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The second package of the project to rehabilitate 50 houses damaged by floods and rehabilitate and expand public facilities in Al-Mahra Governorate in the Republic of Yemen. Building 50 houses, rehabilitating and expanding the school, and rehabilitating and expanding the health unit surrounding the project area. Implementing the second phase after the first phase was completed, building 50 economic homes for those affected by the floods in Al-Mahra Governorate. The second phase includes the construction of 50 additional economic homes for families affected by internal floods who are without adequate shelter, as these families have been affected by natural disasters and the general economic and security crisis. The project also aims to expand and rehabilitate the public facilities surrounding the residential area. The school will be expanded and rehabilitated to accommodate the additional number of students, and the health unit surrounding the residential area will be expanded and rehabilitated to provide health services to the residents of the area. After completion of its implementation, the project will contribute to housing 100 families by providing 100 economic housing units, which will help end the ongoing or temporary displacement of these targeted families. Completion of the construction of 50 homes and completion of rehabilitation and expansion work for the school and health unit in the area surrounding the project.
Support to the Yemeni government (Yemeni Ministry of Education). Support to the Yemeni government (Yemeni Ministry of Education).
Social protection to provide social cohesion to Yemeni society Reducing vulnerability and enhancing resilience and social cohesion of the targeted communities affected by the crisis in Yemen by creating sustainable livelihoods and promoting peacebuilding initiatives. 1- Enhancing the capacity of local and community institutions to respond to shocks, risks and conflict. 2- Restoring the livelihoods of vulnerable targeted Yemenis, including internally displaced persons, persons with disabilities, and marginalized groups. 3- Strengthening local mechanisms for building peace and social cohesion. 120 displaced, marginalized and people with disabilities beneficiaries and 12 main trainers benefited from trainings on managing and resolving conflicts at the community level, improving the capacity of local authorities and community leaders to effectively respond to conflict and trauma, and resolving conflict reports by peace committees in the project's targeted districts. - 600 beneficiaries of those affected by the conflict. - 480 women / girls are direct beneficiaries of safe space activities and psychosocial support activities.
Medical supervision, follow-up and supervision of projects to treat wounded and injured Yemenis in the private sector in Yemen for three hospitals. Follow-up and control of the treatment of wounded and injured Yemenis in the private sector in Yemen, and ensure that all treatment and diagnostic services, operations, rehabilitation and follow-up are provided in accordance with the treatment plan for each wounded and injured separately. * Quality and performance control and the extent of satisfaction of the wounded and injured from the services provided to them through the implementing partner.
The voluntary medical campaign for open heart and catheterization surgery for children Catheterization and cardiac surgery for children.
Carrying out catheter and surgery operations and providing medical tools.
Equipping the operating room, providing analyzes and providing drugs. 1- Conducting open heart and catheter surgeries for adults from families with limited income who cannot cover the costs of treatment in Yemeni hospitals.
2. Providing the patients' needs for the operation's medications.
3. Eliminate the suffering of many children with heart disease.
4. Health education for everyone who receives treatment.
5. A subsidy for the Ministry of Health, which suffers from a shortage of cardiologists.
6. Activating the role of volunteers and building their capabilities to volunteer in the fields of humanitarian work. All 10 surgical procedures were successful, open heart surgeries
And 83 interventional cardiac catheters have been successfully installed
Total beneficiaries 93.
Joint Implementation Program For KSRELIEF and FAO to implement Agriculture ,Food Security and Nutrition Sensitive Response to the Most Vulnerable Households. The project aims to carry out an integrated response to agriculture and food and nutrition security for the poor farmers and the most vulnerable families in Taiz and Hudaydah governorates. -Improved food security and nutrition outcomes for vulnerable households through integrated nutrition-sensitive programs -Improve knowledge in the production of high nutritional value vegetables and prevent malnutrition for poor farmers and vulnerable families -Increased productivity of high-nutrient vegetables by vulnerable households and improved household food diversity (qualitatively and quantitatively).
Support for the treatment of moderate acute malnutrition programme for vulnerable children under five and pregnant and lactating women in Yemen Maintain and improve the nutritional status of the most vulnerable population in Yemen and support the treatment programme for moderate acute malnutrition for vulnerable children under five years of age and pregnant and lactating women through the purchase and provision of nutritional supplements in targeted areas. Purchase and distribution of nutritional supplements for the target groups of malnutrition, including children, pregnant and lactating mothers. Providing nutritional supplements to 86,985 beneficiaries.
