Enhancing Community Resilience and Livelihoods in Yemen  phase III (ERRY III) Supporting Resilient Livelihoods, Food Security, and climate adaptation in Yemen ¿ phase III (or ERRY III) intends to reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience of crisis-affected communities in Yemen. The main sectors to achieve its objectives are:1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Social Strengthening ¿ functional community institutions and social cohesion. This action will create/re-activate structures that support communities (Sub-District Committees) and strengthen community-based resilience initiatives. It will further enhance the capacity of cooperatives to contribute to emergency crisis response, social cohesion and decent jobs creation for those living in vulnerable situations. Further, it will promote the role of women in mediation and sustainable intra-community conflict resolution. 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Sustainable Environment ¿ clean energy and climate resilience. Communities, particularly those living in vulnerable situations, will strengthen their knowledge on energy programming strategies. They will also increase their access to sustainable energy, as well as income generation opportunities, supported by interventions to promote local production. The action will support agriculture and non-agriculture activities and provide training on solar installation and maintenance. A Gender Economic Empowerment approach will support women and men to access affordable, clean energy, in line with the EU Gender Action Plan (GAP) III¿s focus on the gender dimensions of the green transition. The action will support Water Users¿ Associations to ensure sustainable use of water resources. The Food Assistance for Assets will create healthier natural environments, undertaking activities for environmental response and protection, and ecosystem conservation during agricultural production.3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Sustainable Circular Economies[1] ¿ agriculture, employment, and economic productivity. The action will work to increase agriculture production and productivity, and improve value chains in pre-production, productivity and marketing. This will ensure better access to and availability of food and promote appropriate agriculture production technologies through a cash-for-work approach. Climate Sensitive Agriculture practices will include the use of seeds adapted to local environment and microclimate for increased production. In line with the EU GAP III¿s priority area of economic and social rights, the action will support gender-sensitive emergency employment and enhance communities¿ acceptance of women¿s work.ERRY III will build on the progress and lessons learnt from its first two phases by continuing to address acute and chronic vulnerability thanks to an integrated approach. The initiative will be implemented in up to seven governorates in North and south Yemen. The Human Rights Based Approach and gender mainstreaming will be applied throughout.  [1] The circular economy promotes the elimination of waste and the continual safe use of natural resources. It is based on three principles: 1) Design out waste and pollution; 2) Keep products and materials in use; 3) Regenerate natural systems.