Yemen’s Development Recovery

Oct 13

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Global Sustainable Development Review | 6–12 October 2026 | Story 15

The European Union and UNDP signed a €9 million agreement for locally led recovery in Yemen. A separate €10 million EU–UNDP–FAO agreement concerns climate-resilient agrifood systems, livelihoods and employment. Both figures describe agreements, not completed expenditure or achieved beneficiaries. Sources: UNDP and FAO announcements, October 2026.

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