IDPs and IDP returnees receiving NFIs

IDP received assistance

Mother & Child received RH Services

Women received protection Services

Women received Livelihood kits

Our values are aligned with humanitarian principles
Humanity - Accountability- Neutrality - Integrity and Transparency - Impartiality- Independence

Mission

To contribute in humanitarian response and building the capacity of the community members especially women and youth to be able to participate in making decisions that lead to peaceful society, sustainable and equitable development.

Vision

Empowering the Community To participate in activities that contribute to the achievement of sustainable development

About Us

Deem for Development Organization, a non-profit organization, was founded in October 2015 through a group of Yemeni youth and individuals, seeks to serve the people affected by the conflict.

DEEM was registered with license number 540 granted from the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor as a non-governmental and non-profit organization to implement projects and activities in Yemen. In addition, DEEM has a membership in health and population offices in the governorates of Taiz, Ibb, Sana’a and a good and strong working relationship with local councils in the mentioned governorates, which are important for implementing activities in these sectors.

Poultry Livelihood

Impowering Families in poultry production

and rising, to provide them with a a stable income to support their families

Lets work together to save our planet

Climate change is a global challenge that will be felt disproportionately by the most vulnerable countries. Yemen is one of these as well as one of the countries that is least prepared to adapt (Chenet al. 2023). With much of the population dependent on agriculture for work, the agricultural effects of climate change impact the lives and livelihoods of most Yemenis.

Our Programs

SHELTER

Shelter

Immediate emergency assistance for newly displaced families remains a significant challenge as the majority of displaced families tend to live in precarious situations for several weeks before basic emergency shelter and NFI assistance can be provided. The majority of IDPs in Yemen are living with host families but displacement already lasted longer than anticipated, and resources run out and the capacity of host families is extremely stretched.

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PROTECTION

The conflict escalated in March 2015 has aggravated the protection issues for women and girls especially with the big wave of movement of IDPs. The political unrest and conflict across the country made women more vulnerable to GBV and other issues. According to the GBVIMS, the trends of GBV cases is rising without fluctuation. This was alerting indicators and hence came this intervention to address GBV issues and provide specialized services to GBV survivors.

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HEALTH

Health

The Yemen crisis remains one of the largest and most complex crises globally, and it is far from over. More than six years of instability, an economy on the verge of collapse, funding shortfalls, and the COVID-19 pandemic have converged to place lives at risk, with women and girls continuing to bear the brunt of these challenges. In addition, Yemen has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the Arab States region.

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PEACE & COEXISTENCE

After years of conflict and humanitarian challenges, the pursuit of peace has become an urgent necessity to improve the lives of citizens and rebuild society. Achieving peace requires joint efforts from all stakeholders, to ensure a more secure and prosperous future for Yemen and its people.

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WASH

WASH stands for water, sanitation and hygiene. Yemen is facing one of the worst WASH crises in the world, due to the ongoing conflict, displacement, water scarcity, and disease outbreaks. According to UNICEF¹, more than 16 million people, including 8.47 million children, urgently need WASH assistance in Yemen. They are at risk of waterborne diseases, malnutrition, and other life-threatening conditions.

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RAPID RESPONSE MECHANISIM

The RRM aims to provide a minimum package of immediate most critical life-saving assistance for newly displaced persons who are on the move, in collective sites, hard to reach areas, or stranded in the military frontlines due to man-made or natural disasters or sudden urgent needs.

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Success Stories

“Abdul-Khaleq” one of many Success stories whithin the cash assistance activity
Abdul-Khaleq Mohammad Displaced from Al-Sarmin area in Sabr Al-Mawadim district to Jabal A'la area in Al-Taziyah district, with his family consists 7 members Because of the conflict and war, A benefactor took care of him and housed him with his family in an old, unoccupied house, and due to [...]
Climate change and the mass displacement due to rain and floods
Since the beginning of 2023, climate change has played a major role in increasing the number of displacement cases due to heavy rains and floods, which led to the displacement of a number of families in search of a safe place. On a rainy night, and unusually, the rains [...]
Bees help Hala improve her living conditions
Certainly! Here’s the translation of the provided text into English: "In rural communities, the consequences of war have particularly multiplied for citizens. Here, women are forced to undertake strenuous tasks to support their families. They fetch water from distant areas and engage in herding and gathering. Some of them [...]
My child and I are in your care
Ruhiya Khalil is a 33-year-old, from Al Shuraija area, Dimnat Khadir District, Taiz Governorate. Ruhiya married at an early age and gave birth to four children (two sons - two daughters), unfortunately, Ruhiya is like many other girls who did not have the opportunity to study or even go [...]