The Second Saudi Pulse Program The Second Saudi Pulse Voluntary Program for Cardiac Surgery and Catheterization in the Republic of Yemen, in cooperation with the Charitable Heart Diseases Foundation. Helping patients interact with their social environment and practice their work more efficiently. Alleviating and eliminating the suffering of families who are unable to provide the price of operations. - Diagnostic catheters 2500 cases. - Therapeutic catheters 1800 cases. Open heart 600 cases.
The voluntary medical campaign to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it. A campaign presented by the center with the aim of treating and providing necessary medical care to low-income people with eye diseases in Bangladesh. 1- Eliminating the suffering of many blind people
2- Providing the patients' needs of medicines, glasses and lenses.
The project to operate the Al-Yusr Center for the Industrial College of Seiyun, Hadramaut Governorate Operating and increasing the readiness of the Al-Yusr Center for treating kidney failure patients and providing them with basic therapeutic services Equipping the center with its full capacity and providing the needs to cover the treatment of patients with renal failure and ensuring their access to the necessary treatment Expected 68,808 dialysis sessions and 2,280 medical services in the kidney disease clinic. • Supporting the steadfastness of the medical and technical staff and limiting the migration of (61) medical and technical staff while localizing the service.
Establishing and operating a specialized center in ophthalmology in Marib governorate. Rehabilitation of the building and its medical and non-medical treatment Providing specialized medical and diagnostic medical services in ophthalmology including ophthalmology treatment with awareness and health education for eye cases. Treatment of eye injuries / occupational medical treatment with all cases of eyes of all kinds / health education for eye care and early intervention for sight in all segments of society / providing the needs of eye patients / ending the suffering of eye patients in general and special diseases blindness / localization of specialized medical service reference in surgery and ophthalmology Marib Governorate inside Yemen.
Provision of intravenous drugs and solutions to treat and control the spread of cholera in Yemen. Maintaining life by providing the basic requirements, assessing the need, supporting and continuity in order to achieve the aspirations of the cholera patients.
Water supply and environmental sanitation Hajjah Governorate (Phase II). Save life and maintain its continuity, limit the spread of diseases and epidemics, and secure a safe and healthy environment for the displaced and citizens by providing basic services in the water and environmental sanitation sector through the maintenance of wells and pumps and the establishment of a drinking water desalination plant. Preserving the lives of the displaced and citizens by continuing to secure safe and healthy sources of water in the gathering areas of the displaced in Hajjah Governorate (Hayran / Midi / Abs) / Drainage of waste and waste in a safe and healthy manner / Preventive maintenance of water tanks, sewage and toilets / Raise awareness of citizens and displaced persons _ The ability of a number of water wells to pump and maintain water and provide sustainable water solutions _ Pumping and distributing 15,120,000 liters of potable water and the same for domestic use Limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics for the displaced and citizens to (800) families _ Preserving the dignity of the human being by securing his water needs and preserving the lives of (800) families _ Provide and maintain water tanks and their surroundings, the safety of septic tanks, prevent leaks, provide toilets, maintain a safe and sound environment, and sustain project activities with their periodic maintenance. _ Provide places designated for placing, collecting and disposing of waste in a safe, healthy and environmentally friendly manner while limiting the spread of rodents and disease vectors and spreading awareness among the displaced in a clean, healthy environment
Operating and managing the Saudi Hospital in Hajjah Operating and managing the Saudi Hospital in Hajjah Raising the level of health care in the Republic of Yemen Providing integrated health care to 89,701 beneficiaries
Improve the access of internally displaced people in Yemen to educational services. Contribute to achieving stability and recovery in the governorates of Aden, Lahj and Hadramout, and the sustainable reintegration of returnees and internally displaced persons into host societies through projects directed at serving local communities to improve educational opportunities, and thus respond to some of the urgent needs that resulted from massive return movements and build confidence between internally displaced persons, host communities and returnees from On the one hand, and between the government and local communities on the other hand, by improving public services for the target population. This project aims to improve access to basic services (education) for returnees, host communities and internally displaced people in Aden, Lahj and Hadramawt governorates, which face some of the highest rates of displacement and return in Yemen. This project will target eight schools in need of rehabilitation and reconstruction, furniture and equipment that have deteriorated due to years of conflict and neglect. In total, the project will target an estimated 4,500 students and 400 school personnel.
