OCHA-AMA-Reports
Bi-weekly report on the implementation of the 15 November 2005 Agreement on Movement and Access (AMA)
AMA reports were discontinued after report no. 104 (10 Nov 2009).
The data from then on (105 - 109) were taken from the OCHA database.
AMA concerns crossings Erez, Karni and Rafah, but not Sufa, Kerem Shalom and Nahal Oz. However, OCHA collected the data for these crossings as well.
The OCHA database contains data from 19 Jun 2007 on.
Aggregats were originally intended to be imported through Sufa. Sufa was permanently closed in mid March 09.
By the end of 2006 Karni should have had an export capacity of 400 trucks per day (normally 4800 per fortnight)
Karni was closed for trucks on 12 Jun 2007. Since then imports were via several conveyor belts (truck equivalents are given)
Karni was closed for the entry of construction material on 22 Aug 2007. For several weeks gravel and bulk cement were imported via conveyor belt.

A fortnight normally had 12 working days, but sometimes only eleven or nine (OCHA normally reported and plotted per day).

A:    animal feed
B:    bulk cement
C:    cereals
F:    commercial foods
G:    gravel
H:    humanitarian supplies
chs:    commercial and humanitarian supplies
cfha:    commerdial food and humanitarian aid