Multi Sector Call for IDPs Assistance in Yemen

Deadline: 20-Jul-25

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has launched the Multi Sector Call for IDPs Assistance in Yemen.

Sectors and Areas of Specialization 

• Cross Sectoral Areas
  • Emergency response and management
• Durable Solutions
  • Integration, Reintegration
  • Voluntary return
• Livelihoods
  • Self-reliance
  • Technical and vocational education and training
• Protection
  • Legal assistance and access to justice
  • Protection – general
  • Protection advice and support
• Shelter
  • Shelter in emergencies
  • Shelter-related non-food-items (NFIs)

Duration

• Project Period: 1st January to 31st December 2026

Geographic Focus

• Yemen
  • Hadhramaut Governorate

Expected Results 

• Outcome OA1. Access to Territory, Reg. and Documentation: Authorities at local and national levels strengthen and operationalize systems to issue civil documentation to IDPs, reducing exclusion and improving access to protection and services.
• Outcome OA6. Access to Justice: Forcibly displaced people are better aware of their rights and obligations and have access to legal assistance and remedies
• Outcome OA7. Community Engagement and Participation: Community-based mechanisms are supported to promote participation in leadership and decision-making.
• Outcome OA8. Wellbeing and basic needs: The vulnerabilities and specific needs of people of concern are adequately identified, assessed, analyzed, and timely addressed through provision of cash assistance, Shelter and general house-hold non-Food Items and quick impact.
• Outcome OA9. Sustainable housing and settlements: Extremely vulnerable and displaced people have improved access to sustainable shelter and basic service infrastructure in urban areas or in settlements through earmarked funding and coordination with cluster stakeholders.
• Outcome OA13. Self-reliance, Economic Inclusion and Livelihoods: IDPs participate in host community life and have improved access to income-generating opportunities, public services, and inclusive community support mechanisms.

Selection Criteria

• Sector expertise and experience
• Project management
• Local experience and presence
• Cost effectiveness
• Experience working with UN
  • Global and/or local partnerships including knowledge of UNHCR/UN policies, practices and programmes, an understanding of and ability to work within UNHCR’s/UN’s funding limitations and associated inherent risks.
• Accountability to communities and community relations
• Access/security considerations
• Innovative approach

For more information, visit UN Partner Portal.