More than nine years of conflict in Yemen has left 18.2 million people in need of assistance in one of the largest and most complex humanitarian responses in the world. This report is the third in a series of six localised studies.

This analysis intends to support humanitarian assistance planning and implementation by enhancing understanding of the factors affecting people’s overall vulnerability in Aden city and their capacity to meet their own needs.

The Joint Monitoring Report (JMR) combines quantitative modeling and qualitative analysis to provide robust bimonthly food and nutrition security monitoring to identify emerging food and nutrition security crisis risks. 

This analysis intends to support humanitarian assistance planning and implementation by enhancing the understanding of the factors affecting the overall vulnerability of people in Al Mukalla and their capacity to meet their own needs.

This SIMP report identifies events and themes emerging in the Yemeni information landscape from October 2023 to February 2024, with a particular focus on those that had, or are likely to have, a social impact. Social impact is broadly defined as the effect of an action (or lack thereof) or event on people and communities. 

This analysis provides an overview of the DFA’s interventions in the private sector in 2022–2023, with a focus on import trade, the finance sector, and private sector governance. 

This report aims to strengthen humanitarian programming by providing humanitarian decision makers and responders with an understanding of the strategies households in al Habilin and Al Jiblah use to meet their needs.

This report seeks to considers the differentiated impacts of the conflict on women, men, girls, and boys, how these impacts are linked to the drivers of the conflict, and how they interplay with key features of the context. 

This flash analysis aims to provide up to date data on food and fuel imports flows into Yemen in the context of the escalation in the Red Sea following attacks from the DFA against Israeli or Israel-bound vessels, and USA and UK linked ships, since November 2023 and the US-UK airstrikes in response against DFA air defence and missile sites in January 2024.
 

The current conflict in Yemen that started in 2014 has forced millions of Yemenis to flee their homes, leading to widespread internal displacement. According to UNHCR, 86% of displacement in 2023 in Yemen is because of war, armed conflict, and generalised violence.

This report looks at the impact of the Mahram restrictions specifically enforced in early 2022 in areas under the control of the de-facto authority (DFA) in the north of Yemen (also known as the Houthis) on the lives of women and the activities of the humanitarian sector.

This SIMP report identifies the events and themes that emerged in the Yemeni information landscape from July–September 2023, with a particular focus on those that had or were likely to have a social impact.

This report identifies and analyses the impacts of the DFA decision to ban the sale of domestically produced LPG from Ma’rib, a governorate under IRG control, and instead increase imports through Red Sea ports under DFA control. 

This report seeks to map out GBV’s various forms and key drivers in Yemen and highlight groups at particular risk of GBV. It also seeks to understand the key challenges for humanitarian GBV responders and how to address these moving forward to continue providing survivor-centred support.

This research aims to investigate the causes, challenges, and impacts of low vaccination coverage on various population groups in Yemen. The goal is to guide decision-making and programme development and enhance vaccine coverage and readiness to address the consequences of low vaccination rates in the country. 

This report identifies the events and themes that emerged from April–June 2023 via the Yemeni information landscape on trends that had or were likely to have a social impact during that period. It aims to enrich the understanding of the social groups facing the greatest challenges in meeting needs and those most vulnerable to protection concerns.

This analysis aims to provide an update on the nature and structure of Yemen’s food market since 2020 and the role of different factors (responders, policies, global dynamics, etc.) in determining food prices.

This social impact monitoring project (SIMP) report identifies the events and themes that emerged from January–March 2023 via the Yemeni information landscape on trends that have had, or are likely to have, a social impact.

This analysis examines women’s experiences of economic empowerment in the Yemeni context. The results are intended to help inform the design of women's economic empowerment (WEE) programmes in Yemen.

Every quarter, ACAPS’ Yemen Analysis Hub produces a Social Impact Monitoring Product (SIMP) identifying the events and themes emerging from the information landscape on Yemen that have had, or are likely to have, a social impact. This report brings the four SIMP reports from 2022 together in a collected overview to reflect on the year in its entirety from a social impact angle.