AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHumanitarian funding for Yemen’s women and girls: UNFPA says new EU support will fund emergency reproductive health care, protection and psychosocial services for nearly 11 million women and girls, but warns it still has only 18% of its 2026 needs—risking closures of health facilities and safe spaces. Malnutrition alarm: MSF reports worsening malnutrition among children and mothers as funding drops, with severe acute malnutrition admissions up sharply at Al-Salam Hospital in Khamer and maternal malnutrition rising in Hajjah. Chronic disease care on the ground: A free three-day medical camp in Hajjah offers checkups, free medicines and consultations for diabetes, high blood pressure and chronic heart disease, run with the Yemeni Red Crescent. Local health disruption: A fire at a sponge factory in Taiz’s Birbasha district was contained with no fatalities, but one smoke-inhalation case needed treatment—showing how workplace incidents can quickly strain local health services. Displacement pressures in Taiz: IOM says Houthi shelling forced 227 displaced families to flee again in Mawza, creating urgent needs for shelter, food, water, sanitation, healthcare and protection.
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