Baladiyah Meter
Baladia Meter
Baladia Meter is an innovative digital system designed specifically to support local governance and enhance the relationship between municipalities and citizens in Palestine. This system aims to improve the management of local government entities (LGUs) by ...
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Baladia Meter
Baladia Meter is an innovative digital system designed specifically to support local governance and enhance the relationship between municipalities and citizens in Palestine. This system aims to improve the management of local government entities (LGUs) by ...
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The Association of Palestinian Local Authorities – APLA
The Association of Palestinian Local Authorities – APLAEstablished in 1997, APLA is an independent institution that brings together all LGUs. APLA is mandated with representing the collective interests of LGUs, providing lobbying and advocacy in support of ...
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Sabastia Municipality
Sebastia is a Palestinian town located in the Nablus Governorate, 12 km northwest of the city of Nablus. The town is considered to have an ancient history and a flourishing civilization that has spanned more than 3,000 years, during which many important historical events and incidents occurred for Palestine and the region in general. Historians have called it the capital of the Romans in Palestine. read more
Dura Municipality
Dura Municipality was established on 1/1/1967. It is a semi-governmental "service" institution to serve the city of Dura, which is one of the cities in the Hebron Governorate. It is located to the west of the city of Hebron, 8 km away from it at an altitude of 839 meters above ground level. It is bordered to the east by Yatta and Hebron, to the north by Idhna and Taffuh, to the west by the Green Line (1948 lands), and to the south by As-Samu and Adh-Dhahiriya.Dura Municipality includes a number of departments and divisions through which it provides services to citizens. Dura Municipality is affiliated with a number of facilities, the most important of which are the car... read more
Salfit Municipality
Salfit Municipality is part of a local government body that operates according to specific systems and laws and holds a classification of A according to the classification of the Ministry of Local Government and a classification of ++A according to the performance evaluation standards of the Local Government Development and Lending Fund. Its current municipal council is headed by Abdul Karim Zubaidi, and the council includes 14 members. According to the organizational structure approved by the Ministry of Local Government, there are 7 departments in the municipality, which are (Administrative Affairs Department, Finance Department, Engineering Department, Water and San... read more
Beit Jala Municipality
Beit Jala Municipality is a civil, non-profit, independent body supervised by the Ministry of Local Government in the Palestinian National Authority; it aims to provide all necessary services to the citizens of Beit Jala. Its main income comes from tax revenues, building permits, craft licenses and rents. In 1912, the first municipal council was established in Beit Jala to serve the residents of the city and improve the standard of living and welfare in it. Beit Jala Municipality is the administrative body responsible for daily needs, providing basic services, and promoting social care for the citizens of Beit Jala. The members of the municipal council work hard and un... read more
Beita Municipality
Beita is a Palestinian town located in the southeast of Nablus, about (13 km) away, and is bordered by several Palestinian villages and towns. Its land area is (21,000 dunums), most of which are planted with olive trees, as the town is famous for producing the best types of olive oil and soap made from it. About (90%) of the town's land is located within areas classified as (B) according to the Oslo Accords.The town is about (750 meters) above sea level and is considered one of the largest and most important towns in the region, in addition to the picturesque natural views it possesses. The name of the town is derived from the word "house" as a symbol of hospitality, g... read more
Sabastia Municipality
Sebastia is a Palestinian town located in the Nablus Governorate, 12 km northwest of the city of Nablus. The town is considered to have an ancient history and a flourishing civilization that has spanned more than 3,000 years, during which many important historical events and incidents occurred for Palestine and the region in general. Historians have called it the capital of the Romans in Palestine. read more
Dura Municipality
Dura Municipality was established on 1/1/1967. It is a semi-governmental "service" institution to serve the city of Dura, which is one of the cities in the Hebron Governorate. It is located to the west of the city of Hebron, 8 km away from it at an altitude of 839 meters above ground level. It is bordered to the east by Yatta and Hebron, to the north by Idhna and Taffuh, to the west by the Green Line (1948 lands), and to the south by As-Samu and Adh-Dhahiriya.Dura Municipality includes a number of departments and divisions through which it provides services to citizens. Dura Municipality is affiliated with a number of facilities, the most important of which are the car... read more
