Below are three articles that we have analyzed as a group.
From Food to Cash Assistance: Rethinking Humanitarian Aid in Yemen
In Yemen, traditional food aid has been rendered ineffective due to looting and its contribution to the war economy. Cash assistance offers a more efficient alternative, allowing recipients to prioritize needs and support the local markets. Initiatives like the IOM’s Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance have provided financial flexibility to thousands.
— Veda M.
Food as a Weapon in Yemen
Even with an ongoing food crisis in Yemen, the governments from opposing parties are limiting food intake to the people, to control the population by disrupting international humanitarian aid that is being sent to Yemeni people.
— Kody N.
COVID-19’s Impact on Ongoing Food Crisis
Before COVID-19 emerged in war-torn Yemen, the country faced immense food insecurity due to its political climate and unstable economy. COVID-19 taking a foothold in 2020 only worsened conditions in Yemen. This led to at least half the population facing hunger the following year. Humanitarian support and government action are Yemen’s only hope.
— Joshua P.
