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Yemen Al Mukalla Hub: District Level Emergency Food Assistance (In Kind, Cash, & Voucher Transfers) Response and Gap Analysis - March 2019 Emergency Food Assiﬆance Gap Analysis SaudiSaudi Arabia Arabia People Targeted in Al Mukalla hub FSAC Partners % ASSISTED 77% Oman BY GOVERNORATE Targeted Oman 5 400,000 Hadramaut 27% Al Maharah 0% *PARTNERS THAT REPORTED People Assiﬆed in Al Mukalla hub Socotra 0% Assisted FOR THE MONTH OF MAR 23% Rumah 94,000 0% Rumah ASSISTED PEOPLE OF PERCENTAGE 0% Hat Thamud 100% 100% Al Qaf Thamud 100% Al Qaf 0% Hat Shahan 0% Shahan 0% 100% 0% Zamakh wa Manwakh Zamakh wa Manwakh 16% 100% 0% Al Maharah 0% Hawf Al Jawf Hadramaut Hawf 0% Man'ar 0% Man'ar Al Ghaydah 0% Al Ghaydah Hagr As Sai'ar 0% Yemen Hagr As Sai'ar 48% 98% 100% 0% 0% 1% Tarim 0% As Sawm Tarim 0% As Sawm 0% Al Qatn Sayun 0% Al Qatn Sayun Al Abr Shibam 0% 90% Al Abr 47% 0% Qishn Shibam Qishn 0% 0% 0% 71% 0% Al Masilah Huswain Marib 0% 0% Al Masilah Huswain Marib 85% 0% 0% Qulensya Wa Abd Al Kuri Hidaybu Huraidhah Sah Sayhut 0% Huraidhah Wadi Al Ayn Sah 0% Sayhut Wadi Al Ayn 0% Socotra 100% Ghayl Bin Yamin 0% Amd Ghayl Bin Yamin 0% 0% Amd 100% 0% 100% 0% 100% 100% Ar Raydah Wa Qusayar 0% Ar Raydah Wa Qusayar 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% Daw'an 0% 0% Adh Dhlia'ah Daw'an 0% Ash Shihr Ad Dis Hadramaut Adh Dhlia'ah Ash Shihr Ad Dis Ghayl Ba Wazir 0% Ghayl Ba Wazir 0% 0% 58% 0% District Name ShabwahIn Kind (Food) Cash Voucher Shabwah Yabuth Al Mukalla 30% Yabuth Al Mukalla Al Mukalla City WFP/FMF - KSR/BCHR, VHI Al Mukalla City Al Mukalla City Al Qaf WFP/FMF - - 100% Gulf Of Aden Hajr 0% WFP/FMF - - 0% Hajr Daw'an 0% Brom Mayfa Ghayl Bin Yamin WFP/FMF - - Brom Mayfa Al BaydaHagr As Sai'ar WFP/FMF - - 96% Rumah WFP/FMF - - Sah WFP/FMF - - Sayun - - KSR/BCHR Thamud WFP/FMF - - Tarim Abyan - - KSR/BCHR Percentage of Assistance Legend Wadi Al Ayn WFP/FMF - - Date Created: 2019/4/28 Zamakh wa Manwakh - - KSR/BCHR Contact: [email protected] 0% 51% - 75% Neighbor_Costline Website: www.fscluster.org/Yemen 1% - 25% Prepared by: FSAC Team 76% - 100% Governorate boundary 26% - 50% Percentage Of xx ٪ Assiﬆance District Boundary .

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