Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource
Series Statement:
2209
Keywords:
Agriculture
;
Armed Conflict
;
Children and Education
;
Civil War
;
Conflict
;
Conflict and Development
;
Displacement
;
Food Security
;
Food Unaffordability
;
Health and Poverty
;
Health, Nutrition and Population
;
Humanitarian Response
;
Limited Health Care
;
Living Costs
;
Living Standards
;
Poverty Reduction
;
Reduced Food Intake
;
Repeated Shocks
Abstract:
This report highlights respondents' lived experiences during Yemen's conflict as experts of their own experiences. This report aims to present the voices of Yemenis who have now spent eight years living through a civil war, economic crisis, and close to famine. This report is among the few authentically capturing Yemeni voices on a range of day-to-day issues from different governorates across the country. But arguably the small sample size limits ability to generalize findings. However, generalizing findings was not the intention of the report. For each theme, 'Voices from Yemen' presents a multi-stakeholder perspective to mitigate bias towards a single stakeholder group or geographical area. Moreover, the report's findings are in line with those in quantitative reports, such as 'Surviving in the Times of War' or the 'World Bank Phone Survey' report on food security. 'Voices from Yemen' presents a comprehensive picture of suffering derived from human stories behind the statistics. The conflict has made Yemeni lives unaffordable, uncertain, vulnerable, and often unbearable. The power of people's speech and the intensity of their stories narrate their grave vulnerabilities and the sense of helplessness and suffering the conflict has caused
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