Horn of Africa · Country operations profile
Al-Shabaab activity, federal–member state politics, Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean maritime risk, drought and displacement pressure on humanitarian operations.
International NGO reported as operational in Zeylac, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Other reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lughaye, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Baki, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Other reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Other reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Borama, Somalia, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
The project aims to improve nutrition, nutrition-related rights, and gender equality for the poorest and most marginalized, especially women, adolescent girls, and children in Bangladesh (Thakugaron district), Kenya (Elgeyo Marakwet County), Somalia (Baidoa district) and Tanzania (Meatu and Maswa districts of Simiyu Region). In all four countries, women, adolescent girls and children represent a disproportionate number impacted by malnutrition due to various biological and socio-cultural factors, including poverty, gender inequality, and community norms. The project will reach 3,878,013 individuals, of which 1,363,380 are direct, and 2,514,633 are indirect. World Vision and its partners will implement integrated, multi-sectoral, evidence-based interventions to address gender inequalities and the key determinants of nutrition and sexual reproductive health in underserved rural areas at the household, community, and health systems levels. World Vision partners with Nutrition International, HarvestPlus and McGill University to provide expertise in nutrition, food systems, health and program evaluation, and a range of local governmental and non-governmental stakeholders who also infor
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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The Horn of Africa is a hyper-fragile context with high security and fiduciary risks. This framework strengthens Switzerland’s fitness to operate remotely in hard-to-access contexts through a innovative monitoring and accountability tool. It supports capacity strengthening of local partners. The framework enables adaptive programming and effectiveness of the portfolio. It strengthens Somalia’s statistical system to improve data gathering and to monitor the implementation of the Agenda 2030.
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19 branches spread across the country (6 in Somaliland, 3 in Puntland and 10 in South Central) with two coordination offices located in Mogadishu and Hargeisa.
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As part of a coordinated international effort to normalise Somalia's relations with the International Financial Institutions, the UK is making a grant contribution and providing a bridging loan to support the clearance of Somalia's arrears. This will enable to IFIs to support Somalia's development with their normal suite of operations.
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Grant to clear Somalia's arrears to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to pave the way for HIPC
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In 2012, a comprehensive state-building process along federalist principles started in Somalia. Switzerland will contribute to a more inclusive, accountable and equitable governance system by focusing on the constitutional review process and strengthening the parliamentarians’ capacities. It will promote knowledge sharing, exchange of Somali, Swiss and international expertise, and public discourse to foster Somali-owned governance arrangement.
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In 2012, a comprehensive state-building process along federalist principles started in Somalia. Switzerland will contribute to a more inclusive, accountable and equitable governance system by focusing on the constitutional review process and strengthening the parliamentarians’ capacities. It will promote knowledge sharing, exchange of Somali, Swiss and international expertise, and public discourse to foster Somali-owned governance arrangement.
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In 2012, a comprehensive state-building process along federalist principles started in Somalia. Switzerland will contribute to a more inclusive, accountable and equitable governance system by focusing on the constitutional review process and strengthening the parliamentarians’ capacities. It will promote knowledge sharing, exchange of Somali, Swiss and international expertise, and public discourse to foster Somali-owned governance arrangement.
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This project aims to contribute to overall health systems strengthening in Somalia. It supports sustainable private sector healthcare financing and service delivery through networks and associations of private providers. Thereby, the project improves access to quality and affordable service delivery, increasing the stability of the country, which is in the interest of Switzerland.
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This project aims to contribute to overall health systems strengthening in Somalia. It supports sustainable private sector healthcare financing and service delivery through networks and associations of private providers. Thereby, the project improves access to quality and affordable service delivery, increasing the stability of the country, which is in the interest of Switzerland.
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In 2012, a comprehensive state-building process along federalist principles started in Somalia. Switzerland will contribute to a more inclusive, accountable and equitable governance system by focusing on the constitutional review process and strengthening the parliamentarians’ capacities. It will promote knowledge sharing, exchange of Somali, Swiss and international expertise, and public discourse to foster Somali-owned governance arrangement.
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In 2012, a comprehensive state-building process along federalist principles started in Somalia. Switzerland will contribute to a more inclusive, accountable and equitable governance system by focusing on the constitutional review process and strengthening the parliamentarians’ capacities. It will promote knowledge sharing, exchange of Somali, Swiss and international expertise, and public discourse to foster Somali-owned governance arrangement.
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Somalia is experiencing a drought, and droughts naturally trigger increases in epidemics such as Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD)/Cholera and measles, some of which are cross-border outbreaks. A total of 14,165 case of AWD and 497 deaths were reported in different parts of Somalia from January to November 2016. Of these 47.7% were female while 57.9% are children below 5 years. (WHO, 20 Nov 2016). In a WHO update of 05 March 2017, the cumulative reported cases since the beginning of the 2017 in 46 districts of 12 regions in the country stood at 13,126 with 302 deaths and therefore a Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of 2.4%.
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EMPOWER!-Enabling Meaningful Participation of Women and girls for Essential Rights- has the goal of protecting and empowering the most vulnerable women and girls in Puntland, Somalia. EMPOWER aims to raise awareness and shift behaviours on education, gender equality, protection, and GBV. Addressing GBV through prevention, response and referral pathways is a core element of the programme; in addition to overcoming the barriers to girls’ education, providing safe, gender sensitive learning environments with quality teaching. The project will reach 26,800 women, men, girls and boys in 2023 with education and protection services.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Increased equitable access to quality, inclusive, safe, gender-responsive education and learning for vulnerable children, particularly girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased access to inclusive, safe, gender-responsive and conflict-sensitive quality education for vulnerable children in Puntland state, Somalia. The programme is providing school materials to children aged 6-12 and informal learning opportunities to vulnerable women and girls.
