In Marib Governorate, HUMAN ACCESS conducted three training courses in Al‑Rawdah area to empower 28 displaced women. This initiative is part of a project—funded by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)—designed to provide livelihood services to the most vulnerable women and girls in Yemen.

The first course focused on life, financial, and marketing skills. It targeted 14 women beneficiaries, providing them with the foundational knowledge needed to enter the local labor market, market their own small‑scale ventures, and effectively navigate professional and personal challenges.

The second course provided training in sewing and tailoring for 7 women, while the third course trained another 7 women in the production of sweets and pastries.

These programs aim to equip participants with vocational skills, enabling them to become productive contributors to their households and better cope with difficult living conditions.