Accountability dilemmas and collective approaches to communication and community engagement in Yemen

Publication language
English
Pages
34
Date published
01 Oct 2020
Type
Case study
Keywords
Accountability and Participation, Accountability to affected populations (AAP), Participation, Comms, media & information, Engaging with affected populations, Humanitarian Access, humanitarian action
Countries
Yemen
Use in Humanitarian Programme Cycle
All phases of the HPC
Organisations
Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG)

This study explores how and to what extent collective approaches to communication and community engagement (CCE)1 have – or have
not – been implemented in Yemen, and the degree to which they have been effective in ensuring that the humanitarian operations are peoplecentred and responsive to the needs of affected communities. It examines these issues from the perspectives of international humanitarian actors – multilaterals, international non-governmental organisations (INGOs), donor governments – and local non-governmental organisation (NGOs), local humanitarian actors and Yemenis.

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