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HIGHLIGHTS Yemen’s 2026 humanitarian outlook: Rising needs, shrinking resources Yemen’s health system under strain as funding cuts, outbreaks and supply disruptions deepen needs Excluded by default: Migrants stranded in Yemen need both inclusion and a safe way back home Torrential…

Appeal highlights The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen has been driven by years of conflict, economic collapse and recurring disease outbreaks. One in every 25 children dies before age 5 years, and more than 17.8 million people…

A total of 1080 Health Facilities (186 Hospitals, 374 Health Centers , 503 Health Units, and 17 Others ) are being supported by Health Cluster Partners. - During the reporting period of November and December 2025,…

Al Dhale'e - In Al Sha’ab village in Al Dhale’e Governorate, community midwife, Saba Saleh, serves as the only trained healthcare provider in her village. Saba’s journey began with a dream of becoming a doctor. When that…

Abyan/Tai’z - In Yemen, where two out of five health facilities are non-functional and maternal mortality remains among the highest in the region, midwives help to serve as the backbone of maternal care. With only three…

KEY MESSAGES Yemen saw a seasonal improvement in food consumption in February 2026, with inadequate food consumption declining to 57% from 63% in January 2025, driven by Ramadan-related support (reaching the same percentage as during Ramadan 2025),…

Boosting opportunities for economic growth and job creation to reduce multidimensional poverty and unemployment in Yemen is among the urgent and critical priorities to spur recovery, development, and peacebuilding, particularly by halting further decline in economic…

After more than a decade of conflict, Yemen remains one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. In 2026, over 22 million people—including 10.95 million women and girls—need humanitarian assistance. More than 5.2 million are internally displaced,…

29 April 2026 - In Yemen's northern Hajjah and Hudaydah governates, shrinking humanitarian funding and the withdrawal of services is leading to the closure or reduction of health services, leaving families with fewer options for care.…

IOM Yemen DTM’s Rapid Displacement Tracking (RDT) tool collects data on estimated numbers of households (HHs) forced to ee on a daily basis from their locations of habitual residence or displacement, allowing for regular reporting of…