Give to starving families in Yemen

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OrganizationDiakonie Katastrophenhilfe
Region Syrian Arab Republic
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ProjectLeader Michael Tuerk


It is the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world: the conflict in Yemen that has been going on since March 2015 has plunged the country into immense hardship. More than 24 million people depend on humanitarian aid - around 80 percent of the population. Together with our partner organisations, we are on the ground to prevent hunger and the spread of diseases.


Challenge

Since the escalation of the conflict between Houthi rebels and the government more than 3.6 million people have been displaced from their homes. They live in often inhumane conditions in makeshift camps. More than 17 million people have no safe access to drinking water. The number of people suffering from hunger has grown steadily in recent years. Two thirds of the population suffer from food insecurity, more than 7 million people are dependent on food aid.

Long-Term Impact

This is an emergency aid project. A lasting effect is achieved by improving the working conditions and equipment of the bakeries. This enables them to achieve minimum production standards and produce more bread in the long term in order to secure the nutrition of the communities.

References

  1. http://www.diakonie-katastrophenhilfe.de/english.html
  2. https://www.diakonie-katastrophenhilfe.de/projekte/jemen-hungersnot


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[[Category:Disaster Response in Yemen Projects]], [[Category:Starvation and hunger in Yemen Projects]]

[[Category:Disaster Response in Yemen Projects in Yemen]], [[Category:Starvation and hunger in Yemen Projects in Yemen]]