The report by the Food and Agriculture Organization highlights Yemen's food security crisis due to drought, sorghum cultivation threats, and rising production costs. Solutions include investing in water-smart agriculture, supporting farmers, and diversifying food sources.

According to GANNET Insights, 17.1 million Yemenis are expected to experience food insecurity in 2025, with 5.1 million at critical levels o

Yemen's shift towards sustainable agriculture is an important strategy to secure resources for future generations and achieve prosperity for

In Yemen, Millions Face Water Insecurity as Country Grapples with Depleting Resources Summary Yemen, already one of the world's most...

High temperatures, the sale of livestock, and a lack of green fodder are among the risks of a lack of rain Summary In February 2024,...

Lack of Funding Threatens Yemen's Water Security, Putting Millions at Risk Summary Yemen's Water Crisis Yemen faces a severe water crisis...

Cultivating Hope: How Agriculture Can Rebuild Yemen's Economy Cover photo: Yemeni farmers working in the field. Image source: World Bank....

Rising Food Imports in Yemen Mask Looming Crisis, Highlighting Need for Diversification Cover photo: Yemeni children happy with the...

How Traditions and Community Sustain Yemen Through Food Cover image: Various spices on palm frond baskets. Image visualized using...

Navigating Challenges: Yemen's Fragile Stability Amidst Red Sea Disruptions and Economic Pressures The cover photo: the city of Aden in...