Yemen Crisis Hits Djibouti: UNHCR says renewed fighting along Yemen’s western coast has displaced 100,000+ people inside Yemen and pushed thousands to cross Bab el-Mandeb into Djibouti, with 2,400+ arrivals in four days; families arrive exhausted and short of shelter, food, clean water, healthcare, and protection, while aid access is hampered by insecurity and damaged routes. Children and Health Under Strain: UNICEF reports 57,000+ children displaced in two weeks, with at least nine child deaths and 12 injuries since Sept. 3; 26 health facilities and 243 schools supported by UNICEF are disrupted or closed, and the agency is scaling response up to 231,000 people. WFP Food Response Scales Up: WFP says it has reached 45,000 people with food aid in Yemen and is preparing for 1.5 million more if the crisis worsens, warning low funding could slow delivery; it also notes displacement toward Aden and that violence has made some distribution points inaccessible. Qatar Charity Adds Emergency Aid: Qatar Charity pledges $1 million for Yemeni refugees in Djibouti, including shelter, hot meals, safe water, primary healthcare, WASH support, and nutrition for mothers and children. Djibouti Food Security Push: Djibouti and the World Bank launched the AgriConnect Compact to cut reliance on imported food by building livestock, horticulture, and dates value chains, aiming to attract private investment and create jobs. Regional Governance Update: IGAD confirmed its 2023 treaty has entered into force, replacing the 1996 framework, as ministers meet in Djibouti amid displacement, food insecurity, and financial strain.