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ICRC YEMEN DELEGATION HIGHLIGHTS

An illustrated overview of some of the activities carried out by the ICRC delegation in Yemen during the months of February and March 2019. For more details, please refer to the next pages in this report.

HEALTHCARE & MEDICAL FACILITIES

268,416 23,164 PATIENTS DIALYSIS SESSIONS benefitted from the healthcare and in 8 dialysis centres across the medical facilities services provided country in 7 governorates were by ICRC, of which 5968 were weapon granted thanks to ICRC support. wounded. 7,070 74 PERSONS MEDICAL FACILITIES benefitted from services receive regular ICRC support in 15 provided at ICRC-supported governorates. physical rehabilitation centers.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION & PRODUCTION

108,272 8,704 PERSONS HOUSEHOLDS received food aid to help them cope benefitted from the relief assistance of with the impact of the conflict. food and essential non-food items.

WATER, SANITATION & CONSTRUCTION

+2.5 milion 5 PERSONS GENERATORS benefitted from ICRC water, with total power capacity of 860 KVA sanitation & construction services. donated by the ICRC during February and March 2019. BETTER ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE AND MEDICAL FACILITIES

Regarding war wounded and trauma patients, the admitted weapon wounded patients (184 in al- ICRC supported the following services aimed at Talh and 162 in al-Mansoura), with a total of ensuring access to high quality surgical services 922 surgeries performed (560 in al-Talh and throughout the continuum of care: 362 in al-Mansoura). ◼ In addition to those 2 hospitals and following 20 the rehabilitation of the Emergency Room, PRE-HOSPITAL CARE FACILITIES Operating Theatre, High Dependency Unit, provided first aid and stabilization and Surgical Inpatient Ward, the ICRC services for a total of 1,666 weapon deployed a Mobile Surgical Team to Bajil wounded patients. Rural Hospital (Hodeida) and provided support in preparedness activities in case of ◼ 20 trauma stabilization/pre-hospital care mass casualties resulting from the ongoing facilities with medical supplies along the hostilities in Hodeida. frontlines in Sa’ada and Hodeida, which provided first aid and stabilization services for To respond to the health needs of the civilian a total of 1,666 weapon wounded patients. population affected by the conflict, the ICRC has supported the following essential preventive 21,550 services and life-saving curative services: PATIENTS 129,704 benefitted from emergency care out of which 877 were weapon wounded. CONSULTATIONS provided by the 23 ICRC-supported ◼ Emergency care and ad hoc support provided to health centers for patients 11 referral hospitals, among which 9 are close to the frontlines in 4 governorates (, Hodeida, ◼ Regular medical assistance provided to 23 Hadramout and Shabwa) and 2 in Amanat al- primary-health-care (PHC) centres in 9 Asima, in order to ensure stabilization of war governorates. wounded and trauma patients and the provision ◼ In the 23 ICRC-supported PHCs across the of surgical care. Through this support, 21,550 country, 118,136 consultations were carried patients received emergency care, out of which out, 42.7% (50,422) of which were for children 877 were weapon wounded. under 5 years of age, 18,654 of whom received vaccines. 9 ◼ 5,852 antenatal care consultations provided REFERRAL HOSPITALS to pregnant women and 1,231 deliveries received regular ICRC support in 7 registered. governorates. ◼ Across the 23 supported facilities, 13,319 suspected cholera cases were received and 20 ◼ Regular support provided to 9 referral deaths due to cholera recorded (CFR 10.12%). hospitals in 7 governorates with supply of ◼ A total of 5,716 consultations were provided drugs, medical consumables and equipment to to patients with non-communicable diseases ensure treatment for war wounded and trauma (NCDs), mainly high blood pressure and patients: Amanat al-Asima (3 hospitals), diabetes. , al Jawf, Dhamar, , Hodeida, and ◼ In order to ensure continuity of care for Shabwa. In these hospitals, a total of 83,522 patients with NCDs, support was provided, patients received emergency care, out of which with drugs and consumables, to 8 dialysis 2,617 were weapon wounded. centres across the country in 7 governorates ( (2 centres), Mahaweet, Sana’a, Dhamar, 1,730 , Hodeida, and Shabwa). A total of 23,164 PATIENTS dialysis sessions were granted thanks to ICRC support. benefitted from surgical care and 922 operations were performed. Physical Rehabilitation Program (PRP):

