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Health update Exchange rate in southern governorates reaches all-time low CERF funding boosts COVID-19 response and underfunded health programmes Fuel crisis increases food prices and continues to restrict the aid operation Health update Exchange rate in southern governorates reaches all-time low CERF funding boosts COVID-19 response and underfunded health programmes   Lack of funding cripples the aid operation Fifteen of 41 major United Nations humanitarian programmes in hard-hit Yemen have a...

DUBAI: Millions of Yemenis will receive essential healthcare this year thanks to a new initiative taken by the World Health Organization (WHO) in partnership with the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief). The $20.5 million program, which will support the delivery of essential health services, is part of a broader $46 million deal between the two agencies covering projects on COVID-19 preparedness and response, nutrition, water and environmental sanitation services. “Thank...

A new WHO-KSRelief partnership to support the delivery of essential health services in Yemen Format Cairo, 14 December 2020 – The World Health Organization (WHO) and the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSRelief) have started the implementation of a new project to support the delivery of essential health services in Yemen. Funded at US$ 20.5 million, the project is part of a broader US$ 46 million agreement between the two organizations, signed in September 2020, that also incl...

New WHO-KSRelief partnership to support delivery of essential health services in Yemen WHO and KSRelief started the implementation of a new project; aiming at supporting the delivery of essential health services in Yemen. Funded at $20.5mn, the project is part of a broader $46mn agreement between the two organizations, signed in September 2020, that also included three other projects, respectively on COVID-19 preparedness and response, nutrition, water and environmental sanitation services. Und...