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World Bank Approves an Additional $150 Million to Address Food Insecurity in Yemen

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The World Bank has approved an additional $150 million grant for the second phase of the Yemen Food Security Response and Resilience Project. The new funding is designed to address food insecurity, strengthen resilience and protect livelihoods in Yemen. The project will be implemented countrywide by the Food and Agriculture Organization, the United Nations Development Programme and the International Committee of The Red Cross.

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World Bank Approves an Additional $150 Million to Address Food Insecurity in Yemen

The World Bank has approved an additional $150 million grant for the second phase of the Yemen Food Security Response and Resilience Project.

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150 Million Grant to Strengthen Resilience and Address Food Insecurity in Yemen

The additional grant will scale up the Bank’s efforts to strengthen Yemen’s resilience to food crises.

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World Bank Approves an Additional $150 Million to Address Food Insecurity in Yemen

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150 Million Grant to Strengthen Resilience and Address Food Insecurity in Yemen

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