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<p>The IMF estimates that Yemen’s economy has contracted by around 50% since the conflict
began in 2015, with GDP per capita down from $1,570 in 2014 to $873 in 2018.</p><p>
</p><p>Both the formal and informal economies have collapsed as a result of conflict
lines preventing the movements of goods and people, infrastructure damage including
to factories and roads, lack of electricity and clean water and a population beset
by lack of food and disease.</p><p> </p><p>We are not aware of any data this year
on the loss of economic activity as a result of aerial bombing.</p>
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