The Public Works Project (PWP) has demonstrated remarkable adaptability and resilience in addressing the multifaceted challenges faced by Yemen. By focusing on supporting local food production and mitigating the impacts of climate change, this initiative stands as a testament to the effectiveness and efficiency of donor-supported interventions in complex environments.

The Public Works Project's interventions span across all regions of Yemen without exception. Projects are allocated to districts based on a severity of need index, which encompasses various criteria such as population, intensity of displacement, urgent priorities within the community, and food insecurity. This index was developed with data collected and regularly updated by United Nations agencies. The project has effectively executed initiatives that significantly impact the daily lives of citizens, including water provision, school rehabilitation, road paving, sanitation services, and agricultural land protection.

These initiatives aim to supply essential services while employing the maximum number of skilled and unskilled labor, particularly in light of Yemen's current conditions. Despite the persistent challenges and the difficulty of accessing remote districts in Yemen, the Public Works Project has demonstrated resilience and adaptability, ensuring that its projects reach all governorates of Yemen without exception, which has been substantiated by actual implementation. It can be confidently stated that the activities of the Public Works Project have targeted all 22 governorates, encompassing 320 out of the total 333 districts of the Republic.