Field Stories

Resilience is to improving donors' funding

Heavy seasonal rains become above average in agro-ecological zones in Yemen affecting poor farmers' assets and livelihoods. SFD supported their resilience by preventing land erosion, Technology-based support with tools & skills, and feed blocks.  Improving sustainability of the international support to the vulnerable Yemenis is thru shifting them from relying on relief to producing their own services.

 

Field Stories

• 2,482 VSLA finances spreading across 5 governorates
• 900 girls of BaniAbdulah getting equal education
• Quality services growing human capital
• Nutrition as a resilient impact case
• Saving life of Amal, a living hope
• WASH services devoting to education
• First intervention under FSRRP launched
• SMEs a gateway to meeting basic needs
• Cultural Heritage activities carry on in Aden
• A lattrine adding a different meaning to Batoul's life
• Cash transfers tackle longstanding needs in a humanitarian context
• Adult literacy program alleviating women's vulnerability
• 220 water cisterns completed in Aldhale
• Micro SMEs committed to big changes
• Linking development to environment restores Ecosystems
• Crisis adaptive SME programs
• SFD Cash Transfer inspring the globe
• Community troubles addressed by Asma's initiative
• Zabid, a more glimmering cultural milestone
• SFD marking the Labor Day

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