Since 2014 Yemen has been in the midst of a civil war, complicated by a patchwork of domestic fronts and overseas allies leading to a conflict that has pushed more than two million out of their homes and left a third of the country’s population food insecure. The conflict has resulted in severe economic challenges […]
Since the outbreak of the Yemeni conflict in 2015, 3 million people have been displaced, and half of the population face widespread food insecurity, a collapse of public services and income, and rapidly rising price inflation. As of July 2017, much of the population had lost their primary source of income. To address these concerning […]
REACH conducted an assessment in Raymah governorate in Yemen, between January and April 2014, as part of the project led by ACTED and funded by EuropeAid: “Safeguarding rural food access in Raymah governorate: Building water resources management capacity and enhancing local incomes through coffee chain development”. Focusing on the coffee sector in Raymah governorate, the […]
