Additional Context: As reported by a consortium of international NGOs, closed facilities include 76 hospitals, 177 primary health centers, 200 primary health units, and 18 mobile clinics. Nationwide, only 59.3% of health facilities remain fully functional with most relying on temporary humanitarian or development support to continue operating. This health system contraction is unfolding amid large-scale outbreaks of cholera, measles, dengue, and polio.

Devex Researcher Note: As of April 2026, $55.31 million in overall humanitarian health funding to Yemen has been reported so far, representing an 85% decrease from 2024 levels. U.S. contributions to the humanitarian response in Yemen, which stood at $793 million in 2024, fell to zero in 2026.

Source: Joint INGO statement