Amid Yemen's ongoing crises, economic empowerment is a crucial lifeline for vulnerable women, who are among the hardest hit by the conflict, with 75% of the population facing severe humanitarian needs, according to All Girls Foundation for Development’s (AGF) recent report.
The report added that in this challenging landscape, the YES Economic Empowerment program, part of AGF, trains women and youth in income-generating skills, focusing on training, production, marketing, and sustainability to improve livelihoods and build resilience.
The impact of this program goes beyond saving lives—it has also empowered women economically, giving them the opportunity to rebuild their lives with dignity.
The report presented a collection of success stories illustrating the lasting impact of this humanitarian intervention on enhancing the resilience of women who have survived health hazards and found hope through economic empowerment.
Through the All Girls Foundation’s economic empowerment program, hundreds of women were trained to enable them to make a living and support their families and live a dignified life