Thread by @WHO

In #Yemen🇾🇪, nearly 2.3 million children under 5 may suffer from acute malnutrition & 400,000 of them could die if not treated.

With support from donors, WHO, @FAO, @UNICEF & @WFP are working together to tackle the crisis 👉bit.ly/3r58S8Q #YemenCantWait

Since 2018, WHO and #Italy🇮🇹 have been working to fight malnutrition in #Yemen🇾🇪 meeting the needs of children 👦👧 who suffer from severe acute malnutrition & saving the lives of thousands of children.

Here's what we have achieved 👉bit.ly/3dYmY8n #YemenCantWait

Thanks to @GermanyDiplo🇩🇪, WHO provided nutrition services to internally displaced people at primary health care centres in #Yemen🇾🇪. Mothers & children were also screened & referred to appropriate health facilities.

More info👉bit.ly/3dULR4Q #YemenCantWait

WHO has been working with partners to ensure that the health needs of the people in #Yemen🇾🇪 are addressed, during the years of armed conflict, along with natural disasters, disease outbreaks, displacement of its people, and the #COVID19 pandemic. #YemenCantWait

WHO & @KSRelief_EN have been working together to sustain the health system in #Yemen🇾🇪, incl.

✅ essential health services,
✅ #COVID19 preparedness & response,
✅ nutrition response,
✅ water & environmental sanitation services
✅ malaria control & prevention

#YemenCantWait

Through the Emergency Health and Nutrition Project, WHO, @UNICEF & @WorldBank have made health care accessible for millions of people in #Yemen🇾🇪.

More info 👉bit.ly/3b5lHuj #YemenCantWait

WHO thanks partners & donors incl.

@JapanGov
@UAEAid
@MOFAkr_eng
#Kuwait🇰🇼
@eu_echo
@UNCERF

for their solidarity and contribution in providing essential & lifesaving health services for vulnerable population across #Yemen🇾🇪

#YemenCantWait

We urge donors to scale up their support and continue helping 2⃣0⃣ million+ people in #Yemen🇾🇪.

@UN and aid agencies need USD3.85 billion more to

🚨 strengthen Yemen’s health system
🚨 avert massive famine
🚨 meet other critical needs to save lives

#InvestinHumanity