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Press release

02 April 2024

Yemen launches a Pandemic Fund project to protect the most vulnerable communities from epidemic disease threats

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Press release

26 March 2024

9 years into the conflict in Yemen, millions of children are malnourished and stunted

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Bridging the education gap of children displaced by conflict

Literacy and numeracy programmes help children return to formal education in Marib

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A little girl being immunized against polio and given vitamin A during the Polio vaccination campaign

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Polio Campaign: Securing a Brighter Future for Yemeni Childr

More than 1.2 million children under the age of five were vaccinated against polio during the door-to-door immunization campaign

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Rebuilding Hope: Yemen's Journey to Educational Resilience

In Yemen – a nation scarred by conflict and displacement – an inspiring story of resilience and renewal is unfolding

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Albara'a carrying his disabled sister on his back to school

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Story of success and struggle

Story of success and struggle for 14-year-old boy from Yemen

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Ali and one of his daughters in Dhamar city.

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UNICEF Yemen Situation Reports

Our humanitarian situation reports provide a snapshot of current needs and response in Yemen.

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CLIMATE LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS FOR CHILDREN IN YEMEN

Climate change and environmental degradation undermine the rights of every child

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YEMEN MICS MULTIPLE INDICATOR CLUSTER SURVEY

SURVEY FINDINGS REPORT

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Poems for Peace

from Children of Yemen

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Yemeni photographer documents his journey to film six children suffering from severe acute malnutrition in Yemen.

UNICEF Yemen's work

Yemen is currently one of the worst countries for a child to live in as it is facing a protracted conflict which has been ongoing for more than 7 years. Thousands of children have been killed or maimed in a war not of their making and the combined risk of conflict, disease and malnutrition is a daily reality for these children. Those who survive will live with the scars of conflict.

UNICEF is working around the clock with humanitarian partners to continue providing lifesaving assistance to children and families, including health, nutrition, water and sanitation, education and child protection.