A total of 1,678,110 sick children with more than one health condition were enrolled in functioning IMCI  at 14 Yemeni governorates. 52% were males, 47% were aged (&amp;gt;2y-5y) and the majority 91% were enrolled for a primary visit with a monthly equal percentage. The overall attendance rate was 17.4%, significantly higher in five governorates; Amran, Sana`a, Hajjah, Sa`adah and Ma`reb  ( 32.5% vs. 12% p.  &amp;lt; 0.001). The common health problems for children aged two months to less than 5 years were; acute respiratory infection, diarrhea, nutritional problems, and throat infection accounting for 33%, 24% , 20%,  and 12%, respectively.  Acute bacterial infection and diarrhea accounted for 41% and 31% among infants &amp;lt; 2 months, respectively. Out of all enrolled children, 51% were referred without medicines and 92% those who have been asked for follow-up had improved.