Although much of the world might not be paying close attention, Yemen has almost reached eight years of conflict. It is difficult to overstate how much has changed for Yemeni households over the past eight years. The United Nations has been referring to Yemen as the world’s worst humanitarian crisis for over three years running. Violence continues unabated ground battles, airstrikes, and terrorist attacks- all are present across different portions...
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Surviving in the Time of War : How and Why Well-being is Evolving in the Conflict in Yemen
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Favari, Eliana; Krishnaswamy, Siddharth; Tandon,Sharad Alan; Aghajanian,Alia Jane; Almoayad, Safa.
Surviving in the Time of War : How and Why Well-being is Evolving in the Conflict in Yemen (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099133503092351195