Providing school supplies and equipment 5000 pieces of school supplies and equipment Supporting the educational process Schools more ready for education and study
Distribution of food aid (dates) to the displaced and affected people. Assisting the displaced and the most affected groups in the governorates of Hadramaut, Abyan, Al-Jawf, and Ma'rib by providing life-saving assistance, which consists of (21) thousand cartons of dates to 126,000 beneficiaries. 1- Help alleviate the suffering of the displaced and provide dates for long-term storage.
2- Achieving food security for needy families and providing their food needs in the targeted areas.
3- Assisting in improving the living conditions of the beneficiaries by providing food (dates).
Emergency response to combat dengue fever in Aden Governorate and its directorates. Implementing pesticide spraying campaigns to combat dengue fever and suction stagnant water and swamps to provide a healthy environment in Aden Governorate and its districts. 1- Contribute to reducing the breeding sources of mosquitoes that transmit dengue fever. 2- Contribute to reducing deaths resulting from the spread of dengue fever. 1- (861,719) beneficiaries obtained a safe environment from which to live by reducing the spread of the dengue fever epidemic in all directorates of Aden Governorate. 2- Reducing the death rate resulting from the outbreak of dengue fever 3- Suction of stagnant water and water swamps in all directorates of Aden governorate at a rate of 48 operations per district.
Treatment of wounded and injured Yemeni - Aden Treating wounded and injured Yemenis inside Yemen by providing all treatment and diagnostic services, operations, rehabilitation and follow-up according to the treatment plan for each wounded and injured separately Provide full medical care for the wounded and injured Yemeni inside Yemen
Support to the Government of Yemen in the Water and Environmental Sanitation Sector (Ministry of Water and Environment). Support to the Government of Yemen in the Water and Environmental Sanitation Sector (Ministry of Water and Environment).
Nour Saudi Voluntary Project to Combat Blindness - Yemen Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 895
Provision of health care and water services for the displaced, Saada governorate, Razih district Providing primary health care services, trauma treatment and bandages, safe disposal of medical waste and waste, saving and maintaining life, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, securing emergency health services and providing water for the displaced in Saada governorate. Saving life, preserving its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, and securing emergency health services by providing primary health care, injury treatment, bandaging, and safe disposal of medical waste. Providing primary health care services and providing water to (1427) beneficiaries, enabling the medical, technical and assistant staff to have jobs in the clinic and the water project, and providing a safe healthy environment.
Providing shelter assistance and non-food items to the most needy families in Yemen for the year 2023 Providing and distributing 17,380 shelter bags and non-food items in a number of the most needy Yemeni governorates in accordance with the humanitarian response plan of the Republic of Yemen. The project aims to secure and distribute 17,380 shelter bags and non-food items in a number of Yemeni governorates to provide relief to the displaced people who benefit from the project. Distributing 17,380 shelter bags with non-food items and distributing them to 17,380 beneficiaries.
Preventive and life-saving nutritional intervention to address malnutrition among children and women in Yemen Maintaining essential nutrition service through continuous provision of severe acute malnutrition services with TFC medical complication management services for less than five years to reduce injuries 1-Providing treatment services in areas of greatest need.
2- Providing therapeutic nutritional supplements for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers and children under five years of age.
3- Training of cadres in dealing with malnutrition. Expand access to and availability of nutrition services for the target and most vulnerable population in hard-to-reach areas by opening new treatment sites. Required supplies and capacity building will be supported
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness in Yemen Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 3949
My skill in my hand (2) to improve the livelihood of the families of orphans. Empowering the families of orphans in need of livelihood and livelihood for (500) beneficiaries from the families of orphans. -Training and rehabilitation for orphans who need to face life through the development of life and professional skills
- Providing means of equipment for the establishment of small income-generating projects.
providing and distributing food baskets in Yemen Providing food aid, which consists of (6587) food baskets to be distributed to needy and needy families and extend a helping hand to them Achieving food security for needy and needy families, extending a helping hand to them, and providing their food needs
2- Assisting in improving the living conditions of the beneficiaries by providing food baskets that suffice them for a month.