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EMPOWER!-Enabling Meaningful Participation of Women and girls for Essential Rights- has the goal of protecting and empowering the most vulnerable women and girls in Puntland, Somalia. EMPOWER aims to raise awareness and shift behaviours on education, gender equality, protection, and GBV. Addressing GBV through prevention, response and referral pathways is a core element of the programme; in addition to overcoming the barriers to girls’ education, providing safe, gender sensitive learning environments with quality teaching. The project will reach 26,800 women, men, girls and boys in 2023 with education and protection services.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Increased equitable access to quality, inclusive, safe, gender-responsive education and learning for vulnerable children, particularly girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased knowledge and skills to education stakeholders to mitigate socio-cultural and systemic barriers to quality education for vulnerable children, particularly girls, in Puntland state, Somalia. The programme is providing training opportunities and awareness raising sessions on gender-sensitive education, inclusion and positive discipl
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 4.2: Individuals and communities affected by crisis transition from reliance on relief towards independence. The activities and objective include, Participatory conflict analysis, Inclusive peace structures established, trained and resourced to facilitate peacebuilding and conflict resolution at local level. So, communities in conflict affected areas have increased capacity for conflict resolution and promoting peaceful coexistence . OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 4.2Women and men in communities affected by crisis transition from reliance on relief assistance towards meeting their food and livelihoods needs. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this objective is:- Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives- Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and m
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 4.2: Individuals and communities affected by crisis transition from reliance on relief towards independence. The activities and objective include, DRR committees established and supported, participatory action plans for disaster risk management in place and, early warning information distributed in an accessible manner and, set up new water systems (shallow well), including solarization to utilize clean energy. So, communities can adopt measures and approaches which strengthen their resilience to cope with climate crises and shocks. . OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 4.2Women and men in communities affected by crisis transition from reliance on relief assistance towards meeting their food and livelihoods needs. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this outcome is:- Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation.-
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 4.2: Individuals and communities affected by crisis transition from reliance on relief towards independence. The activities and objective include, women in households that have attended nutrition services are trained and supported alternative livelihood options which are more sustainable and climate resilient, have access to peer support structures such as VSLAs and, the programme will pilot the feasibility of vertical farms in the set-up kitchen gardens for IGA women, who cannot rely on traditional farming for reasons such as lack of access to land and insecurity so those affected by crisis can protect, revitalise and restore their livelihoods. . OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 4.2Women and men in communities affected by crisis transition from reliance on relief assistance towards meeting their food and livelihoods needs. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this objective is:- Promote sustainable, resilient approaches
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 4.1: The most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. The activities and objective include, safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, feedback and complaints mechanism; assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks so Communities and people affected by crisis can hold Trócaire and local partners accountable against our commitments for an inclusive, dignified, and safe response.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 4.1The most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs . SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this objective is:- Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their liv
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 4.1 The most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. The activities and objective include, community nutrition services, training on IMAM and community nutritional screening so the most vulnerable in the communities affected by crisis are utilising humanitarian assistance and services that are principled, timely, of high quality and in line with their needs and priorities. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 4.1The most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs . SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this objective is:- Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population- Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge- ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 3.1: Women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. The activities and objective include, access to referral, service providers have knowledge on survivor centred principles, specialised SGBV response and clinical management is provided and communities sensitised, so GBV survivors are able to access / be referred to appropriate services. . OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 3.1 Women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. . SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this objective is:- Women’s protection and access to specialised GBVsupports- Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys- Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 2.1: Poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable lives including diverse food sources and economic well-being. The activities and objective include, NRM and stakeholders trained and supported in advocacy, review of Early Warning Systems and Livelihood Adaptation Options and, sensitisation, training and south-to-south networking of grass roots and civil society so groups are collaborating initiatives for the sustainable management and governance of natural resources nationally and internationally. Programmes are in partnership with, Somali Humanitarian Relief Action and Centre for Research and Integrated Development.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 2.1Poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable lives including diverse food sources and economic well-being. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this outcome is:- Evidence-based climate change advocacy and networking
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 2.1: Poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable lives including diverse food sources and economic well-being. The activities and objective include, IDP and host women have, access to a participatory options assessment & value chain assessments; training; IGA and grants and organised into VSLAs so, people living in poverty, particularly rural women and youth, experience sustainable economic well-being and have control over resources. Programmes are in partnership with, Somali Humanitarian Relief Action and Centre for Research and Integrated Development.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 2.1Poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable lives including diverse food sources and economic well-being. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this outcome is:- The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, via market systems development initiatives
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 2.1: Poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable lives including diverse food sources and economic well-being. The activities and objective include skilling up Natural Resource Management (NRM) committees, mapping and management planning of resources, rangeland and pasture rehabilitation for forage production and habitat improvement so Communities are actively engaged in protecting and enhancing biodiversity/natural resources and the environment at an ecosystem level. Programmes are in partnership with, Somali Humanitarian Relief Action and Centre for Research and Integrated Development.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 2.1Poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable lives including diverse food sources and economic well-being. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this outcome is:- Management of natural resources to protect localbiodiversity- Community-led natur
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The ‘Integrated development-humanitarian programme: Climate-proofing agricultural, energy, and food security practices in Luuq, Belet Xawa, Dollow, Garbaharey, and El Wak counties, Gedo region’ programme, implemented by Trócaire, aims to contribute to Outcome 2.1: Poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable lives including diverse food sources and economic well-being. The activities and objective include, enabling access to land, training on agro-ecological farming practices, production of energy saving stoves and participatory water management & irrigation systems so participants can adopt agro-ecological approaches at household and community levels. Programmes are in partnership with, Somali Humanitarian Relief Action and Centre for Research and Integrated Development.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 2.1Poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable lives including diverse food sources and economic well-being. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The principal focus of this outcome is:- Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradati
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Stability Expenses
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Emergency cash and protection assistance for 450 flood-affected HHs in Baidoa, Somalia.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Outcome 1. SPECIFIC OUTCOME:
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To provide general operating support of Global Leadership Foundation grant 2025-26 from 2025-06-18 to 2026-12-31. Grantee name: Global Leadership Foundation USA.
