- 17.6M People in Need
- 12.8M People Targeted
- $1.4B Funding Requested (USD)
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FSAC Overview
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The Food Security and Agriculture Cluster (FSAC) in Yemen, established in 2012, is co-led by WFP and FAO, and co-chaired by CARE Yemen. Yemen is currently facing a dire and precarious food security and nutrition situation whereby a total of 17.6 million people are considered severely food insecure. The food crisis in Yemen is exacerbated by localized conflict, displacement, economic instability, rising food prices, climate change hazards limited access to basic services amidst an under-resourced response. In 2024 FSAC humanitarian partners require $ 1.36 Billion to assist 12.8 million beneficiaries facing precarious food insecurity levels.