The conflict in Yemen has now raged for seven years. War-damaged urban infrastructure, as well as water shortages, flood damage, and limited government capacity, has left two-thirds of a population of about 30 million without access to safe water, sanitation, and other essential services.
Washington - The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors today approved two grants for a total of US$170 million to restore critical urban services in Yemen, boost climate resilience and address food insecurity in rural areas through improved roa
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Yemen s internationally recognised government has announced that the World Bank approved two grants of $170 million for two projects in the war-ravaged country.The Yemeni government on Wednesday said the grants will support "a second phase .
Yemen s internationally recognised government has announced that the World Bank approved two grants of $170 million for two projects in the war-ravaged country.