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To support the Far-Reaching Integrated Delivery data system transition within the sustainable model in Somalia
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To support the immunisation of children in Somalia through the development of the technology to capture high-quality digital data directly from paper-based forms.
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 4: People experiencing poverty, conflict and most vulnerable to shocks are better served by a nexus approach to HR, peace building and development. SPECIFIC OUTCOME:
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 4: People experiencing poverty, conflict and most vulnerable to shocks are better served by a nexus approach to HR, peace building and development. SPECIFIC OUTCOME:
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 4: People experiencing poverty, conflict and most vulnerable to shocks are better served by a nexus approach to HR, peace building and development. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation.Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 3: Institutional systems to prevent and respond to shocks, conflict and crises are more inclusive and better informed by the needs, rights and vulnerabilities of those furthest behind.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME:
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 3: Institutional systems to prevent and respond to shocks, conflict and crises are more inclusive and better informed by the needs, rights and vulnerabilities of those furthest behind.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME:
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 3: Institutional systems to prevent and respond to shocks, conflict and crises are more inclusive and better informed by the needs, rights and vulnerabilities of those furthest behind.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 2 : People experiencing poverty and most vulnerable to shocks, conflicts and crises are better able to claim and access their rights to well-being, peace and security. SPECIFIC OUTCOME:
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 2 : People experiencing poverty and most vulnerable to shocks, conflicts and crises are better able to claim and access their rights to well-being, peace and security. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service de
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 1: People experiencing poverty and most vulnerable to shocks, conflicts and crises have more sustainable and equitable access to food and livelihoods. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: This project is intended to enable communities to develop climate adaptation plans and link these to crowdfunding opportunities.This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented.
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 1: People experiencing poverty and most vulnerable to shocks, conflicts and crises have more sustainable and equitable access to food and livelihoods. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: This project outcome focuses on restoring community infrastructure using soil and water conservation, rangeland, construction, and upgrading of multi-use structures.This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented.
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The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and KAALO in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building.. OUTCOME: IMPACT 1: People experiencing poverty and most vulnerable to shocks, conflicts and crises have more sustainable and equitable access to food and livelihoods. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: This project outcome is aimed at introducing drought-resistant farm inputs and tools to smallholder farmers and enhancing their technical knowledge and skills in using greenhouse farming technology.This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented.
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Irish Aid-IRC Strategic Partnership “POWER” Partnership and Ownership for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience to effectively address GBV in humanitarian settings.
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Voluntary contribution to CBPF managed by OCHA supporting Somalia Humanitarian Fund. The Somalia Humanitarian Fund alligns with the Somalia Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 which targets 4.57 million people in need. There are three strategic objectives:• Strategic Objective 1: Prevent loss of life by reducing the prevalence of hunger and acute malnutrition and mitigating the impact of disease, epidemics, armed conflict, and climate induced disasters on the most vulnerable communities • Strategic Objective 2: Sustain people’s lives by ensuring safe, equitable, inclusive, and dignified access to critical basic services and emergency livelihoods. • Strategic Objective 3: Mitigate critical protection risks arising from exclusion and denial of access to assistance, displacement, and indiscriminate attacks on civilians and civilian objects.
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The life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster-affected people in Banadir and Lower Shabelle, Somalia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of chronically-affected populations through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, education; and improved emergency preparedness. The objectives of the programme is to ensure IDPs and vulnerable host households affected by natural disaster and conflict have access to basic needs including food and non-food items; to increase equitable access to quality education in a protective environment for children; to improve access to quality essential primary health and nutrition services; and to work with local NGO partners to enhance preparedness and responses to natural disasters and conflicts. . OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Improved child and maternal health and nutritional status by increasing access to essential integrated health, nutrition services and promoting sustainable behaviour change.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: Training sessions on emergency response and preparedness aim to provide participants with a thorough understanding of the core principles and frameworks that underpin effective em
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The life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster-affected people in Banadir and Lower Shabelle, Somalia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of chronically-affected populations through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, education; and improved emergency preparedness. The objectives of the programme is to ensure IDPs and vulnerable host households affected by natural disaster and conflict have access to basic needs including food and non-food items; to increase equitable access to quality education in a protective environment for children; to improve access to quality essential primary health and nutrition services; and to work with local NGO partners to enhance preparedness and responses to natural disasters and conflicts. . OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Improved child and maternal health and nutritional status by increasing access to essential integrated health, nutrition services and promoting sustainable behaviour change.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: Children 0-59 months recieve screening and treatment for malnutrition and women of reproductive age receive maternal health care services, including prevention and detection of pr
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The life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster-affected people in Banadir and Lower Shabelle, Somalia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of chronically-affected populations through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, education; and improved emergency preparedness. The objectives of the programme is to ensure IDPs and vulnerable host households affected by natural disaster and conflict have access to basic needs including food and non-food items; to increase equitable access to quality education in a protective environment for children; to improve access to quality essential primary health and nutrition services; and to work with local NGO partners to enhance preparedness and responses to natural disasters and conflicts. . OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Improved child and maternal health and nutritional status by increasing access to essential integrated health, nutrition services and promoting sustainable behaviour change.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME:
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The life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster-affected people in Banadir and Lower Shabelle, Somalia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of chronically-affected populations through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, education; and improved emergency preparedness. The objectives of the programme is to ensure IDPs and vulnerable host households affected by natural disaster and conflict have access to basic needs including food and non-food items; to increase equitable access to quality education in a protective environment for children; to improve access to quality essential primary health and nutrition services; and to work with local NGO partners to enhance preparedness and responses to natural disasters and conflicts. . OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: To provide life-saving and life-sustaining multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster affected most vulnerable people in Somalia/Somaliland.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME:
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The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: To provide life-saving and life-sustaining multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster affected most vulnerable people in Somalia/Somaliland.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: MR Mitigation 2: The usage of clean coo
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The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: To provide life-saving and life-sustaining multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster affected most vulnerable people in Somalia/Somaliland.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: RM Adaptation 1: This outcome promotes
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The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: To provide life-saving and life-sustaining multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster affected most vulnerable people in Somalia/Somaliland.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: DRR 1: The program has enhanced the res
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The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: To provide life-saving and life-sustaining multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster affected most vulnerable people in Somalia/Somaliland.. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: RM Adaptation 2: Developing preparednes
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The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: To provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir and Somaliland. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: RM ADaptation 2: Land and soil degradation is ta
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The overall aim of the project is to strengthen the capacity of civil society organisations (CSOs) and National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) to effectively advocate for human rights and democratic reform through the UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process.
