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Who We Are
The Yemeni National NGOs Forum (YNNGOsF) is a unifying platform that represents the voice of local organizations operating across Yemen.
We believe that sustainable development begins from within. That’s why we work to empower national NGOs and strengthen their role in humanitarian and development efforts.
Our work is built on three core pillars:
• Coordination: Aligning efforts and fostering collaboration between national and international partners.
• Capacity Building: Enhancing skills and knowledge to improve the quality and impact of interventions.
• Advocacy: Amplifying the voice of local NGOs to influence decision-makers and donors.
Our Core Values
We uphold transparency, neutrality, and inclusivity, while promoting sustainability and empowering local communities for lasting impact
Our Mission
To enhance coordination, build capacities, and empower national organizations to lead humanitarian and development efforts through strengthened representation, advocacy, and expanded equitable partnerships at both local and international levels.
Our Stratigic Objective
Strengthen coordination and integration among member organizations
By building an effective platform for information sharing, experience exchange, and unified stances on common issues
Build institutional and technical capacities of national organizations
Through specialized training programs, technical support tools, and knowledge resources that enhance institutional performance.
Build institutional and technical capacities of national organizations
Through specialized training programs, technical support tools, and knowledge resources that enhance institutional performance
Enable effective participation in humanitarian response and development planning
By supporting access to coordination and funding mechanisms and contributing actively to the preparation of humanitarian plans.
Enhance representation and advocacy at the national and international levels
To ensure that the voices of national organizations reach decision-makers and contribute to shaping humanitarian policies.
