🌍In #WorldWaterDay, we celebrate exciting progress in Sana'a! 🚜💧 With Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs 🇳🇱 fund & FAO in Yemen help, the rehabilitation of irrigation infrastructure. Using a cash-for-work approach ensures water security & boosts agricultural productivity. #WWD2025 #WaterAction #SDG6 🎥👇🏻

Water is also a food security crisis. FAO is implementing innovative solutions in Yemen, where climate change and conflict make access to clean water difficult in hard-to-reach areas. #WWD Read more 👇 reliefweb.int/report/yemen/w… via ReliefWeb

A sustainable world is one where everyone & every action counts. Join us throughout the year as we mark #FAO80 by planning events, showcasing actions & sharing how to support an inclusive & resilient future of food. 👉 fao.org/world-food-day… #WorldFoodDay #FAO80

5 Months into 2025, #Yemen’s humanitarian response is less than 9⃣% funded. Aid agencies work hard to deliver aid & save lives, but urgent support is needed for critical programmes. ⚠️ Millions are losing vital aid, and we must #ActNow! Funding status ⤵️

The Global Report on Food Crises reveals a staggering reality: 295 million people in 53 countries/territories faced high levels of acute food insecurity in 2024. At Food and Agriculture Organization we know that #AgricultureCan be the solution, but we need the right support. #FightFoodCrises #GRFC2025

#Yemen stands on the brink As leaders gather for the Yemen Senior Officials Meeting, funding cuts, conflict, economic collapse & climate shocks threaten millions Humanitarians are doing everything they can with the resources available, but urgent support is needed to keep going

Nearly 5 million people in southern Yemen are facing serious food shortages, including 1.5 million in crisis. Without urgent help, this could rise to 5.38 million by early 2026. The FAO, WFP, and UNICEF are calling for immediate support. reliefweb.int/report/yemen/j… via ReliefWeb

Yemen’s hunger crisis is deepening. Millions can’t afford another cut in aid. 🔊Hear voices from the ground—stories of hardship and resilience in the face of #Yemen’s food crisis.

Every day without peace means more needless suffering for millions in Yemen. We’ve shown what is possible when the Security Council and donors back principled humanitarian action. Our asks of the international community:

#Yemen continues to face a dire humanitarian crisis, driven by acute hunger, economic collapse, and regional instability, @OSE_Yemen and Tom Fletcher told the Security Council on Wednesday news.un.org/en/story/2025/…

In Taiz, Yemen, conflict & climate pressures impact on agriculture. Through #FSRRP program & funding from World Bank, farmers like Mohammed Al-Ammari have access to quality seeds to boost food production & rural livelihoods. Watch the video below to learn more! #Yemen #FAO80

Worldwide, parties to armed conflicts have damaged critical healthcare infrastructure. In some cases, they have also killed or held captive patients and healthcare workers. This leaves millions of people in armed conflict areas without a choice. #IHL

How does UNICEF help vaccinate 18.2 million children in Mozambique against polio in just 5 days? Watch this video to find out! #EndPolio

Gaza is now on the brink of a full-scale famine. We urgently need safe and sustained humanitarian access and immediate support to restore local food production and livelihoods. The #RightToFood is a basic human right. #4Betters

From Yemen to Rome at the #FAO80 Global Exhibition "From Seeds to Foods", part of #WFF2025. Yemeni coffee is proudly displayed and ready to be tasted. Come and enjoy!☕ #Yemen #FAO80

Yemen faces the world’s 3rd largest #hunger crisis. Nearly 18 million people struggle to find food as funding cuts shut down more than 2,800 nutrition services, almost half of all lifesaving programs. INGOs and local actors call for urgent action. 🔗 bit.ly/46UAzsw