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Livelihoods Assistance – Active Partners Reporting for April 2021 Partners Monthly Presence (4W Map): Livelihoods Assistance – Active Partners Reporting for April 2021 Amran 4 partners 4 partners Amanat Al Asimah Partners by type & volume of * This map indicates the governorates SFD, UNDP/SFD, response ADRA, SFD, UNDP/SFD where FSAC partners’ Livelihoods Sa'ada 5 partners WFP/Oxfam Sana'a 8 partners Assistance projects are being SCI, SFD, UNDP/SFD, ADRA, SFD, UNDP/SFD, Partner Type Volume of Response MOZN implemented at the moment. It is WFP/Oxfam WFP/IRY, WFP/RI INGOs 29% based on the data shared with the cluster by the FSAC partners in their FAO/Ghadaq NNGOs 5% monthly achievement reports. Hajjah 9 partners UN Agencies & 66% * Every label on the map shows the CARE, HAY, OXFAM, SFD, Partners UNDP/SFD, WFP/RI FSAC partners who reported activity in the governorate anytime in the CARE, FAO/RADF Al Jawf period from January to April 2021, Sa'ada categorized by modality used in their Al Jawf 2 partners response. CARE, FAO/RADF SFD, UNDP/SFD Hadramaut Al Mahwit 5 partners Hadramaut 10 partners CARE, SFD, UNDP/SFD, FAO/BCHR, SFD, UNDP/SFD, Al Maharah WFP/Care, WFP/SDF Amran WFP/BCHR, WFP/FMF, FAO/WUAs Hajjah Al Maharah 3 partners CARE FAO/AL-TWASUL, FAO/BCFHD, Amanat FAO/BCHR SFD, UNDP/SFD Al Asimah Marib FAO/AL-TWASUL, FAO/BCFHD, FAO/BCHR, YLDF SMEPS Marib 3 partners Dhamar 7 partners Al Mahwit SFD, UNDP/SFD, WFP/IRY, CARE, SFD, UNDP/SFD SMEPS WFP/SDF, YFCA, WFP/BFD Sana'a Shabwah YFCA Al Hudaydah Shabwah 6 partners Al Hudaydah 6 partners Raymah Dhamar SFD, UNDP/SFD, WFP/RI, YFCA, DKH/YFCA CARE, SFD, UNDP/SFD, WFP/IRY Al Bayda NRC Ibb Al Dhale'e Raymah 2 partners Abyan SFD, UNDP/SFD Taizz Ibb 10 partners CARE, FAO/AOBWC, FAO/RADF, Lahj Socotra FAO/WLDF, OXFAM, SFD, UNDP/SFD, WFP/Care, WFP/SDF Al Bayda 2 partners CARE SFD, UNDP/SFD Aden Legend: Response Modality Taizz 13 partners Lahj 13 partners Abyan 10 partners CARE, ITDC, OXFAM, SFD, UNDP/SFD, FAO/Ghadaq, FAO/YLDF, SCI, SFD, SFD, UNDP/SFD, WFP/Care Conditional Cash Assistance WFP/Care, YWU, WFP/SCI UNDP/SFD, WFP/Care, WFP/FMF, GC Aden 6 partners Al Dhale'e 7 partners ADRA, SFD, UNDP/SFD, SFD, UNDP/SFD, WFP/Care, ADRA, OXFAM, FAO/TYF, CARE, FAO/BCFHD, NRC, OXFAM, SI ADRA, OXFAM, FAO/FMF, FAO Livelihoods restoration WFP/Care, GC YFCA, GC, ZOA FAO/FMF Emergency Livelihoods Assistance FAO/TYF, OXFAM, SI, UNDP/OXFAM FAO/Ghadaq, OXFAM, NRC ADRA GC, ZOA CARE, FAO/SFCD Date created: 10.June.2021 Contact: [email protected] / [email protected] Prepared by: FSAC Information Management TeamX For more information kindly visit the FSAC Website: http://fscluster.org/yemen Number of FSAC Partners per district: Livelihoods Assistance - April 2021 This map shows how many FSAC partners have reported livelihoods assistance activity in each district anytime in the period from Jan to April 2021. Darker colors show a higher number, and lighter colors show fewer partners in the district. Districts in white have no reported livelihoods assistance activity for this period. Am. Al Asimah Sa'ada Hajjah Al Maharah Al Jawf Hadramaut Al Mahwit Amran Marib Sana'a 35 Shabwah organizations active from Dhamar Raymah Jan to April 2021 