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Reported amount $2.32M
Flow records 1
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  • paid $2.32M · 1

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  1. $2.32M · 1 flows

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FromToReported amountFlows
International Rescue CommitteeField Medical Foundation$2,323,6021
Field Medical FoundationYemen$2,323,6021

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Exact reported funding flows
Flow IDStatus / boundaryReported amountDonorRecipient agencyCountryPlanSectorDecision dateFirst reportedReference
342139paid / incoming$2,323,602International Rescue CommitteeField Medical FoundationYemenYemen Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026Health15 Feb 202420 Apr 2025YE02-0609/FMF/URT/GFA/2024-2025
Evidence for flow 342139 paid · incoming
Reported amount
$2,323,602
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Pass through
Donor
International Rescue Committee
Recipient agency
Field Medical Foundation
Destination
Yemen
Plan
Yemen Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026
Sector
Health
Decision date
15 Feb 2024
First reported
20 Apr 2025
Reference
YE02-0609/FMF/URT/GFA/2024-2025

Health The project, implemented by a consortium of NGOs (IRC, ADO, BFD, and FMF) in collaboration with MOPHP and MOSAL, aims to support and empower women and children in Yemen by reducing preventable disease and death, and increasing protection. It delivers integrated primary healthcare—including MNCH, SRH, nutrition, MHPSS, and WASH services—alongside case management and psychosocial support for GBV survivors, while strengthening local systems and building the capacities of health and MOSAL staff to respond to protection needs.

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