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The overall objective of the proposed project is to attract investment and promote trade and sustainable industrial and business development at continental level, concretely supporting the AfCFTA Secretariat and the African Union and delivering on the Africa-EU partnership for sustainable growth and jobs. The project contributes to this objective by - identifying trade and investment opportunities along regional value chains with potential at continental scale in Africa, including potential for investment by EU economic operators; - Strengthening the EU-Africa dialogue on trade and economic integration, informing high-level events such as the upcoming AU-EU Summit and European- African Business Forum (EABF); - identifying pilot/selected continental value chains that could be targeted for support in the EU 2021-27 aid programming exercise. It supports the implementation of the AfCFTA and ITC's One Trade Africa Initiative.
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Stability Fund Deployees
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Supprting the IRC for the protection response to GBV in Somalia
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Funding to a country based pooled fund in Somalia
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The aim of the Finnish Immigration Service’s (Migri) ICI project (FSEA, *Finland and Somalia Cooperating in Enhancing the Capacities of Migration Authorities*) is to strengthen the capacity of Somali authorities to prevent, detect, and combat human trafficking, as well as to manage identity-related processes according to a human rights-based approach. In addition to Migri, the project is implemented by the Finnish Border Guard and the National Police Board in cooperation with Somali migration authorities. The project promotes improved migration management in Somalia and enhances inter-agency coordination. In the long term, the project’s activities may benefit victims or potential victims of human trafficking, as well as people who face risks of violence and/or exploitation when crossing Somalia’s borders. The project focuses on training and mentoring to strengthen the skills and capacity of the authorities. The project’s total budget and Finland’s financial contribution amount to 1,000,000 euros for the years 2026–2028.
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The main aim of this project is to mitigate declines in food consumption and loss of livelihoods in view of projected crop and vegetation destruction linked to desert locust and flooding. The $2.3 million from CERF will enable FAO to vaccinate 6 million goats at risk of transboundary diseases and conduct desert locust control across 20,000 ha by way of aerial and ground operations. 900,000 vulnerable pastoralists in Somaliland and Puntland will be supported through this project.
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The main objective of this FAO project is to safeguard the livelihoods of farmers and herders in areas affected by desert locust swarms with control operations in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia. This FAO project mainly provides 8,150 liters of chemical pesticide, 3,028 kg of biopesticide, 225 protecting clothing kits, 3 surveys equipment kits and 80,000 liters of fuel for spraying and locust surveillance airplanes. The project will last six months and will benefit 10 million people including approximately 2.5 million women and 5 million children.
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The main objective of this project is to mitigate disease outbreaks and other consequences of water shortage - and therewith enhance the population's ability to withstand the impacts of the triple threat of locust, COVID-19 and flooding - by supplying clean water for humans and livestock. UNICEF will use the $2.05 million from CERF to rehabilitate 20 boreholes and 35 shallow wells, and disinfect 250 shallow wells, which will serve 200,000 Somalia, including 70,736 displaced persons. In addition, UNICEF will provide 10,000 hygiene kits and conduct hygiene promotion with a focus on hand washing with soap.
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Effectively providing supplementary nutrient rich and micro-nutrient tablets can circumvent increased cases of acute malnutrition and excess morality. UNICEF will use $500,000 from CERF to target 106,600 children under the age of five and 75,500 pregnant and lactating women to improve maternal and child nutrition, through screening, provision of micro-nutrient powder and counselling on infant and young child feeding.
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The project addresses the risk of outbreaks such as Malaria and increasing nutritional deficiencies, following flooding. With the locust infestation in the northern part of Somalia anticipated to move south, it also is expected to worsen nutritional intake with severe consequences for the population’s health. Strengthening health service delivery if done early and based on change in environmental risk, will be able to reduce the health impact on the populace. UNICEF will use the $2.2 million from CERF to assist 205,836 Somalis including 129,677 children (63,809 boys, 65,868 girls) and 7,205 pregnant and lactating women by supporting 10 health facilities, 4 cholera treatment centers and deploy 8 mobile outreach teams. UNICEF will distribute essential medicines, health kits (interagency emergency health kits and acute watery diarrhoea kits), vaccine and medical supplies. An estimate 40,000 under-one year-olds will be reached with age appropriate preventive vaccines, high-risk pregnant and lactating women with referral services and malaria prophylaxis.
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To support the immunisation of children in Somalia through the development of the technology to capture high-quality digital data directly from paper-based forms.
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to provide technical and field support for microplanning and monitoring of polio vaccination campaigns in polio outbreak and at-risk countries.
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RESI deploys innovative ways to address self-reliance and economic resilience in protracted humanitarian situations. The RESI Dadaab project provides support to entrepreneurship and business development for income generation to address the rapid phasing out of humanitarian assistance in the Dadaab camps, supporting Somali refugees to be able to maintain their well-being in the immediate future, including by supporting returnees in Somalia.
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The Candlelight led part of the project targets 6 villages to mainstream FGM awareness raising with livelihood projects and to work with community management committees. The main purpose is to increase the knowledge on negative health and social consequences of FGM and to encourage people to share the knowledge to their peers. Furthermore, the project arranges media campaigns about negative health and social consequences of FGM and trains university students in Hargeisa and Burao to become media activists.