Supporting artificial limbs and rehabilitation centers in the Republic of Yemen (Ma’rib, Aden, Taiz, and Sayyun) with artificial limbs and their supplies. Supporting artificial limbs and rehabilitation centers in the Republic of Yemen (Ma’rib, Aden, Taiz, and Sayun) with artificial limbs and their supplies by securing, purchasing, and delivering them to the implementing partner and operator of the centers to install them according to the health condition of each individual beneficiary. Providing prosthetic limbs and their supplies in order to benefit the largest number of injured people, reduce the waiting period, and benefit from the operating partner in providing physical rehabilitation services for people with special needs, following up on them, benefiting from them in community service, diagnosis, determining the treatment plan for each individual patient, installing all types of prosthetic limbs, and providing functional rehabilitation service for the limbs. Industrial and their continuous follow-up and raise the capabilities of the medical and technical staff professionally and scientifically and prepare them to deal with specific cases and limit the migration of medical and technical staff specialized in the localization and improvement of prosthetic limb and rehabilitation services and assisting people with special needs by engaging them in social life and maintaining their continued performance within the elements of civil society, And raising the capabilities of workers at the Prosthetics Center with the latest medical sciences Providing the needs for manufacturing, installation and rehabilitation of (500) beneficiaries
Treatment of wounded and injured Yemeni - Aden. Treating the wounded and injured Yemenis inside Yemen by providing all therapeutic and diagnostic services, operations, rehabilitation and follow-up according to the treatment plan for each wounded and injured separately. Provide full medical care to the wounded and injured Yemenis inside Yemen
Nour Saudi Voluntary Project to Combat Blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 4364
The Kingdom’s support for the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for the year 2021 in the food security and nutrition sector. The Kingdom’s support for Yemen’s humanitarian response plan for the year 2021 AD in the food security and nutrition sector, with an amount of (230,000,000) million dollars Working to fill the humanitarian needs in the Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan for the year 2021 and the nutritional and nutritional gaps in the food security analysis report using the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) in Yemen for stages (5) and (4).
The project of food security sector in Shabwa governorate within the humanitarian response plan in Yemen for the second half of 2016. Provide food baskets to the targeted governorates.
Distribution of relief assistance to those affected by floods and floods in the Republic of Sudan. Distribution of shelter assistance to those affected by floods and floods through the provision of 1000 tents, 2,000 carpets and 6,000 blankets in Khartoum, White Nile and River Nile states. Emergency and rapid response to alleviate the suffering of people affected by the effects of floods and floods in the Republic of Sudan through the provision of shelter assistance .
Treatment of wounded and injured Yemenis in the private sector within the Kingdom -Alemeis hospital. Treatment of wounded and injured Yemenis. Provide full medical care to the Yemeni wounded (treatment - medicines - operations ..).
Child protection project in Yemen within the humanitarian response plan 2020 Improve access to life-saving services for children and caregivers affected by the armed conflict in Yemen. 1- Providing mental health services and psychological support to children and caregivers affected by the armed conflict in Yemen.
2- Provide life-saving education / awareness of mine risks to children and caregivers affected by the armed conflict in Yemen.
3- Providing protection services to children at risk of abuse, violence and exploitation through case management, with a special focus on a multi-sectoral approach to preventing gender-based violence in emergency situations and responding to services provided to unaccompanied and separated children. 1- 120,000 children and caregivers affected by armed conflict benefited from resilience building activities.
2- 120,000 children and community members reached with life-saving awareness messages on mine risks.
3- 1500 children received critical child protection services.
Support to the Yemeni government (Ministry of Water and Environment). Support to the Yemeni government (Ministry of Water and Environment).
Distribution of food assistance in Shabwa Emergency response to those affected in Shabwa governorate. Distribution of 1500 food baskets
The Kingdom's contribution to the budget of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs - Yemen. The Kingdom's contribution to the budget of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs - Yemen.
Voluntary medical project for orthopedic surgery and joint replacement - Republic of Yemen Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment in the specialty of orthopedic surgery - Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. 2- Performing specialized surgeries in orthopedic surgery. 3- Providing patients with medication needs as needed. 4- Alleviating the suffering of many patients who need surgical intervention in the field of orthopedic surgery. 5- Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. 6- Assisting the Ministry of Health in the host country, which suffers from a shortage of medical staff specialized in the field of orthopedic surgery. 26 surgical operations were performed and the number of beneficiaries was 200