From Food to Resilience – The Gabion Activity – How the Land Builds Its Own Resilience

Gabions: Building Resilience Through Land Protection

In Hadramout, collective efforts are creating a lasting impact by protecting agricultural land and strengthening communities’ resilience to floods and soil erosion.

 As part of the **From Food to Resilience (FUTURE) Project, gabion structures with a total volume of 12,016 cubic meters were constructed, with the participation of 974 workers, helping protect livelihoods and strengthen food security. 

Target areas: Seiyun, Do’an, Al-Qatn, Shibam, and Rakhyah. 

16,816 direct beneficiaries and 28,812 indirect beneficiaries.

The project is funded by King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (#KSrelief) and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (#BMZ), in partnership with the World Food Programme (#WFP) and implemented by Nahda Makers Organization (#NMO).