JAN 2018

20

18 YEMENRESPONSEHUMANITARIAN

PLAN SNAPSHOT

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REQUIREMENTS (USD)

2.96 BN

PEOPLE IN NEED

22.2 M

PEOPLE IN NEED (ACUTE)

11.3 M

PEOPLE TARGETED

13.1 M

PEOPLE TARGETED BY DISTRICT

TOTAL PEOPLE TARGETED

158,001 - 277,421

94,001 - 158,000

55,001 - 94,000

26,001 - 55,000

400 - 26,000

4 Provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people in Yemen through an effective, targeted response.

Ensure that all assistance promotes the protection, safety & dignity of affected people, and is provided equitably to men, women, boys and girls

Support and preserve services & institutions essential to immediate humanitarian action & promote access to resilient livelihood opportunities.

Deliver a principled, multi-sectoral, coordinated and inclusive hum. response that is accountable to and advocates effectively for the most vulnerable people in Yemen with enhanced engagement of national partners.

Humanitarian partners aim to reach 13.1 million people in Yemen with life- saving or protection assistance in 2018. Clusters prioritized populations and geographical areas in acute need where access and operational capacity permits and have included targets in areas where the populations in moderate need are at risk of slipping into acute need. Partners will be working with and through public institutions providing essential basic services to prevent their collapse. For the �rst time, planning has been undertaken at district level to ensure the response targets those most in need. 153 partners are contributing to the coordinated response as of December 2017 under this YHRP, requiring US$ 2,96 Billion to reach the targets as displayed below.

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Women Boys Girls Men3.20 M 3.39 M 3.24 M 3.27 M

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

Aden

HadramautAl MaharahAl Jawf

Shabwah

Lahj

Marib

Abyan

Sana'a

Ibb

Amran

Socotra

Am. Al AsimahSa'ada

Hajjah

Al Mahwit

Al Hudaydah

Taizz

Raymah

Al Dhale'eAl Bayda

Dhamar

LIVELIHOOD

67Activities

Activities

LIFE-SAVING &PROTECTION

HUMANITARIAN PLUS AND 10

ActivitiesCOORDINATION,

ASSESSMENTS AND COMMON

SERVICES

21Humanitarian needs across the country are driven as much by ongoing conflict and displacement as by underlying economic crisis and collapsing life-saving public services. The Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) is hence widening the scope of this HRP to include a limited range of “humanitarian plus” activities. These include systematic support to lifesaving basic public facilities (Health and WASH) in priority districts to ensure minimum functionality and livelihood activities that help to recover vulnerable households’ livelihoods.

INCLUSION OF HUMANITARIAN PLUS ACTIVITIES

% of targeted beneficiariesto be reached with in-kind assistance

% of targetedbeneficiariesto be reached withcash assistance

% of targetedbeneficiariesto be reached withvouchers assistance

* This figure only includes direct beneficiaries reached with early recovery activities.

For the first time, clusters have broken down the response targets by modality and will report on the modality ultimately chosen. Market-based response modalities are deemed appropriate for selected clusters. A minimum expenditure basket (MEB) has been endorsed and will inform cash-based programming in 2018.

29%17% 17%

8% 2%

66%

97% 92%

2%

100%

FSAC Protection RMMS SHELTER/NFI/CCCM EECR*

The 2018 HRP includes integrated multi-sector response plans to address intensified risk of famine, disease outbreaks and protracted displacement to address the inter-sector life-saving and livelihood needs in a holistic and complementary manner for a more effective response.

PEOPLE TARGETED VS PEOPLE IN NEED AND PEOPLE IN ACUTE NEED BY GOVERNORATE

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ADEN HUB AL HUDAYDAH HUB IBB HUB AL MUKALLA(planned hub)

SA’ADA HUB SANA’A HUB

0.34 0.44 0.35 0.56 0.29 1.56 0.27 1.36 0.14 1.32 1.62 0.05 0.51 0.01 0.32 0.55 0.32 1.34 0.49 0.51 0.14 0.61

% Acute PIN vs total PIN % People targeted Total people targeted Total PIN

(in m

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INTEGRATED MULTI-SECTOR RESPONSE PLANNED RESPONSE MODALITIES IN 2018

PEOPLE IN NEED, TARGETED & REQUIRMENTS PER CLUSTER

districts to be prioritized for IDP/returnee/ host community response61

districts initially targeted with integrated IDP response (including 44 hosting sites)

Yemen is facing a cholera outbreak of an unprecedented scale. Health and WASH Clusters are working together to avert a further deterioration of the outbreak.

Number of suspected cases

<=1,800

0

1,801 - 4,600

4,601 - 8,200

8,201 - 13,200

13,201 - 23,100

15

districts at heightened risk of famine107

districts initially targeted with integrated famine response, out of27

69%

EDUCATION

FOOD SECURITY & AGRICULTURE

WASH

NUTRITION

PROTECTION

SHELTER,NFI,CCCM

REFUGEES &MIGRANTS

EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT & COMMUNITYREHABILITATION

8.48.8

17.8

88

1.3

4.557.2

5.6

0.020.17

0.7

1.82.84.1

6.512.9

5.0

PEOPLE IN ACUTE NEED

11.3 M

PEOPLE IN NEED22.2 M

TOTALREQUIRMENTS 2.96 BN

$1270.7M

$99.1M

$195.4M

$572.4M

$298.8M

$104.1M

$195.3M

$53.4M

$106.7M

HEALTH

9.3416.37

12.32.65.4

3.0

11.111.6

16

PEOPLE TARGETED13.1 M

(People in millions)

Snapshot source: HRP 2018