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ALLOCATIONS IN 2025 First Standard Allocation: In line with the 2025 Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) statement on the humanitarian reset, the YHF kicked-off a US$20.6 million allocation in March. The allocation focuses on saving lives by reducing…

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Key Highlights; In March, 57% of households were unable to meet their minimum food needs across Yemen, with severe food deprivation (Poor Food Consumption) rising significantly Year-on-Year. Ramadan and partial salary payments offered some relief, but the…

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I. Overview This note presents an assessment of the consequences of the three-month U.S Stop Work Order on protection programming across Yemen. The findings are based on responses from 38 protection partners to a survey led by…

In 2024, IOM DTM tracked 3,668 instances of newly displaced households (representing approximately 22,008 individuals) across 7 of 13 governorates where DTM field teams have access. Displaced families were reported across 302 locations, with 1,165 households…

The Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) allocated US $30 million under the First Standard Allocation (SA1) in response to critical underfunding across key sectors in districts classified as severity 4 and above. This allocation will focus on…

Overview Yemen remains one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises, with an estimated 18.2 million people in need of humanitarian assistance and protection services in 2024. Despite the de facto continuation of the truce on the ground,…