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Goal: daughters to targeted parents avoid FGM, and women in the targeted self-help groups are empowered to claim for women's right to bodily integrity
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After four consecutive failed rainy seasons in Somalia, the drought has had a terrible impact. More than 7 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance. More than 805,000 people have become internally displaced persons (IDPs), the majority of whom are women and children who need professional and safe sexual health care and gender-based violence services, the availability of which is poor in refugee camps. Living in IDP camps also increases the risk of women and girls being exposed to gender-based violence and sexual abuse, unwanted pregnancies and unsafe abortions. This crisis affects in particular the lives women and girls in the most vulnerable situation. In order to meet the growing needs and implement its country program, UNFPA has requested Finland for additional funding. The project focuses on gender-based violence (GBV) interventions integrated with reproductive health services (SRH). The beneficiaries of the project are mainly IDP women and children. The long-term outcome goal of the UNFPA Somalia country program (2021-2025) is to improve the health, rights and quality of life of the Somali population, especially women, young people and the most vulnerable.
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Hiil hooyo is a multi-actor joint project addressing maternal healthcare in Somaliland and Puntland. The key development problem is high maternal mortality having multiple negative effects. Maternal mortality rate in the project areas is one of the highest in the world. The project seeks to enhance women's right and the right of persons with disabilities to maternal healthcare. The project started in 2017 with a pilot phase and the new phase aims to make the results sustainable. The main outcomes are: 1. Skills and motivation of healthcare workers improved 2. Number of mothers and children attending MCHs increased 3. Attendance and accessibility of persons with disabilities to MCHs increased 4. Partner universities able to conduct independently e-learning program in maternal healthcare, and students benefitted from the developed material The main outputs and activities include: - 240 healthcare workers passed in-service training on maternal healthcare; 4 trainings - 10 000 persons reached by awareness raising programs; village meetings, school classes, media campaigns, home visits, fathers? clubs - 460 persons trained on the rights of persons with disabiliti
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Support Somalia Red Crescent clinics who provide needed primary health care services to remote areas. In addition mobile clinics support health and preventative services during disasters and to nomadic populations. Preventative community health work is aimed especially at women and child health. Mobile data collection and community events and epidemic surveillancy is developed with the Red Crescent volunteers.
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World Bank's Multi-Partner Fund (MPF) supports Somalia's stabilization and peacebuilding by strengthening Somalia's governance and the management of the state's revenues (including taxation), as well as by reviving the country's economy and the private sector, to allow increased state revenues through taxation and to provide resources for extended and improved public services. In the project level, the funded projects focus around four thematic priority areas, which include government's key functions; productive sectors and employment; infrastructure development; as well as management of natural resources and resilience. For example, the Fund can support the payment of Somalia's government officials' salaries and improve the public financial management systems; boost the productivity and the value chains of potential productive sectors and improve youth employment (allowing also greater tax revenues); improve the infrastructure, and therefroe improve the productivity, among else, in the energy sector; and strengthen the resilience of selected groups and professions, such as cattle herders/pastoralists. The Fund also supports one of Finland's priority sectors, the Health sector
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The continuation phase of Vikes Somalia project supports the Somali national TV channel to develop towards editorially an independent public service broadcaster, and assists the national journalist union to become a representative trade union of media workers across Somalia. By providing journalist training and technical support, the project seeks to 1) improve the production process and quality of news and other programmes at Somali National Television (SNTV), 2) improve the awareness of media rights and responsibilities and safety of Somali journalists, and 3) improve professional skills of women journalists. Project activities include the introduction of regular children?s programme production at SNTV. The project will support the preparation of a journalist code of conduct and the drafting of a by-law on public service broadcasting. About 300 journalists across the country will be trained in practical journalism skills, media rights and security, and professional ethics. The project is based on peer learning. Journalists are trained by more experienced Finnish and Somali journalists. Local technicians are trained by experienced Finnish technical experts. Loc
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Ramaad is a joint project, coordinated by the Finnish Somalia Network (FSN) with its partners, addressing the sustainable use and management of the natural resources in Somalia and desertification that leads to loss of livelihoods, poverty and forced migration. The project started in 2014 and is planned for 10 years. This is its 4th and final phase. The long-term objective is sustainable use and management of natural resources and secured livelihood in the project areas. The outcomes are: 1. 3 environmental centers developed into regional hubs with own income 2. Environmental education and awareness increased in project areas 3. Charcoal and firewood consumption reduced by making energy saving stoves locally available 4. Capacity of administrations to formulate and implement environmental policies has increased and implementation of the policies has started The main outputs are: - 30 000 seedlings of locally successful species produced, planted, distributed and sold - 90 seed collection stands established and local availability of the seeds of the most important species secured - Operating models for the 3 environmental centers developed,
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Somalia is one of Finland's bilateral development cooperation partner countries. Finland?s development cooperation efforts in Somalia focus especially on state- and peacebuilding, gender equality and women?s rights. These priorities are aligned with the Somalia's National Development Plan. The purpose of the Somalia planning funds is to improve the quality of the Finnish development cooperation in Somalia. Planning funds will be used for planning, preparation, monitoring, evaluation and auditing the Finnish development and statebuilding support in Somalia, as well as to promote results-based management. Planning funds can also be used for participating in Somalia aid coordination bodies' meetings. In addition, the planning funds can be used for visits related to Finland's development policy and development cooperation with Somalia, for organization of small-scale development cooperation related trainings and workshops, as well as for development cooperation related communication. The purpose of the planning funds is to ensure that the Embassy have adequate resources to implement results-based programming in Somalia. The planning funds for the year 2022 are 120 000 Euros.
