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Shortlist of NGOs & INGOs in Yemen by Sector:

Emergency Relief:

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  Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF): Medical aid, nutrition, and sanitation.


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  World Food Programme (WFP): Food assistance and emergency rations.


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  CARE International: Emergency response, food security, and livelihoods.


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  Mercy Corps International: Food security, water and sanitation, and community health.

Health and Nutrition:

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  UNICEF: Child health and nutrition programs, vaccination campaigns.


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  International Rescue Committee (IRC): Maternal and child health care, reproductive health services.


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  Action Against Hunger: Nutrition programs, food distribution, and community health education.


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  Save the Children: Child health and nutrition, education, and protection.

Water and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH):

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  OXFAM: Water and sanitation infrastructure, hygiene promotion, and disaster preparedness.


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  WaterAid: Providing clean water and sanitation facilities to rural communities.


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  Islamic Relief: Water and sanitation projects, food distribution, and healthcare.


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  Norwegian Church Aid (NCA): Water and sanitation infrastructure, hygiene training, and disaster risk reduction.

Protection and Human Rights:

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  Human Rights Watch: Monitoring and documenting human rights violations, advocacy.


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  Mwatana for Human Rights: Documenting human rights abuses and advocating for accountability.


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  Yemen Data Project: Collecting and analyzing data on the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.


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  International Organization for Migration (IOM): Protection and assistance to internally displaced persons and migrants.

Education:

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  UNESCO: Providing education opportunities for children in conflict zones.


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  Education Above All (EAA): Building and rehabilitating schools, providing learning materials.


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  Plan International: Education for girls, promoting gender equality.


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  Save the Children: Education in emergencies, protecting children from violence and exploitation.

Livelihoods and Economic Empowerment:

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  CARE International: Livelihoods programs, income generation opportunities, vocational training.


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  Mercy Corps International: Cash-based assistance, microfinance, and market development.


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  International Labour Organization (ILO): Job creation programs, skills development, and promoting decent work.


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  Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): Supporting farmers and agricultural communities.

Other Sectors:

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  Shelter and Infrastructure: UNHCR, IOM, Habitat for Humanity


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  Mine Action: Yemen Mine Action Centre, Norwegian People's Aid


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  Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution: Search for Common Ground, International Alert