiatives, alongside expertise in shelter, livelihoods, food security, nutrition, water and sanitation and site management.
By partnering with local organisations, Acted strengthens community ownership and accesses hard-to-reach areas. Guided by its 3ZERO Strategy, Acted mainstreams inclusion, environmental stewardship, and resilience-building across all interventions.
Since October 2023, 68,643 fatalities and 170,655 injuries have been reported as of October 2025 by the Palestinian Ministry of Health. According to an IPC Projection, around 2.1 million people (almost 99%) are now experiencing acute food insecurity, with severe malnutrition. The shelter cluster assessed 1.48 million people (70% of the population) in need of emergency shelter items in November 2025.
In the West Bank, violence has also intensified, with over 938 Palestinians killed, 3,164 structures demolished, and rising settler violence driving forced displacement. These developments have compounded protection concerns, restricted movement, and increased humanitarian needs.
Acted’s work in the oPt is anchored in the 3ZERO vision, striving toward Zero exclusion, Zero carbon and Zero poverty. Operating at the nexus of humanitarian response, early recovery, and development, Acted addresses the structural drivers of vulnerability linked to displacement, conflict, climate stress, and economic marginalisation.
Acted implements life-saving assistance, strengthens local capacities, and promotes long-term locally-driven resilience, including:
In 2023, Acted provided support to more than 25,000 vulnerable people through humanitarian interventions (shelter, NFIs, food security and WASH), civil society strengthening and inclusive economic development.