Request support on coordination, information management, integration for nutrition outcomes or technical nutrition in emergencies assistance.
التماس الدعم لتنسيق التغذية وإدارة المعلومات والتغذية في حالات الطوارئ
Demander un appui pour la coordination de la nutrition, la gestion de l'information et la nutrition dans les situations d'urgence
Buscar apoyo para la coordinación de la nutrición, la gestión de la información y la nutrición en situaciones de emergencia
Solicite apoio para coordenação em nutrição, gestão de informação e nutrição em emergências
Yemen
L1Coordination mechanism: Cluster
Year of activation: 2011
NCC: UNICEF P4 FT
IMO: UNICEF NOB TA
Roving NCC, UNICEF NOB FT
5 Sub-national CCs double-hatting UNICEF FT NOA/NOB,
Co-Chairs from INGOs and NNGOs.
Coordination arrangement:
National: UNICEF Lead, MoPHP Co-Chair
Sub-National: UNICEF leads Aden, Ibb, Hodeida, Saada, and Sanaa and is Co-chair by NGOs in all 5 hubs.
Mid Year Report 2025
January to June 2025
Information Gaps: Limited availability and reliability of nutrition data due to restrictions on SMART surveys, IPC analysis, and other assessments.
Dual Authority Issues: Complexities arising from operating in a context with dual authorities, potentially leading to bureaucratic hurdles and coordination challenges.
Funding Shortages: Insufficient funding for critical nutrition activities, particularly the Blanket Supplementary Feeding Program (BSFP).
Multi-sectoral Coordination: Difficulties in effectively implementing multi-sectoral interventions, hindering a comprehensive approach to addressing malnutrition.
Capacity Gaps: Limited capacity of the government, including healthcare workers (HWs), community health volunteers (CHNVs), and the Nutrition Information System (NIS), affecting service delivery and data collection.
Supply Chain Issues: Challenges in ensuring a consistent and reliable supply of essential nutrition supplies.
Quality of Services: Concerns regarding the quality of nutrition services provided, potentially due to various factors such as capacity gaps, supply shortages, and access limitations.
PiN
(million)Funding
(million)- Children 0-59 months
- Pregnant and Lactating Women
Nutrition Operational Partners
Total Partners (44)