Salfit Municipality
Salfit Municipality is part of a local government body that operates according to specific systems and laws and holds a classification of A according to the classification of the Ministry of Local Government and a classification of ++A according to the performance evaluation standards of the Local Government Development and Lending Fund. Its current municipal council is headed by Abdul Karim Zubaidi, and the council includes 14 members. According to the organizational structure approved by the Ministry of Local Government, there are 7 departments in the municipality, which are (Administrative Affairs Department, Finance Department, Engineering Department, Water and San... read more
Beit Jala Municipality
Beit Jala Municipality is a civil, non-profit, independent body supervised by the Ministry of Local Government in the Palestinian National Authority; it aims to provide all necessary services to the citizens of Beit Jala. Its main income comes from tax revenues, building permits, craft licenses and rents. In 1912, the first municipal council was established in Beit Jala to serve the residents of the city and improve the standard of living and welfare in it. Beit Jala Municipality is the administrative body responsible for daily needs, providing basic services, and promoting social care for the citizens of Beit Jala. The members of the municipal council work hard and un... read more
Beita Municipality
Beita is a Palestinian town located in the southeast of Nablus, about (13 km) away, and is bordered by several Palestinian villages and towns. Its land area is (21,000 dunums), most of which are planted with olive trees, as the town is famous for producing the best types of olive oil and soap made from it. About (90%) of the town's land is located within areas classified as (B) according to the Oslo Accords.The town is about (750 meters) above sea level and is considered one of the largest and most important towns in the region, in addition to the picturesque natural views it possesses. The name of the town is derived from the word "house" as a symbol of hospitality, g... read more
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    Sabastia Municipality
  • Dura Municipality
    Dura Municipality
  • Salfit Municipality
    Salfit Municipality
  • Beit Jala Municipality
    Beit Jala Municipality
  • Beita Municipality
    Beita Municipality
  • Sabastia Municipality
    Sabastia Municipality
  • Dura Municipality
    Dura Municipality
  • Salfit Municipality
    Salfit Municipality
  • Beit Jala Municipality
    Beit Jala Municipality
  • Beita Municipality
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Main indicators
Salfit Municipality
Institutional Building Development Program for Salfit Municipality
Beita Municipality
Construction, rehabilitating and paving roads
Sabastia Municipality
Paving and constructing 6 km of internal roads
Municipalities News
Congratulations to Dr. Hernan Santos on assuming his new position Beit Jala Municipality
His Excellency the Mayor of Beit Jala, Mr. Issa Al-Qassis, and the member of the Municipal Council, Mr. George Shahwa... read more
The mayor's participation in the pouring works of the basement floor node of the book warehouse building Beit Jala Municipality
His Excellency, Mayor of Beit Jala, Issa Al-Qassis, participated in the pouring works of the basement floor node for ... read more
Visit of the Local Government Development and Lending Fund to the municipality Beit Jala Municipality
His Excellency the Mayor of Beit Jala, Mr. Issa Al-Qassis, and the member of the Municipal Council, Mr. Wajih Abd Rab... read more
Opening of the school year at the Mughtaribeen School Beit Jala Municipality
His Excellency the Mayor of Beit Jala, Issa Al-Qassis, participated in the Al-Mughtaribeen School, represented by its... read more
Congratulations to Dr. Hernan Santos on assuming his new position
The mayor's participation in the pouring works of the basement floor node of the book warehouse building
Visit of the Local Government Development and Lending Fund to the municipality
Opening of the school year at the Mughtaribeen School
SDIPs
31 december 2024
Grid and Environmental Impact Assessment of 0.5 MWp Photovoltaic Power System Connected to Salfit Governorate Electricity Distribution Network
Salfit Municipality
31 december 2024
Land settlement and its social and economic impact on the local community in Dura city
Dura Municipality
31 december 2024
Solar Power Shades for Dura Stadium
Dura Municipality
30 december 2024
Disclosure of financial statements for the year 2023
Salfit Municipality
30 december 2024
Strategic Plan of the Economic Development Unit for the years 2024-2028
Salfit Municipality
30 december 2024
Local Development Plan for the Years 2023 - 2026
Salfit Municipality
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