The collapse of Yemen’s education system is staggering. One in four schools is unfit for use, destroyed, damaged, or repurposed as shelters. Teachers, unpaid for years, have abandoned classrooms, leaving students crowded under tents or in crumbling buildings. In some areas, classes exceed 100 students, with no desks, electricity, or clean water.
Read MoreYemen’s economy has been shattered by more than a decade of conflict, political fragmentation, and recurrent shocks. Today, 19.5 million people require humanitarian assistance and protection, including a large share of women and children, as conflict, economic collapse, climate shocks, and deteriorating basic services compound suffering and vulnerability. Women’s economic participation has long been severely limited; in rural areas especially, many work in informal, unpaid roles with little protection or income security.
Read Moreتشير البيانات إلى أن اليمن بات يشهد ثالث أكبر أزمة غذاء في العالم، حيث يواجه نصف السكان الجوع، ونصف الأطفال دون سن الخامسة مصابون بسوء تغذية مزمن. بمناسبة اليوم العالمي للغذاء، تدعو منظمات دولية و محلية عاملة في اليمن إلى تحرك عاجل لمواجهة أزمة الجوع المتفاقمة في البلاد.
Read MoreCARE works in 14 governorates across Yemen, providing lifesaving food, cash, livelihoods, water and sanitation services to those in need, including internally displaced people.
We
save lives,
defeat poverty,
achieve social equality,
and fight for women and girls.