in 145 targeted districts (72% of Al Bayda Number of Organizations: Ibb the cluster target districts) Abyan 8 - 9 INGO NNGO Taizz 6 - 7 Al Hudaydah 3 13 19 4 - 5 UN INGO NNGO Lahj Al Dhale'e 2 - 3 Aden 1 Socotra No presence * Map Legend * Not FSAC livelihoods target districts/or FSAC partners Governorate boundary present but did not deliver assistance in April due to funding constraints. District boundary * The Number of FSAC Partners per district indicates presence of organizations/agencies without repetition, regardless of Governorate Name whether they operate independently or as an implementing/cooperating partner. 2 Date created: 10.June.2021 Contact: [email protected] / [email protected] Prepared by: FSAC Information Management TeamX For more information kindly visit the FSAC Website: http://fscluster.org/yemen FSAC Partners Presence (District Level): Livelihoods Assistance - April 2021 Partner Acronym Partner Name Partner Type Governorate District Level Presence Zingibar, Khanr, Old City, Shu'aub, Az'zal, Assa'yah, As Sabain, Al Wahdah, At Tahrir, Ma'ain, Ath'thaorah, Bani Al Harith, Sanhan, Dar Sad, Habil Jabr, Halimayn, ADRA Adventist Development and Relief Agency INGO Abyan, Amanat Al Asimah, Sana'a, Aden, Lahj Radfan, Tuban Ibb, Abyan, Taizz, Hajjah, Al Hudaydah, Marib, Al Udayn, Khanr, Ash Shamayatayn, Al Wazi'iyah, Aslem, Ku'aydinah, Al Mighlaf, Marib, Milhan CARE CARE International INGO Al Mahwit DKH/YFCA Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe/Yemen Family Care Association INGO/NNGO Shabwah Jardan, Usaylan, Bayhan, Merkhah As Sua, Nisab, Ataq FAO Food and Agriculture Organization UN Lahj Radfan, Al Milah FAO/AL-TWASUL Food and Agriculture Organization/Al-Twasul for Human Development UN/NNGO Hadramaut Yabuth Food and Agriculture Organization/Alaman Organization for Blind Women Ibb Al Udayn FAO/AOBWC Care UN/NNGO FAO/BCFHD Food and Agriculture Organization/Bena Charity For Human Development UN/NNGO Taizz, Hadramaut Ash Shamayatayn, Hajr Food and Agriculture Organization/Benevolence Coalition For Humanitarian FAO/BCHR UN/NNGO Hadramaut Hajr Relief FAO/FMF Food and Agriculture Organization/Field Medical Foundation UN/NNGO Abyan, Lahj Ahwar, Tuban FAO/Ghadaq Food and Agriculture Organization/Ghadaq For Development UN/NNGO Sana'a, Lahj Al Haymah Al Kharijiyah, Tur Al Bahah, Al Maqatirah Food and Agriculture Organization/Rawabi AL-Nahdah Developmental FAO/RADF UN/NNGO Ibb, Hajjah Al Qafr, Khayran Al Muharraq, Aslem, Ku'aydinah, Wadhrah Foundation FAO/SFCD Food and Agriculture Organization/Steps Foundation For Civil Develoment UN/NNGO Abyan Lawdar, Zingibar, Khanr FAO/TYF Food and Agriculture Organization/Tamdeen Youth Foundation UN/NNGO Abyan, Taizz Ahwar, Maqbanah, Dimnat Khadir FAO/WLDF Food and Agriculture Organization/World life Development Foundation UN/NNGO Ibb Ba'dan FAO/WUAs Food and Agriculture Organization/Water Users Associations UN/NNGO Hadramaut Tarim Food and Agriculture Organization/Youth Leadership Development UN/NNGO Lahj Al Qabbaytah FAO/YLDF Foundation GC Global Communities INGO Aden, Lahj, Al Dhale'e Dar Sad, Al Mualla, Al Hawtah, Tuban, Al Azariq HAY Human Appeal Yemen INGO Hajjah Hajjah ITDC International Training and Development Center INGO Taizz Jabal