The Economic Reform Team, representing the Yemeni private sector, has released a policy paper on the mitigation of the Yemeni humanitarian by undertaking partnership projects involving the government and the private sector.<\/p>\n
The paper included a set of proposals and recommendations that contribute to the consolidation of partnership between the government and the private sector in order to alleviate the country’s humanitarian crisis.<\/p>\n
The document, submitted to the Yemeni government, contained proposed solutions contributing to the alleviation of the humanitarian crisis in Yemen as well as promoting partnership.<\/p>\n
It proposed the establishment of the higher council for partnership between the government and the private sector, and set out clear mechanisms for creating the council, delineating its functions and modalities.<\/p>\n
The write-up envisaged another alternative to the establishment of the Council: the creation of partnership councils in the stabilized areas to be run by the regional governments.<\/p>\n
The paper also reviewed the council’s objectives of bolstering partnership between the government and the private sector at the regions’ level, the tasks of such councils and their modus operandi.<\/p>\n
The policy paper was prepared based on similar experiences from countries that experienced the same conditions as those being witnessed by Yemen.<\/p>\n Click to Download the Full Policypaper