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The key development problem which the project aims to find solutions to is the desertification leading to lack of livelihoods, poverty and forced migration. The objective is sustainable use of natural resources and secured livelihood in the project areas. The project started in 2012 and it has been planned for 10 years. This continuation project will be its 4th and final phase. The outcomes of 2019-2022 will be: 1. Environmental centers developed into regional hubs 2. Educational institutions and trainers have expertise to provide environmental education 3. Resilience of local communities to climate change and drought improved 4. Implementation of policies related to natural resource management (NRM) The outputs will be: 1.1. Seedlings of locally successful species produced, planted, distributed and sold per year 1.2. Seed collection stands established and local availability of the seeds of the most important species secured 1.3. Operating models for the environmental centers developed 2.1. Trainers trained and training material produced 2.2. Training materials and research opportunities provided to universities and environmental education materi
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Maternal deaths in Somalia have dropped to 629 per 100 000 live births (UNDP, 2020). While this direction is positive, Somalia?s maternal and infant mortality rates remain amongst the highest in the world. Most maternal deaths could be prevented by health professionals, but only about 32% of births are attended by trained health personnel (UNDP, 2020). Long term conflicts have harmed Somalia?s health sector and many struggle to get access to care. African Care ry and the local partner, VMDSO, have supported the FinSom -clinic in Afgoye since 2012 with projects advancing maternal health. Locally the project is executed by VMDSO, clinic?s professionals and volunteers, who have strong ownership over the project. The maternity clinic and training -project has offered accessible maternal health services, increased the awareness of the local community in health-related issues, supported victims of gender-based violence (GBV) as well as organized training for local health actors. Yearly the clinic offers maternal health consultations 4000-5000 times and the staff assist in approximately 1000 safe births. Overall, more than 10 000 outpatient visits are made possible through the project.
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Défendre et promouvoir le droit à l'information fiable grâce à un journalisme libre, indépendant, pluraliste et une régulation de l'espace numérique.CPP (Convention de Partenariat Pluriannuel) comprenant 80 pays
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Défendre et promouvoir le droit à l'information fiable grâce à un journalisme libre, indépendant, pluraliste et une régulation de l'espace numérique.CPP (Convention de Partenariat Pluriannuel) comprenant 80 pays
Source: IATI Registry via d-portal
Défendre et promouvoir le droit à l'information fiable grâce à un journalisme libre, indépendant, pluraliste et une régulation de l'espace numérique.CPP (Convention de Partenariat Pluriannuel) comprenant 80 pays
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Parent Activity of Gavi's Support to Somalia At this level, Joint Appraisal, Country Multi Year Plan, Annual Progress Report are provided as supporting documents. In 2020/2021, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Multi-stakeholder dialogue (MSD) documents temporarily replaced the traditional Joint Appraisal to ensure that Gavi’s continuing support to the EPI programme be aligned with realities at country level. For details on each vaccine please refer to child activities.
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A deadly Russian bomb strike ripped through the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, killing at least 33 people in what authorities said was a deliberate attack on civilians in a strategic stronghold coveted by Moscow. Officials said another 18 people were wounded in one of the biggest single assaults of the year. The blast hit […]
Source: Jowhar
KAMPALA – The conference brought together military chiefs and senior officers from several African countries, as well as representatives of the African Union and regional organisations. Discussions focused on the role of African armed forces in military operations other than conventional warfare, including peacekeeping, disaster response and emergency operations. Participants also discussed the importance of […]
Source: Shabelle Media Network
The ISIS group in Somalia is facing a significant decline in its financial strength after operations by Puntland and U.S. support crippled networks that were crucial for collecting and transferring the group’s funds. According to a new report by the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, ISIS-Somalia previously generated hundreds of thousands of dollars per month, […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
Recovery of hijacked vessels Sibu 1 and Eureka leaves a single vessel under pirate control in Somalia.
Source: Seatrade Maritime
Puntland’s maritime and ground forces (PMPF) conducted a planned operation off the coast of Dharin-baar in the Bandar-beyla district, successfully rescuing the vessel *MT HONOUR 25*, which had been held captive by pirates. During the operation, PMPF forces secured the vessel—which was sailing under the flag of Palau—and apprehended all the pirates accused of carrying […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
US Launches More Airstrikes in Somalia as Trump Continues Record - Breaking Bombing Campaign. Reported by news.antiwar.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · news.antiwar.com
The National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) of Somalia announced that 12 Al-Shabaab members were killed during a planned operation in the Buur-Saruur area of the Middle Shabelle region. NISA stated that the operation took place in Buur-Saruur—located approximately two kilometers southeast of Ali-Gaduud—where the agency had identified the presence of Al-Shabaab members. According to […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
Ukraine woke to another punishing wave of Russian drones and missiles, with strikes killing six agricultural workers in the east and two people in Kyiv as the long-range battle between the two sides accelerates. The barrage set off air raid sirens and forced residents to rush for shelter, coming as both Kyiv and Moscow appeared […]
Source: Jowhar
A Russian drone slammed into a high-rise in central Kyiv on Tuesday morning, killing a child, as Ukrainian officials also reported another death in the southern Odesa region. Police said a 14-year-old boy died and at least seven other people were injured when a Russian drone struck a 16-storey residential building in Kyiv’s central Pechersk […]
Source: Jowhar
US Launches Airstrike in Northern Somalia as It Continues Record - Breaking Bombing Campaign. Reported by news.antiwar.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · news.antiwar.com
Reports from the city of Baidoa indicate that airstrikes were carried out last night in areas on the city’s outskirts, amidst a tense security situation in the city and its surrounding areas. Local residents and sources reported hearing explosions in the Iidow Dhagaal area, while other strikes were reported in the Haawal Aruunde, Ceeldoon, and […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
A deadly assault on a police headquarters in northern Pakistan intensified Friday, with local officials reporting that the toll from an explosion and subsequent gun attack has climbed to at least 31. “At least 31 people, including 16 police personnel, have been killed and more than 100 injured so far in the militant attack,” the […]
Source: Jowhar
GAROWE (SD) — The U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) has confirmed that U.S. forces carried out an airstrike against an Al-Shabaab weapons storage facility in Somalia’s Sanag region on September 17, 2026, in […]
Source: Somali Dispatch
A recent U.S. decision on long-term support for the mission has raised concerns about future security and peacekeeping efforts in Somalia.
