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12 Water Supply and Sanitation Local Corporations and their affiliated Utilities and Branches.
15 Urban Centers.
7.5 ~ 9 Million Population.
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Bilingual Arabic-English questionnaires (A) - zip file (12 Excel files).
DownloadBilingual Arabic-English questionnaires (B) - zip file (12 Excel files).
DownloadYemen is one of the most water-scarce countries in the world with an availability of only about 83 m3 of water per person annually. Deteriorating economic, social and security conditions.
More than 15.4 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance for adequate access to clean water and appropriate sanitation services (UNICEF, 2021).
Economic breakdown, cholera & COVID-19 outbreaks, natural disasters, conflicts over water, internal displacement, lack of good governance, excessive agricultural irrigation and the continuing energy crisis are further deteriorating the situation.