◼ ICRC surgical activities were maintained in 2 A total of 7,070 persons received services from ICRC-supported hospitals: al-Talh (Sa’ada) the ICRC-supported physical rehabilitation and al-Mansoura (Aden). This ensured centers (PRCs) in Sana’a, Aden, Taiz, emergency care for 462 weapon wounded and Sa’ada, including the delivery of 85 (230 in al-Talh and 232 in al-Mansoura). It prostheses, 2,066 orthoses and physiotherapy also allowed inpatient surgical care for 346 sessions to 3,336 persons. During these two months, ICRC’s PRP continued (6 males and 4 females) are progressing to provide staff incentives to Sa’ada and Taiz with clinical and English language studies. and fuel to Sa’ada, Taiz, Mukalla and Sana’a The Diploma of Prosthetics and Orthotics is to ensure continuity of services to people with progressing in the second semester, to be disabilities in Yemen. completed after Ramadan. 5 first trans-tibial prosthetics have been delivered and all students The Diploma in Prosthetics and Orthotics participated successfully during these months. course, delivered in collaboration with the Local materials necessary for training have High Institute of Health Sciences (HIHS), is been purchased and delivered to HIHS. continuing to run as planned. The 10 students

SUPPORT TO VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES AND INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE

Several relief interventions were carried out, in the north, but also in the south. In total, 13,534 internally displaced people (IDPs) and vulnerable host families (94,738 individuals) were reached with assistance in these two months.

RELIEF ASSISTANCE (FOOD AND ESSENTIAL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS) ◼ In Baqim district, Sa’ada governorate, a second round of food distribution was carried out for

almost 3,000 HHs (21,000 individuals) by the Hamdi al-Jaradi/ICRC end of the quarter, including 200 newly displaced ICRC staff is verifying the beneficiaries list and handing households. Similarly, 1,200 marginalized them their food distribution cards at one of the families were given food rations for a third and distribution points of the YRCS in the province of Hajjah. last round in Sa’ada city.

◼ In Hajjah, ICRC made a donation of 132 food conducted 2 training sessions of 4 days in each rations to YRCS Hajjah branch which were district. On average, 25 beneficiaries attended distributed to new IDPs from in Hajjah each training. The distribution of seeds and city. In March, we also delivered food and agro-inputs is planned to be finalized during the other items, such as hygiene parcels, blankets, first week of April and will be carried out by the buckets, jerry cans, etc. to the YRCS Hajjah Ministry of Agriculture staff jointly with Lahj branch to assist 1,640 IDPs who had fled from and Abyan YRCS volunteers. the fighting in Kushar to Khayran al-Muharraq district. In addition, a field trip to assess the STRUCTURAL SUPPORT newly displaced families in Haydan district was ◼ The ICRC discussed and agreed with the Rusabha conducted farm manager that we will phase out after the ◼ In al-Dhale’ governorate 1,750 displaced last donation of fodder and drugs. Based on that, households in Qa’atabah district and Muris sub- the last shipment of extra concentrated fodder district received food and essential household (21,000 kg maize, 40 kg salt block EA, 200 kg items. In addition, 2,022 vulnerable host milk powder replacer, 300 kg phosphorus, 9000 families were given food rations in al-Azariq kg soya beans and 28,800 kg buck wheat) was district with the support of the YRCS. given in March. ◼ 4,500 sachets of plumpy sup were donated to the FOOD PRODUCTION al-Fakeeka Health Centre, an ICRC-supported ◼ A project targeting 400 female-headed- PHC in Maqbanah district, . In households in Lahj and Abyan governorates addition, the al-Takaful Social Center in Aden with seeds and agro-inputs for kitchen gardens, City received a donation of 45 school bags. which was initiated during Q4 in 2018, was ◼ 100 hygienic parcels and 3,870 garbage plastic implemented by the end of Q1 in 2019. A four- bags were donated to the Central Prison in Ibb day training for the beneficiaries was carried out governorate in response to the reported cholera through the MoAI in March. In total, 8 trainers outbreak. Moreover, donation of cleaning and kitchen materials for Sana’a Central Prison governorate as an emergency response to was also made (40 boots and heavy-duty remove the piled garbage in order to prevent the plastic rubber, 50 dust protecting masks, 5 further spread of cholera. The donated materials cooking pots, 400 litres with handles and lid, 50 consisted of 5,000 plastic bags, 100 plastic boots scrubbing brush brooms). and 300 gloves. ◼ Cleaning materials were donated to the cleaning fund office of Rada’a district of al-Baidha

