Yemen Dynamic Needs Assessment : Phase 3 (2020 Update)
In June 2014, armed conflict between the government and armed groups began to spread across much of the Republic of Yemen. The conflict, which escalated in March 2015, has caused major loss of life, internal displacement, and damage to infrastructu...
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2021
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/490981607970828629/Yemen-Dynamic-Needs-Assessment-Phase-3-2020-Update http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34991 |
| Summary: | In June 2014, armed conflict between the
government and armed groups began to spread across much of
the Republic of Yemen. The conflict, which escalated in
March 2015, has caused major loss of life, internal
displacement, and damage to infrastructure and service
delivery throughout the economy and society. To understand
the effect of the evolving conflict on the Yemeni people and
estimate preliminary recovery and reconstruction needs, the
World Bank Group (WBG), in close cooperation with the
Government of Yemen (GoY), initiated the multi-phased Yemen
Dynamic Needs Assessment (DNA) in September 2015. This
assessment is the third phase in the series of DNAs that the
WBG has conducted since 2015. It was conducted in 2018, and
updated in 2020. The key objective of the third phase of the
Yemen DNA is to provide the WBG, the GoY, and the
international community with an update on the impact of the
crisis on the population, physical assets, infrastructure,
service delivery, and institutions of the Republic of Yemen.
It also provides a preliminary estimate of the need for
reconstruction of physical infrastructure and restoration of
service delivery that may be useful in planning recovery.
Temporal scope: Damage and needs were calculated according
to a March 2015 baseline situation, compared to data and
information collected as of January 2020. Sectoral scope:
The assessment is conducted for the following 12 sectors:
education, food security, governance, health, housing,
information and communications technology (ICT), power,
social protection, social resilience, solid waste
management, transport, and water and sanitation (WASH).
Geographic scope: The third phase of the Yemen DNA is
primarily a city-level assessment for the following 16
cities: Ad-Dhale, Aden, Al Hazm, Amran, Bayhan, Dhamar,
Hodeidah, Khoka, Lahj, Lodar, Ma’rib City, Mocha, Rada’a,
Sa’da, Sana’a, and Taiz. Whenever sufficient and accurate
information was available, the assessment was extended to
cover the governorates in which the target cities are
located. Certain sectors were assessed at the governorate
level or at the national level. |
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