Navanti’s data collection and analysis are based on networks of on-the-ground researchers from all walks of life: journalists, academics, and humanitarian workers, to name a few. Our analysts also keep abreast of open source reports to inform their work. Below, these analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important pieces they have read and listened […]
Navanti’s data collection and analysis are based on networks of on-the-ground researchers from all walks of life: journalists, academics, and humanitarian workers, to name a few. Our analysts also keep abreast of open source reports to inform their work. Below, these analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important pieces they have read and listened […]
Navanti’s data collection and analysis are based on networks of on-the-ground researchers from all walks of life: journalists, academics, and humanitarian workers, to name a few. Our analysts also keep abreast of open source reports to inform their work. Below, these analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important pieces they have read and listened […]
Navanti’s data collection and analysis are based on networks of on-the-ground researchers from all walks of life: journalists, academics, and humanitarian workers, to name a few. Our analysts also keep abreast of open source reports to inform their work. Below, these analysts have summarized and contextualized the most important pieces they have read and listened […]
Synopsis: An uptick in fighting amid the Houthis’ renewed Ma’rib offensive has led to massive civilian displacement as internally displaced persons (IDPs) seek refuge deeper in the Ma’rib’s interior or in neighboring Shabwah and Hadramawt governorates. The rapidly increasing number of first time IDPs as well as repeatedly displaced persons fleeing IDP camps on frontlines […]
Navanti maps the most common routes migrants take across Yemen, and includes photos taken by our researchers at key points along the way.
Interviews with relevant stakeholders, quantitative surveys, and commentary from researchers form the backbone of Navanti’s analytical products.
Yemen’s al-Mahra governorate has avoided the worst of the civil war’s violence. Geographically removed from frontline combat, al-Mahra has benefitted from development projects sponsored by neighboring Oman over the past three decades—residents on both sides of the border share a common dialect and culture.
The humanitarian crisis in Yemen is “the worst in the world,” according to a UN report earlier this year: an estimated 24 million people, or 80 percent of the population, is in need of assistance and protection from hunger and armed conflict. Yet despite the scale of the devastation, migration from East Africa to Yemen is growing year after year.
While counterterrorism (CT) operations in southern and eastern Yemen have been largely successful, the sustainability of the current CT structure is questionable. The elements that make local CT forces dynamic and effective may undermine postwar operations run by the Republic of Yemen Government (ROYG).
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