The Civilian Impact Monitoring Project (CIMP) reports on the civilian impact of armed violence in Yemen. In order to strengthen the operational use of the reports, CIMP issues the following reports:

Daily alerts and flash alerts (for significant events). These are aimed at providing timely information to field staff and programming staff of civilian impact incidents and associated protection needs, allowing for rapid response aimed at verification, needs assessment and victim assistance. The alerts are sent out by email and contain a short description of incidents. Flash alerts are sent out when new conflict developments occur, with a potential for civilian impact, or when a significant incident occurs with a particularly high civilian impact.

Weekly analytical highlights.
These are designed to inform organisations of key conflict developments and trends in civilian impact. The weekly analytical highlights contain a summary and assessment of incidents that have impacted civilians over the past week, along with a protection forecast, highlighting key areas to watch given the evolving conflict dynamics and other security trends. Subscribers to this will also receive the monthly, quarterly and annual analytical reports, as well as occasional thematic reports.

Problems subscribing or not receiving our reports?
Some email servers do not recognize our emails, so start by checking your spam filter. If reports are still not coming through, or you have previously been subscribing but experience that reports stopped coming, your email server might be blocking us entirely. To solve the problem please email us at contact@civilianimpact.org and we will send you a customised email, which should unblock the email service.

To learn more about the Civilian Impact Monitoring Project, please visit our website: www.civilianimpactmonitoring.org