Conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic have caused prices of common food items to skyrocket in Yemen - hear how some families the IRC is helping have been affected as a result.

Here are four reasons why Yemen remains near the top of the International Rescue Committee's Watchlist of the worst humanitarian crises in 2023.

In Yemen, the International Rescue Committee (IRC)'s mobile health teams are delivering life-saving medical services to people living in remote mountainous regions. Follow one of their journeys.

As Yemen enters its 8th year of conflict and the humanitarian situation continues to devolve, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) continues to deliver life-saving medical interventions thanks to the European Union (EU), and in coordination with the Durable Solutions Consortium. IRC operates in the Lahj governorate — located in the south of the country — by delivering life-saving health care through mobile medical clinics.

How an IRC midwife helped a mother give birth in the midst of crisis.

Tahini works as a midwife for the IRC, providing a vital support for women in Yemen.

Four years of conflict in Yemen has led to the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, and women and girls have been affected disproportionally.

The IRC in Yemen conducted its first gender analysis with a programmatic focus in July-August, 2019. The findings have implications for IRC programs across a number of sectors.

The war in Yemen has turned the country into the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. A crisis that is man-made and predictable, and therefore one for which solutions are within reach.