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PEOPLE IN NEED
1860645
PEOPLE TARGETED
744000
IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS
14
FUNDING REQUIREMENT
55000000
OVERVIEW
More than 1.6+ million displaced Yemenis have spontaneously settled in 1,800+ unplanned sites and camp-like settings. Conflict-related damage to infrastructure, and natural hazards including floods, have further disrupted safe access to a minimum level of services.
The CCCM Cluster is working with 14+ partners and with the authorities to improve the living conditions and protection of IDPs in sites and ensure equitable access to services and assistance for all persons in need, with a focus on moving towards durable solutions with full participation of the displaced and host communities.
Key Documents
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YEMEN CCCM CLUSTER - National Cluster Strategy 2025-2027
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YEMEN CCCM CLUSTER - Communications Strategy - 2023
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YEMEN CCCM CLUSTER - Capacity Building Strategy 2025-2027
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YEMEN CCCM CLUSTER - Community-Led Projects Guidance - 2023
CLUSTER OBJECTIVES - 2025
- Enhance CCCM Supervision and Coordination: Improve safe access to multi-sectoral services at the site and area levels through monitoring and coordination.
- Facilitate Two-Way Communication: Establish effective information access for displaced populations and implement feedback and complaint mechanisms.
- Foster Community Engagement: Strengthen community self-organization and cohesion by mobilizing and encouraging participation among site inhabitants.
- Implement Responsive Maintenance Systems: Establish efficient reporting and response mechanisms for maintenance issues, ensuring timely repairs and addressing community priority concerns.
Contacts
Walid Al-Hashedy
Deputy Cluster Coordinator
712225164
[email protected]
Afrah Alogaili
Information Management
712225098
[email protected]