This document contains the impact assessment of the Cash for Work and Assets Rehabilitation Component of the Enhanced Rural Resilience in Yemen Joint programme. The objectives of this impact assessment are: (1) to assess the effectiveness of the project & the impact of assets on livelihoods of direct and indirect beneficiaries; (2) to assess the food security level of targeted beneficiaries and measure the economic and social impact on communities; and (3) to assess the level of participation of the community members in the design of the activities.

The Cash for Work and Assets Rehabilitation Component is implemented by World Food Programme (WFP). The WFP role in ERRY JP galvanizes around the first key result area, which is improving livelihoods opportunities and food security in the targeted rural communities. Many households lost their source of income due to the destruction of their assets, the collapse of the local economy and the decrease in agricultural production. To support individuals, households and communities, WFP implements food assistance for assets (also known as cash for work) to provide income for food and rehabilitate communal assets.