Accountability Review in Yemen: Humanitarian assistance and resilience building
Overview
This accountability review is presented as part of the Effectiveness Review Series 2014/15. The report documents the findings from a review carried out in December 2014 which examines the degree to which Oxfam meets its own standards for accountability.
The project ’Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Building in Western Yemen’ is a two-year project supporting vulnerable communities in Al-Hodeidah and Hajjah governorates. Oxfam and its partners aim to build resilience and provide humanitarian assistance to men, women and children, contributing to reducing the impact of chronic poverty, natural hazards and conflict.
This assignment examined accountability to partners and communities in terms of transparency, feedback/listening and participation – three key dimensions of Accountability for Oxfam. In addition it asked questions around partnership practices, staff attitudes, and satisfaction (how useful the project is to people and how wisely the money on this project has been spent) where appropriate.
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Keywords
- Accountability
- Agriculture
- Capacity building
- Cash transfers
- Complaints
- Disaster risk management
- Disaster risk reduction
- Disasters
- Drought
- DRR
- Feedback
- Food security
- Livelihoods
- Local Government
- M&E
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Participation
- Partnership
- Resource scarcity
- Social protection
- Water and sanitation
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