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The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Yemen is inviting Expressions of Interest from qualified partners to support the implementation of its 2027–2029 Country Programme. The initiative aims to expand access to integrated sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response services while promoting the meaningful participation of women, girls, and young people across the humanitarian-development nexus. Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework and UNFPA’s Strategic Plan, the programme will be implemented at national, governorate, district, health facility, and community levels throughout Yemen. Expected outcomes include strengthened systems for data generation and use, more resilient and equitable health and protection services, and empowered communities driving positive social and behavioural change. Priority areas include maternal and reproductive health, family planning, midwifery, GBV prevention and response, health and supply-chain systems strengthening, youth leadership and participation, emergency preparedness, disability inclusion, research, and institutional capacity development. Selected partners will contribute to delivering integrated services and community-based interventions that benefit vulnerable and hard-to-reach populations across the country.

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Eligible applicants include competent national and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international NGOs (INGOs), and other qualified institutions capable of partnering with UNFPA and relevant government ministries. Applicants must demonstrate an established operational presence and access within the proposed geographic areas of intervention, as well as proven technical expertise, relevant programmatic experience, and the capacity to effectively serve vulnerable and underserved populations. Applications will be evaluated based on their relevance to the programme’s expected results, quality and clarity of the proposed approach, innovation, sustainability, cost-effectiveness, and value for money. Additional assessment factors include governance and organizational capacity, human resources, comparative advantage, monitoring and accountability systems, partnership arrangements, environmental considerations, fiduciary management, and programme supplies management where applicable. Relevance to the expected results carries a weighting of 25 percent, while the remaining evaluation criteria collectively account for 75 percent of the overall assessment.

Post Date: November 5, 2026