Applying Economic Lenses and Local Perspectives to Improve Humanitarian Aid Delivery in Yemen

Direct target groups: International donors, aid organizations and clusters, through enhanced access to information and influencing policies on the aid-economy nexus

Yemeni aid-economy stakeholders, including private sectors, economists, local experts and recipients of aid, civil society organizations through participation in expert meetings and greater ability to influence donors and humanitarian actors

Indirect target group: the Yemeni population affected by the humanitarian crisis

Outcome 1: Enhanced dialogue and exchanges between local and international actors in the fields of economy and humanitarian policy through a facilitated platform

Outcome 2: Humanitarian aid programs and policies take into account an economic lens in aid planning and implementation through better understanding of the intersection between aid and local economic trends

Outcome 3: Enhanced institutional capacity of the Sana’a Center to provide policy advice to relevant local and international policy makers

Erwartete Resultate:  

Output 1.1: Establishment of a platform to facilitate regular idea exchanges on the linkages between humanitarian aid and the economy

Output 2.1: Published research reports and economic bulletins on the linkages between humanitarian aid and the economy with policy options on how to sustainably integrate humanitarian aid responses within economic recovery

Output 2.2: Economic analysis and recommendations are widely disseminated and stakeholders take into account the intersection between humanitarian aid and economy in their interventions and/or 2024 planning

Output 3.1: The Center’s institutional capacity is strengthened

Resultate von früheren Phasen:   This is a first phase that builds on a pilot initiative with the SCSS which took place from 2020-2021.