Agricultural Development Association (PARC) has signed beneficiary agreements with rural families and small-scale farmers in Masafir Bani Naim in Hebron Governorate, and Jannata and Khallet al-Haddad in Bethlehem Governorate, as part of the "Enhancing Food Security in Palestine as part of the Initiative to Mitigate the Impact of the Ukrainian War," funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through GIZ Palestine.

The project aims to enhance food security for rural families and small-scale farmers through a series of short-term training sessions to build the capacities of the targeted groups and provide them with production inputs with the aim of increasing the output of existing projects for farmers and breeders, as well as establishing new projects for self-sufficiency and income generation for rural families in the fields of plant production, animal production, and food processing.

The project will benefit 150 individuals from small-scale farmers and rural families in 9 locations in Hebron and Bethlehem Governorates.