Project Information Document - Yemen Emergency Human Capital Project - P176570 (English)

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Table of Contents

• The World Bank 3
• BASIC DATA 3
• A. Product Information 3
• Main Yemen Emergency Human Capital Project P176570 3
• Additional Financing Request 4 3
• Development Objective 3
• Components 3
• COSTS FINANCING US Millions 3
• SUMMARY 3
• Last Approved Proposed 3
• The World Bank 4
• Addition Total 4
• FINANCING DETAILS 4
• World Bank Group Financing Last Approved Additional Financing Total 4
• International Development Association IDA 450.00 50.00 500.00 4
• IDA Resources 4
• Credit Amount Grant Amount SML Amount Guarantee 4
• Amount Total Amount 4
• Total 0.00 500.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 4
• B. Introduction and Context 4
• The Yemen Emergency Human Capital Project EHCP P176570 financed by an International Development 4
• Association IDA grant of SDR 103.9 million US150 million equivalent was approved by the Board on June 30 2021. 4
• The World Bank 5
• Since 2017 the World Bank projects have preserved human capital in Yemen during a period of active 5
• EHCP continues to address urgent health nutrition and WASH needs throughout the country. 5
• Beyond emergency support EHCP has supported strengthening local health and WASH systems while 5
• The World Bank 6
• D. Project Description 6
• AF3 will invest US100 million into ongoing interventions financed under the original financing AF1 and AF2 and 6
• Component 1 Improving Access to Healthcare Nutrition and Public Health Services US69.96 million implemented by UNICEF US43.96 million and WHO US26.00 million 6
• Subcomponent 1.1 Improving Access to the Minimum Service Package MSP at Primary Healthcare Level US40.58 million implemented by UNICEF US39.58 million and WHO US1.00 million 6
• Sub-component 1.1 will continue to finance the MSP at PHCs. 6
• The number of PHCs supported during AF3 will be reduced as compared to prior years. 6
• The World Bank 7
• To further increase efficiency AF3 will consolidate community level platforms health posts community health workers 7
• UNICEF and WHO will work together to continue developing protocols training health workers and conducting 7
• Subcomponent 1.2 Improving Access to Essential Preventive and Curative Nutrition Services US4.25 million implemented by UNICEF 7
• Sub-component 1.2 will support essential nutrition services at supported PHCs in alignment with sub-component 1.1. 7
• Subcomponent 1.3 Improving Access to the MSP at Secondary and Tertiary Care Level US17.70 million implemented by WHO 7
• Sub-component 1.3 will continue to operationalize the MSP at secondary and tertiary facilities and will sustain blood bank 7
• The overall number of hospitals financed under AF3 will be lower than under the parent Project. 7
• Subcomponent 1.4 Sustaining National Health System Preparedness and Public Health Programs US5.30 million implemented by WHO 7
• Subcomponent 1.4 will sustain and strengthen Yemens national health system preparedness and public health 7
• The World Bank 8
• Subcomponent 1.5 Health System Strengthening US2.13 million implemented by UNICEF US0.13 million and WHO US2.00 million 8
• Subcomponent 1.5 will maintain its support for ongoing development of key national strategies including on health 8
• Component 2 Improving Access to Water Supply and Sanitation and Strengthening Local Systems US17.50 million implemented by UNOPS 8
• Subcomponent 2.1 Restoring Access to and Improving Quality of Water Supply and Sanitation Services in Selected Urban and Rural Areas US3.50 million implemented by UNOPS 8
• Sub-component 2.1 will respond to the ongoing cholera outbreak and the severe impact of the 2024 floods while 8
• Subcomponent 2.2 Emergency Support for WASH Interventions to Prevent and Respond to Communicable Diseases US 13.60 million implemented by UNOPS 8
• Subcomponent 2.2 will cover emergency fuel provision and water trucking to key WSS and health facilities 8
• The World Bank 9
• Subcomponent 2.3 Enhanced Capacity Building of Water and Sanitation Institutions at the Local Level US0.40 million implemented by UNOPS 17. 9
• Subcomponent 2.3 will address essential capacity building needs of WSS institutions at the local level including coaching 9
• Component 3 Implementation Management and Monitoring and Evaluation US12.54 million - implemented by UNICEF US6.04 million WHO US4.00 million and UNOPS US2.50 million 9
• This component will continue to support the implementation administration management monitoring and evaluation 9
• Component 4 Contingent Emergency Response Component CERC implemented by UNICEF UNOPS and WHO - US0 9
• Policies Triggered 9
• Current 9
• The World Bank 10
• E. Implementation 10
• Implementation arrangements will continue to be the same as the current project P176570. 10
• CONTACT POINT 10
• World Bank 10
• BorrowerClientRecipient 10
• United Nations Childrens Fund United Nations Office for Project Services World Health Organization 10
• Implementing Agencies 10
• The World Bank 11
• United Nations Childrens Fund United Nations Office for Project Services World Health Organization 11
• FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 11
• APPROVAL 11
• Approved By 11