Who are we?

Assessing the humanitarian situation and needs in Yemen continues to be difficult. Insecurity, administrative and movement restrictions, violence against humanitarians, and the obstruction of civilian access to services continue to hamper access in the country. In this context, it is very difficult to run quality data collection. Data collection and analysis are also seen as sensitive by all parties to the conflict. Whenever data analysis and publication are possible, most are sectoral and undertaken within the individual clusters. There is a shared need for more joint, integrated, and forward-looking analysis

The project benefited from support by the Economic Stabilisation Programme, which is supported by UK aid from the UK government.

The ACAPS Yemen Analysis Hub was set up to conduct integrated analysis in support of humanitarian and development stakeholders working on the Yemen crisis. Being a non-operational organisation, we strive to support the understanding of humanitarian needs and developments in Yemen by analysing the available data in an unbiased and intersectoral manner.

We have a dedicated team of analysts in Amman, supported by technical experts in secondary data analysis, needs assessment, scenario-building, risk, and analysis capacity building, ready to provide:

Thematic analysis to build a better understanding of context and needs
Forward-looking analysis, including scenario-building
Local analytical capacity building through technical support and training
Support to local actors with data management and analysis

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The Yemen Economic Tracking Initiative (YETI) dashboard and dataset track key economic trends, developments, and risks to support economic policymaking for Yemen. YETI provides a greater overall and comparative understanding of the current political-economic situation in the country.

We collect qualitative data through daily media monitoring, secondary data review, thematic products, and discussions with experts in the region. We collect quantitative data through publicly available platforms, including Telegram, WFP VAM, Humanitarian Data Exchange, and World Bank.

While we aim to include admin-level data, some information is only available at the governorate or country level. There are major impediments (including methodological limitations) to collecting information

ACAPS cannot guarantee the reliability and accuracy of data. We strongly recommend that users analyse the main source cited and interpret the data accordingly. In terms of qualitative information, ACAPS does not bear any responsibility for the words and language used and the information provided.

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yahinfo@acaps.org