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UNICEF WASH officer visiting a water and sanitation project in Sana'a city, Yemen.

WASH programme in Yemen

Learn more about UNICEF WASH interventions in Yemen.

OVER 5 MILLION CHILDREN FACE THE THREAT OF CHOLERA AND ACUTE WATERY DIARRHEA IN THE MIDST OF COVID-19 AS YEMEN GETS HEAVY RAINS

Without an end to the brutal five-year old long conflict in Yemen, these devastating preventable disease outbreaks will continue to stalk the lives of many, and first and foremost vulnerable children

Information materials for communities around safe water storage. This is a vital aspect of behaviour change campaigns aimed at tackling disease outbreak in communities across Yemen.

What it takes to keep communities, and homes clean

UNICEF with it's partners are working with the authorities to keep systems going and empowering communities to prevent the spread of disease

The RRT is on its way to the community of Bani Matar after receiving a report of a suspected cholera case

“On call” - Rapid Response Teams (RRT) for Cholera

UNICEF with generous support from its partners has a range of interventions aimed at getting life saving support to communities in need

Hani Omar, a 13-year-old fifth-grade student, in Dar Saad district, Aden

Quick impact projects have a long-term effect on cholera

UNICEF and its partners rehabilitate sanitation networks in cholera high-risk districts of Aden and Sana'a.

A child receiving his vaccine dose in Aden

Joint Press Statement: Second round of oral cholera vaccine reaches nearly 400,000 people in Aden, Taiz and Al Dhale’e

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Female religious leaders help prevent cholera

"My role is to educate people about how to recognize signs of a cholera infection and how to protect themselves against this disease"

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Religious and community leaders help in addressing cholera

One of the most successful activities of UNICEF’s interventions is the engagement with community leaders, and particularly with religious leaders.

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The power of music – Guitars and ouds to mitigate cholera

“The musicians taking part in the Artist Forum have a direct relation with their communities and can engage with them better"

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A story of recovery from cholera

“I didn’t know anything about cholera until I suddenly got sick”: Amna