Source: Kenyans.co.ke
AFRICOM announced that it conducted an airstrike in an area of Puntland, targeting a conventional weapons storage facility belonging to Al-Shabaab. According to an AFRICOM press release, the strike took place in the Sanaag region, approximately 80 kilometers southwest of the city of Bosaso. AFRICOM stated that the operation was carried out in coordination with […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
Reports from the Bakool region indicate that several mortar shells landed in the vicinity of Garaarta—an area falling under the jurisdiction of Wajid district—sparking fresh security fears and anxiety among local residents. Locals reported the shelling in the Garaarta area over the past few hours; however, the extent of any casualties or damage resulting from […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
The minister stated that the Southwest administration is planning airstrikes and operations against Al-Shabaab, warning the public against remaining in or near locations where Laftagareen’s forces and the militant group are present. “We are targeting Al-Shabaab militants in Southwest regions with airstrikes. We call on the public to stay away from areas where these groups […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
BOSASO – Somali pirates have released the MV Sward and its 17-member crew after holding the ship for months, security sources in Somalia’s Puntland region told AFP. The sources said a ransom was paid, but did not say how much. The ship was released near Garacad, a port in Puntland. Pirates hijacked it off […]
Source: Shabelle Media Network
A drone strike on Saudi Arabia’s critical East-West oil pipeline has forced the kingdom to halt the key artery, a sudden escalation in a widening Middle East war that is already rattling global energy markets. Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest crude exporter, said it temporarily closed the pipeline as a precaution after an aerial attack […]
Source: Jowhar
Somali Pirates Have The Released Hijacked Vessel. Reported by wardheernews.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · wardheernews.com
JOWHAR, Somalia — AUSSOM troops stationed at Jowhar airport in Somalia’s Sector Five have completed a three-day awareness training focused on the dangers posed by improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and safety at checkpoints. The training was delivered by the AUSSOM BNDF explosive ordnance management team with support from the United Nations Mine Action Service […]
Source: Shabelle Media Network
The Doolow Drone Strike and Its Implications for Somalia , Turkey , and the International Community. Reported by wardheernews.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · wardheernews.com
US Says It Launched Two More Airstrikes in Somalia. Reported by news.antiwar.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · news.antiwar.com
Hijacking pirates exploit regional chaos to return to seas off Somalia. Reported by theguardian.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · theguardian.com
Somalia : Turkish Drone Strike Targets Somalia Former Prisons Chief. Reported by sunatimes.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · sunatimes.com
Former Somali Prisons Chief Injured in Airstrike in Gedo. Reported by horseedmedia.net and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · horseedmedia.net
Drone Strikes on ex Somalia Prison Chief Home. Reported by chimpreports.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · chimpreports.com
Turkish and Somali forces have freed the cargo ship Lutuf after a 10-day operation against pirates who hijacked the vessel off Somalia’s Puntland coast earlier this month, according to Somalia’s Ministry of...
Source: gCaptain
Piracy is surging back off Somalia's coast, though not yet at the scale of its 2011 peak.
Source: Al Jazeera (Africa desk)
Two ships were seized within four days last week raising to at least 13 the number attacked since January.
Source: BBC News Africa
The International Maritime Organization is calling for urgent action against a resurgence of piracy in the Gulf of Aden, where six merchant ships and more than 90 seafarers are now...
Source: gCaptain
India’s mission in Nairobi has issued a fresh update on 22 seafarers after two vessels were reportedly hijacked near Somalia’s coast.
Source: Kenyans.co.ke
The world’s top maritime piracy observer said incidents off the coast of Somalia are on the rise again after a pair of fresh attacks this week — as two major regional conflicts stretch naval forces in the area thin.
Source: gCaptain
Gunmen seize tanker off Yemen amid resurgence of Somali piracy - Dominican Republic Post – Caribbean News , Business , Travel & Culture. Reported by dominicanrepublicpost.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · dominicanrepublicpost.com
UK maritime security monitor says Seamull tanker diverted towards Somalia, as wave of piracy sweeps the Gulf of Aden.
Source: Al Jazeera (Africa desk)
Somali pirates hijack cargo ship ; regional navies setting up new task force. Reported by defenceweb.co.za and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · defenceweb.co.za
A cargo ship has been hijacked off the coast of Somalia after eight armed attackers boarded the vessel and seized control, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations center....
Source: gCaptain
Burning the Turkish Flag : Anger Grows in SouthWest state of Somalia Over Airstrikes. Reported by garoweonline.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · garoweonline.com
The Return of Somali Piracy. Reported by slguardian.org and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · slguardian.org
Somali Piracy Surges Amid Hormuz Blockade. Reported by zerohedge.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · zerohedge.com
SOMALIA : Military Command and NISA Issue Conflicting Accounts of Recent Airstrikes Targeting Al - Shabaab. Reported by raxanreeb.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · raxanreeb.com
The US is losing leverage in Somalia as frustration with Mogadishu threatens critical African Union support and risks strengthening Al Shabaab’s hold. In Mali, renewed US airstrikes against JNIM raise a parallel concern—whether air power alone, without a ground strategy or political reform, can contain the group’s advance. Bill Roggio and Caleb Weiss examine these dynamics across the Sahel and the assess the murky state of Al Qaeda. The post Generation Jihad | Losing ground: Somalia and Mali’s jihad problem appeared first on FDD's Long War Journal.
