Without immediate intervention, these numbers are expected to rise. Funding cuts in 2025 have deepened the crisis. With humanitarian assistance dwindling, access to essential food and livelihood support is collapsing, leaving millions—especially women and children—at risk. Contact Us Beside Sixty Road, near Alawqaf complex P.O. Box: 551 Sana'a, Yemen Phone: (+ 967) (1) 448605 Fax: (+967) (1) 448841 unrcoyemen@un.org Follow us on social media Elles sont destinées au service legs et aux tiers mandatés par UNICEF France afin de gérer votre demande de prise de rendez-vous. Ces données ne font pas l’objet d’un transfert à des tiers hors de l’Union Européenne. UNDP in Yemen Contact Us UNDP in Yemen Address: Beside Sixty Road, near Alawqaf complex P.O. Box: 551 Sana'a, Yemen Phone: (+ 967) (1) 448605 Fax: (+967) (1) 448841 E-mail: communications.ye@undp.org Headquarters Regional Bureau for Arab States United Nations Development Programme One United Nations Plaza, DC1-22nd Floor New York, NY, 10017 Fax. UNICEF strives to uphold the rights of every child, protecting them from harm and all forms of discrimination, so that they can grow up healthy and educated to reach their full potential. This work is in line with UNICEF’s globally recognized mandate and its support of national priorities. UNICEF continues to call on all parties to the conflict in Yemen to allow unimpeded humanitarian access to allow the delivery of aid, for the release of detained UN staff and other humanitarian workers, and for an end to the conflict. “Yemen’s children cannot wait another decade, Hawkins says. In 2025, an estimated 19.5 million people – over half the population – will require humanitarian assistance, including 4.8 million internally displaced people (IDPs), making Yemen the fifth-largest internal displacement crisis globally. Mr. Bishow Parajuli. Mr. Graeme Membrey. Geert Cappelaere. Mr. Naveed Hussain. Mr. Fuad Aldomy. Mr. Popal Ghulam. Nowakshot St. No.21, House No.22, Qaseem Ghausy. A highly challenging operational environment in de facto authorities-controlled areas in 2025 particularly affecting UN actors, and substantial funding reductions, led to UN scaling back critical life-saving programmes in the final months of the year. Find and connect with humanitarian organizations and key contacts in Yemen. Please select the relevant contact details from the options below. It will allow us to put you through to the right people and help get your query resolved as soon as possible.