Food security  Sector

Overview

Close to 12 percent of the global population was severely food insecure in 2020, representing 928 million people – 148 million more than in 2019.[5] A variety of reasons lies behind the increase in hunger over the past few years. Slowdowns and downturns since the 2008-9 financial crisis have conspired to degrade social conditions, making undernourishment more prevalent. Structural imbalances and a lack of inclusive policies have combined with extreme weather events; altered environmental conditions; and the spread of pests and diseases, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, triggering stubborn cycles of poverty and hunger. In 2019, the high cost of healthy diets together with persistently high levels of income inequality put healthy diets out of reach for around 3 billion people, especially the poor, in every region of the world

Interventions

MFD aims to at provision immediate life-saving emergency food assistance to provide affected and most vulnerable IDPs girls and boys  women and men with equitable access to safe, protective people  and that by the cash assistant or food security , and that through the following activities :

Cash Assistant

    1. provide immediate life-saving emergency food assistance to the # acutely IDPs HHs( households ) , the most vulnerable acutely food insecure IDPs living in deplorable conditions with host families are provided with monthly Cash/value voucher assistance .

Livelihood

    1. Increased livestock production capacity, # households that own livestock through distribution of animal feed and mineral blocks
    2. Increased food production capacity , # vulnerable households through provision of agriculture inputs

Capacity building

    1. Developing a mechanism for implementing and sustaining informal apprenticeships in Yemen in order to increase access to modernizing the informal apprenticeship program for #vulnerable groups of youth,  while building the capacities of #senior craftsmen. To meet the sectors’ demand in order to promote and facilitate sustainable and important job opportunities

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