Yemen - Factsheets | Shelter Cluster

Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster assisted 18 percent out of 3 million people planned to be reached in 2019.
More than 151,800 people were displaced by the conflict in the first quarter.
The Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster organized a donor engagement session to strengthen relationship with donors and understand their priorities.

PIN (People in Need) for Shelter/NFI/CCCM assistance increased by 24 percent to 6.7 million people including 78 percent increase in the people of acute needs.
Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster assisted 46 percent out of 3 million people planned to be reached in 2018.
Winterization support reached 11 percent out of 76,000 vulnerable families who are in critical needs for assistance.
A workshop with key Cluster Partners and authorities discussed the Cluster priorities and strategic direction 2019-2020.

Newly displaced families require immediate NFI and Shelter response.
Protracted IDPs remain in need for support to improve their living conditions.
IDPs returnee requires support to establish and consolidate conditions conducive for sustainable return.

Newly displaced families require immediate NFI and Shelter response.
Protracted IDPs remain in need for support to improve their living conditions.
IDPs returnee requires support to establish and consolidate conditions conducive for sustainable return.

Large-scale conflict in Al Hudaydah driven displacement.
Tropical Cyclones Mekunu and Sagar left behind death and destruction.
Heavy rains in various parts of the country resulted in damages to shelters, livelihoods and public infrastructure.
The Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster assisted 426,021 people across the country over the past 6 months.
A comprehensive preparedness plan was developed to address the worst-case scenario.
The Cluster strategy for the first HPF (Humanitarian Pooled Fund) allocations for 2018 was finalized.

Yemen - Factsheets