WATER, SANITATION & CONSTRUCTION ICRC’s Water and Habitat department continued In Hadramout governorate its neutral and impartial support to the Yemeni ◼◼In al-Mukalla Ibn Sina Hospital (40 beds), population. ICRC supplied and installed one morgue for the In Abyan hospital. ◼◼In Khanfer al-Atef, ICRC donated one In submersible pump with accessories to the local ◼◼In Hajjah city, ICRC completed the additional committee in al-Atef village to rehabilitate work construction of YRCS’ third floor the water supply projects in the villages. extension. Beneficiaries: 1,500 individuals. ◼◼ In Hajjah Water and Sanitation Local Corporation, In ICRC supplied and delivered oil and spare parts to ensure sustainable supply of safe drinking water. ◼◼In Aden al-Mansoura Hospital (45 Beds), ICRC Beneficiaries: 107,000 individuals. supplied and installed a new generator 100 kVA. ◼◼In al-Mansoura Stadium, ICRC supplied and In Hodeida governorate installed four water tanks 2,000 litres in ◼◼As part of the agreement signed between capacity to provide safe drinking water for the ICRC and the Ministry of Public Health the Ethiopian refugees. Beneficiaries: around in Population (MoPHP) in March 2019, the 3,000 refugees. ICRC supported Bajil Rural Hospital (40 beds) In al-Baydah governorate through the rehabilitation of the water supply and sewage evacuation systems and garbage ◼◼In al-Baydah Water and Sanitation Local collection. The ICRC renovated the Emergency Cooperation, ICRC donated two air filters, five Room, Operating Theatre, High Dependency oil filters, three fuel filters, one engine belt, Unit, and Surgical Inpatient Ward. In addition, and 100 litres of lubricant oil. Beneficiaries: the ICRC supplied and installed the following: 28,000 individuals. Electrical submersible pump and 300 kVA ◼◼In Rada’a Water and Sanitation Local generator, incl. civil, electrical works and Cooperation, ICRC donated eight air filters, main earthing system. The main electrical 20 oil filters, 12 fuel filters, four engine belts, distribution system was supplied and installed, and 1,970 litres of lubricant oil. Beneficiaries: and the fire alarm system for the medical store 57,827 individuals. building. In al-Dhale’ governorate ◼◼In close cooperation with the Water and ◼◼In al-Morkoula villages, ICRC supported Sanitation Local Corporation in Bajil, the ICRC existing water systems and rehabilitated the completed the pumping test for four wells in distribution water networks, and the ground addition to supplying and installing UPVC pipes masonry water tank. Moreover, ICRC connected for another well. In Bait al-Faqih, the ICRC the submersible pump to the overhead donated 30 12-inch heavy PVC pipes for the transmission electrical grid line. Beneficiaries: newly drilled borehole and conducted pumping 1,027 individuals. test in close cooperation with the Water and ◼◼In al-Domna villages, ICRC supported Sanitation Local Corporation. The project is existing water systems and rehabilitated expected to support 60’000 individuals. the distribution water networks, the ground ◼ In Hodeida City, the ICRC completed the setup masonry water tank. Moreover, ICRC connected of 22 emergency water points in mosques the submersible pump and rehabilitated the in close cooperation with the Water and generator set. Beneficiaries: 3,008 individuals. Sanitation Local Corporation and the Ministry ◼◼In al-Zanad village, ICRC supported the of Endowment and Religious Guidance. existing water system by equipping it with a These water points serve as backup in case borehole no 2, with new pump and generator of interruption of the city’s water supply. set and connecting the borehole to the main Expected beneficiaries 15,000 individuals. overhead electrical grid line and building a water tank to cover the peak hourly demand. ◼ In , the ICRC donated two submersible Beneficiaries: 3,018 individuals. pumps, UPVC pipes, and valves to the Water ◼◼ In al-Dhale’ al-Nassar Hospital (40 beds), ICRC and Sanitation Local Corporation to the benefit supplied and installed one morgue for the hospital. of some 42’000 individuals. Khaled AlSae’edi/ICRC

Two generators were delivered by the ICRC to al-Mudhafar Hospital in Taiz, one 150 kVA generator and one 60 kVA generator as emergency support after the two existing ones were totally destroyed.

