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Beyond Emergency: Charting Pathways to Sustainable Development in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Settings: A Case Study of Yemen
For nearly a decade, Yemen's eastern governorates of Hadramawt, Shabwah, and Al‑Mahrah have been relatively stable, yet the international aid system has kept delivering short‑term humanitarian relief like food baskets and water trucking instead of shifting to sustainable development that could rebui...
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