Strengthening Evidence-Based Decision Making in Yemen through Improved Food Security, Nutrition and Livelihoods Information and Analysis Yemen faces the prospect of continued conflict and a growing number of adverse humanitarian, institutional, social, and economic effects. In this challenging environment, playing a humanitarian role is not enough. The lack of complementarity between the emergency response projects and development efforts may also serve to hamper development.&nbsp;Through its development assistance and in line with the "Strategic Approach to Resilience in the EU's external action", the EU aims to strengthen local actors' capacities for resilience and to equip them with sustainable livelihood tools to weather the current crisis. &nbsp;This programme aims at consolidating the national Food and Nutrition Security Information System using data collection at governorate level to better understand the key food insecurity and malnutrition drivers and better coordinate the multi-partner¿s interventions in the country. In particular, the intervention will be instrumental to reaching the goal of the Global Network Against Food Crises, in particular the work will revolve around production of food security information to strengthen prevention, response mechanisms and resilience interventions based on actual needs of the country.&nbsp;The programme will also build on the progress and lessons learnt from its first three phases with particular attention at the balance between the data collection and its use in the decision making process and the implementation of specific interventions. The programme will be implemented at national scale.