In Amran governorate ◼◼In Sana’a Typical Police Hospital (150 ◼◼In Amran Water Supply and Sanitation Local beds), ICRC conducted maintenance for two Corporation, ICRC donated 27 air filters, generators. Furthermore, ICRC donated six 86 oil filters, 109 fuel filters, 24 batteries, air filters, 15 oil filters, nine fuel filters, three and 6,656 litres of lubricant oil to ensure engine belts, and 1’095 litres of lubricant oil. sustainable supply for the safe drinking water. ◼◼In a place of detention, ICRC donated one 250 Beneficiaries: 70,000 individuals. kVA generator. ◼◼In Sana’a al-Kuwait Hospital (320 beds), In Sa’ada governorate ICRC’s work started for a bakery installation ◼◼In Sa’ada al-Talh Rural Hospital, ICRC reno- project. vated al-Talh Rural Hospital by constructing ◼◼In Sana’a al-Jumhouri Hospital (575 beds), of shade for waiting area and by constructing ICRC donated six air filters, 15 oil filters, 18 X-ray room. Moreover, additional workshop fuel filters, three engine belts, and 1,490 litres tools and spare parts were donated. of lubricant oil to ensure sustainable energy In supply. ◼◼In Dhamar Water Sanitation Local Coopera- In Sana’a governorate tion, ICRC donated 38 air filters, 65 oil filters, ◼◼In al-Haimah al-Kharjiah al-Sabt Health 92 fuel filters, 21 engine belts, and 3,025 li- Center, ICRC donated one protective equipment tres of lubricant oil to ensure safe water access and 12,000 chlorine tablets. Beneficiaries: to 280,000 individuals. Also, ICRC delivered 15,000 individuals. 396,400 of chlorine tablets (1000mg, NaDDC 167 mg multipurpose). In Mareb governorate ◼◼In Dhamar General Hospital (300 beds). ◼◼In Mareb Military Hospital (40 beds), ICRC ICRC donated four air filters, 10 oil filters, six donated one morgue. fuel filters, two engine belts, and 590 litres In Lahj governorate of lubricant oil to ensure sustainable energy ◼◼In al-Hawtah Local Water and Sanitation supply. Corporation, ICRC supplied and installed IT In Amanat al-Asima equipment: fast billing printer. ◼◼In Sana’a Wastewater Treatment Plant, In Taiz governorate ICRC donated one computer desktop 500 G1, Intel Core-i7, 4GB, 1000GB. Beneficiaries: 1 ◼◼In Taiz city, ICRC completed painting the pump employee room for al-Jamea pumping station. ◼◼In Sana’a Water and Sanitation Local Corpora- ◼◼In Taiz Public Health Center, ICRC donated and tion, ICRC donated 226 air filters, 464 oil fil- delivered spray materials. ters, 399 fuel filters, 58 engine belts, and 12,214 ◼◼In Taiz Water and Sanitation Local Corporation, litres of lubricant oil. Beneficiaries: 1,500,000 ICRC delivered 80 manhole covers. individuals. Moreover, as emergency support, 50,000 litres ◼◼In a place of detention, ICRC donated two air of fuel were donated. Beneficiaries: 400,000 filters, five oil filters, three fuel filters, one- en individuals. gine belt, and 260 litres of lubricant oil. More- ◼◼In Taiz al-Mudhafar Hospital (500 beds), ICRC over, the ICRC-supported cholera response delivered one 150 kVA generator and 60 kVA campaign was completed successfully includ- generator as emergency support after the two ing, the cleaning campaign that was imple- existing ones were totally destroyed. mented by 20 YRCS volunteers and the distri- bution of cleaning items, protective materials ◼◼In Taiz al-Jumhouri Hospital (500 beds), ICRC and kitchen items to support detainees’ health. donated chlorine tablets for cholera response ◼◼ In a place of detention, ICRC supplied and installed in the hospital. portable toilets and showers. ICRC donated 200 ◼◼In Taiz Physical Rehabilitation Center ICRC litres of diesel in order to conduct the final test of repaired the temporary roof: Beneficiaries: 80 the systems. All tests done were successful. consultations per day. PROTECTION DETENTION RESTORING FAMILY LINKS (RFL) Between February and March, the ICRC carried The ICRC registered 40 persons who have been out a humanitarian response in various places separated from their families due to the current of detention across Sa’ada, Sana’a and Hodeida conflict. The fates of 14 sought persons, who went governorates, benefitting around 6,000 persons missing due to the conflict, were clarified. deprived of liberty. The ICRC’s response also in- The ICRC also assisted families living in Yemen cluded health, water and sanitation activities to restore contact with their relatives detained to respond to a reported risk of cholera cases. abroad, by facilitating the exchange of 20 Red Moreover, 2 detention visits were conducted in Cross messages. In addition, vulnerable migrants Dhamar governorate. in Yemen were able to restore contact with their In Hodeida City, the ICRC started the delivery of families through the exchange of 521 Red Cross wheat flour bags for a two-month period to sup- messages (230 collected and 291 distributed) port a place of detention. A total of 7,000 kgs of and 99 Safe and Well messages. Furthermore, 26 wheat flour was distributed during the month of tracing forms were collected (information col- March. lected on a missing person) as part of our restor- ing family links activities. PROTECTION OF THE CIVILIAN FORENSIC ACTIVITIES POPULATION (PCP) In the aftermath of the Stockholm process, a The ICRC continued receiving first-hand infor- meeting with representatives of concerned par- mation from victims or/and eyewitnesses on ties was held in Amman in February. As a result, alleged violations of International Humanitar- the sub-committee on dead bodies was formed ian Law (IHL) during the conduct of hostilities and the ICRC – in its role as a neutral intermedi- between warring parties. With a view of ensur- ary – was appointed as chair member. The ICRC ing respect for civilians and civilian essential maintained regular contact with all representa- infrastructure and improving behavior of arm tives of concerned parties to support the imple- carriers, these allegations of IHL violations were mentation of the action plan agreed in Amman. presented to the presumed perpetrators through The forensic unit facilitated the donation of 220 a confidential and bilateral dialogue. body bags, 220 tags, 440 tie wraps and 15 retriev- Furthermore, the ICRC has delivered emer- al kits to stakeholders that are responsible for the gency assistance to some of the victims of handling of the deceased. Several meetings were IHL violations or has referred them to other also held, both in Sana’a and in Aden, with re- organizations for support. spective forensic specialists.

