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FSAC Al Mukalla District Level 4W Emergency Food Assistance Yemen Al Mukalla Hub: District Level Emergency Food Assistance (In Kind, Cash, & Voucher Transfers) Response and Gap Analysis - Sep 2019 Emergency Food Assistance Gap Analysis SaudiSaudi Arabia Arabia People Targeted in Al Mukalla hub FSAC Partners % ASSISTED Oman BY GOVERNORATE Targeted Oman 4 400,000 Hadramaut 101% Al Maharah 102% 103% *PARTNERS THAT REPORTED People Assisted in Al Mukalla hub Socotra 150% Assisted FOR THE MONTH OF SEP Rumah 413,000 0% Rumah ASSISTED PEOPLE OF PERCENTAGE Hat 0% Hat Thamud 100% 100% Al Qaf Thamud 100% Al Qaf 0% Shahan Al Maharah Shahan District Name In Kind (Food) Cash Voucher 100% 0% Zamakh wa Manwakh 99% Al Ghaydah WFP/BCHR - - Zamakh wa Manwakh 100% 100% Al Masilah WFP/BCHR - - Hat WFP/BCHR - - 100% 100% Hawf WFP/BCHR - - Al Maharah Hawf Al Jawf Hadramaut Al Maharah 0% Hawf Huswain WFP/BCHR - - Al Jawf Hadramaut Man'ar WFP/BCHR - - Man'ar 0% Man'ar Qishn WFP/BCHR - - Al Ghaydah Al Ghaydah Sayhut WFP/BCHR - - Hagr As Sai'ar 0% YemenHadramaut Hagr As Sai'ar 100% Shahan WFP/BCHR - - 98% 103% 100% 0% District Name In Kind (Food) Cash Voucher 100% 100% 100% Tarim As Sawm Tarim 0% As Sawm Al Qatn Sayun 100% Al Abr 0% Al Qatn Sayun Ad Dis WFP/BCHR - - 100% 100% 98% Shibam 100% 90% Al Abr 47% 0% Qishn Adh Dhlia'ah WFP/BCHR - - Shibam Qishn 100% 101% Huswain Al AbrMarib WFP/BCHR - ksrelief/BCHR 0% 0% Al Masilah Huswain Marib 155% 0% Al Masilah Al Mukalla WFP/BCHR - - 85% Qulensya Wa Abd Al Kuri Hidaybu Huraidhah Sah 100% 0% 116% Al Mukalla City WFP/FMF - - Huraidhah Wadi Al Ayn Sah 0% Sayhut 108% Wadi Al Ayn Sayhut Socotra Al Qaf WFP/FMF - - 100% Amd Ghayl Bin Yamin 0% Amd 100% 0% Ghayl Bin Yamin 100% 169% Al Qatn WFP/BCHR - - 100% 102% 100% Ar Raydah Wa Qusayar Amd WFP/FMF - - 0% 101% Ar Raydah Wa Qusayar 0% Ar Raydah Wa Qusayar WFP/BCHR - - Daw'an 0% 0% Adh Dhlia'ah Daw'an Ash Shihr Ad Dis As Sawm WFP/BCHR - - Adh Dhlia'ah Ash Shihr Ad Dis 39% Ghayl Ba Wazir 251% Ash Shihr WFP/BCHR - - 55% Ghayl Ba Wazir 0% 58% 0% 96% Brom Mayfa ShabwahWFP/BCHR - - Shabwah Yabuth Al Mukalla 30% Daw'an WFP/FMF - - Yabuth Al Mukalla 98% 100% Al Mukalla City Ghayl Ba Wazir WFP/BCHR - - Al Mukalla City Gulf Of Aden Hajr 94% 121% Ghayl Bin Yamin WFP/FMF - - Hajr 0% Brom Mayfa Socotra Hagr As Sai'ar WFP/FMF - - Brom Mayfa In Kind Al Bayda 96% District Name Cash Voucher AlHajr Bayda WFP/BCHR - - (Food) Huraidhah WFP/FMF - - Hidaybu WFP/HAD - ksrelief/NDF Rakhyah WFP/FMF - - Qulensya Wa Abd Al Kuri - - ksrelief/NDF Rumah WFP/FMF - - Sah AbyanWFP/FMF - - Percentage of Assistance Legend Sayun AbyanWFP/BCHR - ksrelief/BCHR KSR/BCHR Date Created: 2019/10/29 Shibam WFP/BCHR - - Contact: [email protected] 0% 51% - 75% Neighbor_Costline Tarim WFP/BCHR - - Website: www.fscluster.org/Yemen 1% - 25% Prepared by: FSAC Team 76% - 100% Governorate boundary Thamud WFP/FMF - - 26% - 50% Percentage Of Wadi Al Ayn WFP/FMF - - xx ٪ Assistance District Boundary Yabuth WFP/BCHR - - Zamakh wa Manwakh WFP/FMF - -.
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