Yemen - Complex Emergency Fact Sheet #1, Fiscal Year (FY) 2021

SITUATION AT A GLANCE
30.5 MILLION
Population of Yemen
UN – June 2020
24.3 MILLION
People in Need of Humanitarian Assistance
UN – June 2020
3.6 MILLION
IDPs in Yemen
IOM – November 2018
16.2 MILLION
Projected Acutely Food-Insecure Population
IPC – December 2020
177,628
Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Yemen
UNHCR – December 2020
Relief organizations and the UN express concern that the designation of the Al Houthis as a FTO may have severe humanitarian consequences in Yemen.
IPC analysis projects that approximately 16.2 million people will experience Crisis—IPC 3—or worse levels of acute food insecurity from January to June 2021. USAID/BHA provides nearly $150 million in U.S. Title II in-kind food assistance in response to deteriorating food security.
Nearly 200,000 IDPs face acute humanitarian needs amid heightened conflict in Marib Governorate.
Egyptian Minister of Petroleum Karim Badawy said the sector of petroleum and Egyptian mineral wealth is ready to present all forms of support to Ye…
Yemen’s Minister of Finance, Salem bin Breik, announced today that the Yemeni government is set to sign a significant debt rescheduling agree…
The Yemenieconomy is suffering from unprecedented challenges, a budget deficit and a severe shortage of foreign currency as a result of the continu…