Climate change worsens Yemen's humanitarian crisis
The article addresses the impact of climate change in Yemen, where environmental disasters such as droughts, floods, and desertification are worsening, increasing the suffering of the population, especially women and children. These phenomena lead to mass displacement, water shortages, degradation of agricultural lands, and the spread of water-related diseases, resulting in declining food and health security. Women play a significant role in adapting to these crises through community initiatives, but policy failures and weak infrastructure complicate the crisis. There remains a pressing need to empower women and develop a national strategy to confront climate change.
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