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More than 320,000 people reached in Yemen

More than 320,000 people across Yemen received life-saving assistance in 2025, helping improve their safety, dignity, and living conditions. With support from the European Union through EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid, the Yemen Displacement Response Consortium and its partners delivered humanitarian assistance to displacement-affected communities across the country. Watch the video to learn more.

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