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04 December 2023

Educational supplies, school rehabilitation for 3,500 conflict-affected children and training for 100 teachers and educational staff in Yemen supported by Sheikh Abdullah Al Nouri Charity Society

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Training Midwives to Improve Maternal Health Outcomes

Train midwives at the Higher Institute of Health Sciences in Ibb Governorate

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Sustainable Projects Provide Safe and Clean Water Access

Meet the immediate needs of the displaced population, host community & mitigates the risk of diseases caused by contaminated water or water-related factors

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Treating malnourished children in Hudaydah

During 2023, the Stabilization Therapeutic Nutritional Centre treated more than 180 children who were internally displaced or from the host community

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24 November 2023

Yemen launches MICS data to assess living conditions of women and children

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Innovation Lab: Building the Future

Investing in youth-led initiatives to encourage innovative solutions to some of the most critical issues of our time

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Reports & Publications

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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YEMEN MICS MULTIPLE INDICATOR CLUSTER SURVEY

SURVEY FINDINGS REPORT

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Poems for Peace

from Children of Yemen

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The State of the World's Children 2023

For every child, vaccination

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UNICEF Yemen 2023

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.