COMMUNICATION & PROMOTION OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

To highlight the massive humanitarian needs in

Yemen and to promote International Humanitari- ICRC an Law, the following activities were implemented: ◼ Produced a one-minute radio spot about raising awareness on the ICRC, its mandate and activi- ties in Yemen to be aired in May. ◼ Gave a dozen TV /radio interviews to regional, local and international media outlets. ◼ Arranged several photo missions and produced audio-visual materials showcasing the dire hu- manitarian needs in Yemen. The material was shared on ICRC’s global and Yemen-specific so- cial media platforms. ◼ Carried out 23 sessions about the ICRC and IHL targeting different audiences including fighters, ICRC staff giving a dissemination session about ICRC government officials, community leaders, -Is mandate, activities and IHL to a group of school lamic circles and IDPs and vulnerable commu- teachers in Sana’a. nities benefitting from relief provision. ◼ Supported the YRCS branches in 14 governorates Foundation for Development and Humanitarian across Yemen in carrying out 140 operational works, an H1N1 campaign to raise awareness, of communication sessions about the fundamen- 81’000 students in 41 schools across the capital tal principles of the Red Cross and Red Crescent. Sana’a, on how to protect themselves from H1N1. ◼ Carried out, in close cooperation with Kamaran WEAPON CONTAMINATION (WEC)

