Provision of lifesaving assistance through a Multi-Sectoral intervention (FSAC, Health, WASH) to vulnerable IDPs and HCs in Ad Dale' and Al Azariq Districts - Ad Dale Gov.

About this project

ltpgtThis proposed 12-month project, contributing to the YHF 2nd Standard Allocation 2025, provides an urgent, integrated multi-sectoral response to the life-threatening needs of 34,298 BNFs (8,918 women, 9,259 girls, 8,232 men, 7,889 boys) in Al Madinah As Sakaniah Site, Snah Camp, Habil Al Minzar (Ad Dale district), Al Humaidy, Al Mehraby, Ben Awas sub-districts (Al Azariq district). The project will prioritize HHs affected by malnutrition and those adopting negative coping mechanisms, ensuring assistance reaches those most at risk in line with YHF strategy. The intervention will reach 20,036 BNFs in in the targeted sites/areas of Ad Dale' district (5,209 women, 5,408 girls, 4,809 men, 4,610 boys) and 14,262 BNFs in the targeted areas of Al Azariq (3,709 women, 3,851 girls, 3,423 men, 3,279 boys). The intervention is designed to address critical needs identified in a RNA and clusters' gaps, with BNFs targeted as follows: ltbrgtUnder FSAC, the project aims to enhance food security for the most vulnerable IDP, HC, and Muhamasheen HHs by providing emergency food assistance through UCT of $106 per HH per round (paid in YER per FSAC guideline) for 6 cycles to 500 HHs (909 women, 945 girls, 841 men, and 805 boys). Of these, 300 HHs are in Al-Madinah As-Sakaniah Site and Habil Al Minzar (Al Dale’ sub-district – Ad Dale’ district), and 200 HHs are in Ben Awas, Al Mehraby, and Al Humaidy sub-districts (Al Azariq).ltbrgtUnder the Health sector, the project aims to restore access to…

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United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs · National NGO

Countries

Yemen

Sectors

Multisector aid

Funded by

Yemen Humanitarian Fund

Implemented by

Diversity Organization

Accountable

Diversity Organization

Published by United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 17 Aug 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-YEM-25-S-NGO-37744.

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