Mine action and victim assistance for populations affected by conflict and explosive ordnance in Yemen

The project targets 28,762 crisis-affected individuals and their communities in Amanat Al Asimah, Al Hudaydah, Hajjah, Aden, and Taiz governorates, including outreach coverage in West Coast districts, Lahj, and Abyan.

Target groups include women, men, boys, girls, persons with disabilities, conflict-injured individuals, explosive ordnance victims, internally displaced persons, children at risk of malnutrition, and caregivers.

Erwartete Resultate:  

• Output 1
  Improved access to quality integrated physical rehabilitation and MHPSS for crisis-affected persons with injuries and disabilities, women and girls with and without disabilities.
• Output 2
  Immediate threats caused by explosive ordnances to the affected communities are reduced by the provision of community based EORE, NTS, EOD, TS, clearance and VA activities.

Resultate von früheren Phasen:  

Previous SDC support to HI helped to provide essential rehabilitation, MHPSS, and disability-inclusive services for victims of ERW. HI supported physical and functional rehabilitation, assistive devices, prosthetics and orthotics, psychosocial support, outreach, and referrals in a context where specialized services remained limited.

The collaboration confirmed the relevance of an integrated approach combining victim assistance and prevention. It also showed that distance, transport costs, insecurity, limited specialized services, and social constraints continued to limit access to services, especially for women, persons with disabilities, and people in remote areas. The proposed new phase builds on these learnings and places greater emphasis on strengthening local capacities to enhance sustainability. Mobile outreach and telerehabilitation are scaled up, and integrated with referral follow-up, victim assistance, technical survey and clearance.