Cartes / Infographies

For more information, see the full WFP Yemen Annual Country Report 2025.

Key Highlights; Yemen experienced seasonal improvement in food security in February 2026, primarily driven by increased religious charity during Ramadan, higher remittance inflows, appreciation of the YER in IRG areas, and the partial payment of public-sector salaries.…

Yemen enters 2026 at a critical tipping point, with 22.3 million people in need of humanitarian assistance and protection. Surging needs, significant fundingcuts, and shrinking access are forcing partners to scale back life-saving support. Without urgent…

Key Highlights; Yemen continues to face an escalating food security crisis entring 2026, January data revealed that 63% of households nationwide struggling to meet their minimum food needs, including 36% facing severe food deprivation. The YoY deterioration…

Please see the attached infographic.

Please see the attached infographic.

Key Highlights; In 2025, Yemen recorded its highest levels of inadequate food consumption. July was the peak, with prevalence of population with inadequate food consumption reaching 70%, marking the worst month of the year. A seasonal improvement…

See also the accompanying WFP Yemen Situation Report #11, 22 December 2025 for more information.

Key Highlights; Inadequate food consumption level reached its historic peak in Yemen during 2025, with all credible sources – including IPC, FEWSNET, Hunger Hotspots and Global Hunger Index – categorizing Yemen among the most food insecure countries…

Key Highlights; The latest FAO-WFP Hunger Hotspots early warning report categorized Yemen among the countries of “highest concern” requiring urgent humanitarian response. In October 2025**, adequate food remained inaccessible for 63% of surveyed households in Yemen**. Extremely…