Internal displacement's impacts on health in Yemen
This collaborative paper by IDMC and guest authors from Boston University, UNICEF and the University of Aden discusses the health risks facing internally displaced people due to Yemen’s longstanding humanitarian crisis.
It explores the effect of climate change in limiting IDPs’ access to healthcare, the impact of reduced humanitarian assistance on responses, and the policy implications of these issues.
A spotlight dives deeper into the impacts of Covid-19 on the health, livelihoods, housing, education and security of displaced and non-displaced Yemenis.
Paris — The French humanitarian organization Acted announced that it has delivered cash assistance to nearly 89,000 people affected by displa…
Sana’a — Fuel and food imports into ports under the control of Yemen’s Houthi movement on the Red Sea have continued to fall for…
ADEN — Yemen Airways, the country’s national carrier, announced it will resume flights between Aden and Abu Dhabi beginning in January…