We strengthen locally-led peacebuilding and accountable governance of essential public services. By investing in mediation infrastructure, governance reform, and trust between communities and authorities, we turn day-to-day services — water, health, education — into entry points for stability and durable peace.
Our operations in this field are divided into main tracks:
In Taiz Governorate, public services are inseparable from the impact of conflict. Water, waste management, and access to services are linked to public trust in institutions, the capacity of local authorities to respond, and day-to-day relationships between communities and local actors.
When these services break down, it is not just the service itself that is affected; the cost of living, people's sense of justice, trust in institutions, and opportunities for collaboration among stakeholders are also impacted. From this understanding, Sheba Youth Foundation for Development works to link public service issues to local peacebuilding through analysis, mediation, trust building, governance support, and documenting lessons.
Empowering local authority structures and public services.
Rebuilding social fabrics and community-authority trust.
Dialogue & Mediation Track
Sheba’s approach in turning service conflicts into common ground.
An iterative, conflict-sensitive approach starting with understanding essential service disruptions to build trust and local governance, respecting the role of public institutions to empower communities and translate practical lessons into sustainable partnerships.
Understanding service disruptions and analyzing local conflict dynamics and drivers.
Understanding service disruptions and analyzing local conflict dynamics and drivers.
Opening spaces for dialogue and community mediation to bridge gaps and build consensus.
Restoring confidence and mutual cooperation between local communities and authorities.
Supporting institutions to implement joint solutions and improve service delivery accountable to citizens.
This pillar branches into three interconnected tracks, each presenting a service profile as an entry point for dialogue, mediation, trust building, and local governance in Taiz Governorate.
Sheba Youth Foundation for Development developed a local path in water mediation and governance in Taiz, contributing to understanding the crisis dimensions, opening channels of trust, and building spaces for cooperation over basic public services.
Sheba Youth Foundation for Development developed a path analyzing, mediating, and governing the waste sector in Taiz, showing how sanitation ties to revenues, landfills, labor rights, equipment, fund capacity, and public trust.
Sheba Youth Foundation kept road issues and service access present in local meetings, international advocacy spaces, and road opening consultations by building dialogue channels and connecting civilian needs to decision-makers.
Sheba Youth Foundation for Development extends its gratitude to the partners who have supported its paths in peace-led governance and public services, and contributed to developing work around water, sanitation, and access to services in Taiz Governorate.
We strengthen locally-led peacebuilding and accountable governance of essential public services. By investing in mediation infrastructure, governance reform, and trust between communities and authorities, we turn day-to-day services — water, health, education — into entry points for stability and durable peace.
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