The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in Yemen is considering restarting development assistance activities in Yemen in response to the current crisis. As part of the process, USAID/Yemen is conducting market research to see what organizations are currently working in Yemen and have the capacity to implement transition, recovery, and development assistance activities now or in the immediate future. The purpose of this Sources Sought request is to collect written information about the capabilities of organizations currently working in Yemen. The information will be used to help make planning decisions, and the requested information will not be released publicly. • Strengthening community resilience • Reducing the impact of conflict on children, families, and communities • Improving district-level health care services • Improving basic education services • Improving water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) facilities • Improving income generating opportunities, workforce development, economic improvement, and stability • Agricultural production improvement, micro-enterprise, and small business enhancement • Strengthening financial institutions • Improvement and strengthening of local governance institutions and actors • Capacity building of CSOs, CBOs, and NGOs • Conducting water irrigation improvement programs • Providing conflict mitigation, analysis, and services, social cohesion, peace-building, and reconciliation.