The safety booklets which pertain to weapon con- tamination (WeC) department donated medical sup- tamination were delivered to all sub-delegations. plies, which included drugs and medical consumables, Moreover, in collaboration and coordination with our to YEMAC. These items are fundamental for the provi- colleagues in the Health department, Weapon Con- sion of initial medical services to demining teams. COOPERATION WITH THE YEMEN RED CRESCENT SOCIETY (YRCS)

COOPERATION ◼ Support the health facilities in Hajjah, Amran The ICRC supported 14 YRCS branches. In par- and Taiz with essential drugs, solution and run- ticular, the ICRC’s support allowed the YRCS to ning costs, incentive for the staff, fuel and oxy- ◼ Provide First Aid and hospital transfer to 784 gen through YRCS reaching around 34,647 ben- weapon wounded patients. eficiaries. ◼ Retrieve human remains of 46 persons. ◼ Provide services to 1,024 beneficiaries through ◼ Deliver First Aid training to 160 volunteers and mobile clinic services in Maqbana district. community members. ◼ Provide water trucking on a daily basis to 46 ◼ Provide Mine Risk Education (MRE) sessions to points in Amran, Hajjah, Sana’a Capital and Sa- 15,857 beneficiaries. na’a governorate distributing around 13,290,000 ◼ Deliver 12,517 food parcels and 500 non-food items. litres of clean water and reaching 25,500 bene- ficiaries. ACTIVITIES REPORTED BY RED CROSS AND ◼ Provide 221,000 litres of clean water to a disabil- RED CRESCENT MOVEMENT PARTNERS ity center in Sana’a. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES (IFRC) QATAR RED CRESCENT SOCIETY (QRCS) : ◼ QRCS has supported 27 health facilities (hos- IFRC supported the YRCS to: pitals and health centers) through: providing ◼ Provide water trucking to 31 installed water medicines & medical supplies, medical tools & points in Sana’a Capital, Amran, Dhamar, and equipment, providing incentives, training, re- Hajjah targeting 25,921 IDPs and vulnerable peo- ferral, health awareness, water & fuel and other ple (Dhamar 4,270, Amran 3,660, Hajjah 7,427, operational expenses in four governorates (Taiz, and Sana’a 10,564). Hodeida, Amanat al-Asima, Al Dhale’). These ◼ Distribute hygiene kits (1 jerry can, 2 Clorox health facilities provided primary and emer- cleaning agents, 100 chlorine tablets, 6 soaps gency health care to a number of beneficiaries, and 4 hand sanitizers) to 4,288 families in 12 as follows: water point areas (Dhamar 3,370 and Amran 918) • Total number of outpatient medical consulta- during a hygiene promotion campaign. tions is 85,265 ◼ Distribute 2,899 school bags to children in Am- • Total number of consultations for communi- ran, Sana’a and Dhamar. cable diseases including outbreaks is 15,975 DANISH RED CROSS (DRC): cases. DRC supported the YRCS to: • Total number of consultations for new hyper- ◼ Provide water trucking to 28 installed water tensive patients is 11,189 cases. points in Mahaweet targeting 36,000 IDPs and • Total number of trauma cases which received vulnerable people. life support (emergency care) is 4,043 cases. ◼ Conduct primary health services training for the • Total number of children under 5 years with health staff in Hodeida and Aden health facilities severe acute malnutrition treated (SAM) is targeting 20 health staff. 1,522 cases. ◼ Conduct basic health and communication skills • Total number of children under 1 who received training for the community health committees Penta3 is 2,573 cases. CHCs in Aden targeting areas with total benefi- • Total number of beneficiaries of reproductive ciaries 33 persons (21 males & 12 females). health care services is 20,434 cases (antenatal ◼ Supply the medicines to the YRCS branches in care: 14,395, postnatal care: 5,377, C-section: Hodeida, Mahaweet and Sana’a warehouses to 31, and normal deliveries: 667). be distributed to 86,000 beneficiaries. • Total number of beneficiaries of the kidney dialysis center in al-Jumhouri Hospital in Taiz GERMAN RED CROSS (GRC) which conducted 469 kidney dialysis sessions GRC supported the YRCS to: last month (326 female and 143 male).

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