Habashy MOZN Mozn Foundation NNGO Amanat Al Asimah Al Wahdah NRC Norwegian Refugee Council INGO Taizz, Al Hudaydah, Lahj Jabal Habashy, Al Mawasit, At Tuhayat, Al Maqatirah 3 Date created: 10.June.2021 Contact: [email protected] / [email protected] Prepared by: FSAC Information Management TeamX For more information kindly visit the FSAC Website: http://fscluster.org/yemen FSAC Partners Presence (District Level): Livelihoods Assistance - April 2021 Partner Acronym Partner Name Partner Type Governorate District Level Presence OXFAM Oxford Committee for Famine Relief GB INGO Ibb, Abyan, Taizz, Hajjah, Lahj Ibb, As Sabrah, Khanr, Ash Shamayatayn, Al Ma'afer, Abs, Bani Qa'is, Al Milah, Al Musaymir SCI Save the Children International INGO Sa'ada, Lahj Razih, Saqayn, Majz, Sa'adah, Al Milah, Al Qabbaytah, Tuban Yarim, Far Al Udayn, Ba'dan, Dhi As Sufal, Al Dhihar, Lawdar, Rasad, Khanr, Shu'aub, Az'zal, Assa'yah, As Sabain, At Tahrir, Ma'ain, Ath'thaorah, Bani Al Harith, Ibb, Abyan, Amanat Al Asimah, Al Bayda, Al Bayda City, Al Bayda, Rada', Maqbanah, Al Mukha, Mawza, Jabal Habashy, Sabir Al Mawadim, Al Mudhaar, Al Qahirah, Salh, Bart Al Anan, Kharab Al Marashi, Taizz, Al Jawf, Hajjah, Al Hudaydah, Mustaba, Khayran Al Muharraq, Aslem, Qa Shamer, Bani Al Awam, Hajjah City, Washhah, Az Zuhrah, Al Qanawis, Bayt Al Faqiah, Al Qatn, Hajr, Jabal Ash sharq, SFD Social Fund for Development NNGO Hadramaut, Dhamar, Shabwah, Sa'ada, Wusab Al Ali, Anss, Arma, Qatabir, Razih, Haydan, Jihanah, Ash Shaikh Outhman, Attawahi, Khur Maksar, Habil Jabr, Radfan, Al Maqatirah, Al Hawtah, Raghwan, Sana'a, Aden, Lahj, Marib, Al Mahwit, Bidbadah, Al Jubah, Shibam Kawkaban, Al Khabt, Al Mahwait City, Shahan, Al Ghaydah, Al Qaah, Jabal Iyal Yazid, Amran, Maswar, Qa'atabah, Ash Shu'ayb, Al Azariq, Al Maharah, Amran, Al Dhale'e, Raymah Bilad At Ta'am, Al Jabin, Kusmah SI Solidarities International INGO Taizz Ash Shamayatayn, Al Ma'afer, Al Mawasit SMEPS Small and Micro Enterprise Promotion Service NNGO Al Maharah Hawf, Al Ghaydah, Huswain United Nations Development Programme/Oxford Committee for Famine UNDP/OXFAM UN/INGO Ash Shamayatayn Relief GB Taizz Yarim, Ar Radmah, As Saddah, Al Makhadir, Hubaysh, Al Udayn, Ba'dan, As Sayyani, Dhi As Sufal, Al Dhihar, Ibb, Mudiyah, Sibah, Rasad, Khanr, Shu'aub, Az'zal, Assa'yah, As Sabain, At Tahrir, Ma'ain, Ath'thaorah, Bani Al Harith, Al Bayda City, Al Bayda, Rada', Ash Sharyah, Mawiyah, Shara'b As Salam, Shara'b Ar Rawnah, Maqbanah, Dhubab, Mawza, Jabal Habashy, Sabir Al Mawadim, Dimnat Khadir, Ash Shamayatayn, Al Wazi'iyah, Hayfan, Al Mudhaar, Al Qahirah, Salh, Al Humaydat, Ibb, Abyan, Amanat Al Asimah, Al Bayda, Al Matammah, Az Zahir, Bart Al Anan, Rajuzah, Kharab Al Marashi, Abs, Al Jamimah, Khayran Al Muharraq, Qa Shamer, Ash Shahil, Ku'aydinah, Ash Shaghadirah, Taizz, Al Jawf, Hajjah, Al Hudaydah, Najrah, Hajjah City, Hajjah, Az Zaydiyah, Al Mighlaf, Ad Dahi, Bura, Al Mansuriyah, Bayt Al Faqiah, Jabal Ra's, Hays, Al Hawak, Al Hali, Al Abr, Al Qatn, Shibam, United Nations Development Programme/Social Fund for Development UN/NNGO UNDP/SFD Hadramaut, Dhamar, Shabwah, Sa'ada, Ar Raydah Wa Qusayar, Ash Shihr, Yabuth, Hajr, Al Hada, Jahran, Jabal
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