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The development objective of Additional Finance for Yemen Food Security Response and Resilience Project (FSRRP) for Yemen, Republic of is to improve the availability of and access to food and nutritious diets, both in the short and medium term, for targeted households in the project area, and to enhance Yemen's capacity to respond to food insecurity. This project has five components. 1) The first component, Improving agricultural production infrastructure and building climate resilience aims to improve smallholder farm households’ resilience to food insecurity and climate shocks, and to improve household-level food production, the AF will scale up the FSRRP’s activities that focus on improving climate resilient agricultural production infrastructure, with increasing emphasis on water infrastructure. 2) The second component, Increasing domestic food production and market development, has the following sub-components: (i) Restoring climate-smart agricultural production; and (ii) Restoring food supply chains and value addition. 3) The third component, Improving the nutritional status and incomes of vulnerable households, aims to provide immediate support to vulnerable smallholder farm households through the provision of horticulture production kits and feed for livestock. 4) The fourth component, Capacity building for food security management, aims to builds on the approach of Smallholder Agricultural Production Restoration and Enhancement Project (SAPREP) and the FSRRP that combines physical investments with capacity-building. 5) The fifth component, Project Management, aims to cover the additional costs associated with project management, including financial management (including audits), procurement, environmental and social (E&S) aspects, communication and stakeholder engagement, third-party monitoring, and monitoring and evaluation (M&E).
World Bank
Artavazd Hakobyan,Eva Hasiner
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Borrower/Client/Recipient
Food and Agriculture Organization
Hussein Gadain
FAO Representative in Yemen
World Food Programme
Laurent Bukera Representative and Country Director, WFP Yemen
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