Source: Long War Journal
UPDATE OF THE ONGOING PIRACY INCIDENTS OFF THE NORTHERN COAST OF SOMALIA. Reported by eunavfor.eu and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · eunavfor.eu
France’s student protest movement escalated again this week — and the government has now put a controversial crowd-control weapon on hold — after a 15-year-old boy lost his hand during a confrontation with riot police, intensifying demonstrators’ claims of police brutality. There was little sign the unrest was fading. A day after protests surged nationwide, […]
Source: Jowhar
A US-sanctioned oil tanker, Sibu 1, has been freed after being hijacked by Somali pirates in August, the maritime police force in Somalia's semi-autonomous Puntland region said on Friday.
Source: gCaptain
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somalia’s Minister of Internal Security, Brigadier General Abdullahi Sheikh Ismail Fartaag, held talks with Germany’s ambassador to Somalia, Sebastian Groth, on the country’s security situation and bilateral security cooperation. The meeting focused on strengthening cooperation in the security sector and efforts to combat piracy and other threats to Somalia’s security and […]
Source: Shabelle Media Network
BELEDWEYNE (SD) — Political tensions in Beledweyne, the capital of Hiiraan region, have intensified amid reports of increased military movements and the display of weapons as political leaders, traditional elders and community […]
Source: Somali Dispatch
Puntland government has provided further details regarding an operation against Al-Shabaab in the Golis mountain range of the Al-Madow highlands, specifically targeting a facility in the Markad area used by the group to stockpile weapons and ammunition. A press release from the Puntland Presidency stated that the successful operation was the result of coordination between […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
The Galmudug Police Command stated that police forces repelled an attack launched by armed clan-based militias on a checkpoint in the Jiiro-Caweer area, which falls under the Godinlabe district of the Galgaduud region. According to a press release issued by the Galmudug Police Command, the attack occurred on September 14, 2026, at approximately 11:10 PM, […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
According to reports, successive airstrikes targeted locations where members of Al-Shabaab militias were present. The strikes reportedly took place in areas within the Lower Shabelle and Middle Juba regions. One of the airstrikes reportedly targeted a site near the village of Dhayow in the Sablaale district—a location identified in reports as a facility for manufacturing […]
Source: Somaliland Standard
Somalia Opposition Figure Injured in Doolow Airstrike as Tensions Surge. Reported by raxanreeb.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · raxanreeb.com
Doolow Airstrike Raises Alarms Over Alleged Use of Turkish - Supplied Weapons Against Somali Opposition. Reported by wardheernews.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · wardheernews.com
Somalia : Somali Pirates Hijack Sanctioned Oil Tanker Off Yemen. Reported by allafrica.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · allafrica.com
A U.S.-sanctioned product tanker has been hijacked in the Gulf of Aden and redirected toward Somalia after six armed men boarded and seized control of the vessel, marking the second...
Source: gCaptain
459,658 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
297,204 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
108,971 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
63,302 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
195,436 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
201,826 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
111,551 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
165,359 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
497,739 people assessed as in need (Health) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
279,634 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
283,501 people assessed as in need (Education) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
77,537 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
324,505 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Middle Shabelle, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
519,230 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
388,035 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
162,248 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
97,325 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
218,165 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
215,279 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
156,189 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
229,140 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
384,463 people assessed as in need (Health) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
270,009 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
202,350 people assessed as in need (Education) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
170,653 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
288,630 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Hiraan, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
493,353 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
197,316 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
137,460 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
126,189 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
320,370 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
263,039 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
163,775 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
351,523 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
320,665 people assessed as in need (Health) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
554,074 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
240,758 people assessed as in need (Education) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
222,624 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
306,217 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Galgaduud, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
1,087,464 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
781,524 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
201,259 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
172,799 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
529,551 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
635,603 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
266,247 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
644,171 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
549,896 people assessed as in need (Health) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
758,284 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
377,872 people assessed as in need (Education) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
249,131 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
613,807 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Mudug, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
321,167 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
299,478 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
181,081 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
78,868 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
120,287 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
132,338 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
197,699 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
261,777 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
288,510 people assessed as in need (Health) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
207,428 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
85,903 people assessed as in need (Education) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
148,954 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
144,920 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Nugaal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
479,234 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
269,972 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
99,246 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
99,187 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
236,732 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
263,034 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
177,577 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
535,239 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
471,887 people assessed as in need (Health) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
420,963 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
176,598 people assessed as in need (Education) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
205,217 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
275,497 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Bari, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
240,102 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
153,801 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
25,712 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
16,610 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
52,189 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
83,537 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
38,352 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
177,357 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
73,073 people assessed as in need (Health) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
146,451 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
57,609 people assessed as in need (Education) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
52,303 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
89,789 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Sanaag, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
435,428 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
322,680 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
207,574 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
81,591 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
136,376 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
190,221 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
172,173 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
218,742 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
300,362 people assessed as in need (Health) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
264,399 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
168,643 people assessed as in need (Education) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
204,595 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
290,339 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Sool, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
397,978 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
279,551 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
134,971 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
78,662 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
87,644 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
197,978 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
187,342 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
341,590 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
160,616 people assessed as in need (Health) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
302,201 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
113,732 people assessed as in need (Education) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
274,649 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
168,576 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Togdheer, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
2,926 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
378,912 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
266,087 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
23,260 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
86,223 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
293,667 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
57,380 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
584,174 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
990,481 people assessed as in need (Health) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
458,616 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
192,064 people assessed as in need (Education) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
170,444 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
256,196 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Woqooyi Galbeed, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
587 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
217,243 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
135,542 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
68,295 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
119,604 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
37,701 people assessed as in need (Protection) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
260,417 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
131,419 people assessed as in need (Health) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
191,281 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
70,096 people assessed as in need (Education) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
23,316 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
117,439 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in Awdal, Somalia, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
Urban presence sustainable with hardened sites and disciplined movement; arterial roads carry the greatest exposure.
Source: Mazin Intel access assessment framework
Programme demand is high while overland access depends on negotiated passage and convoy timing.
Source: Mazin Intel access assessment framework
Contested control makes fixed presence difficult; short-duration, negotiated activity is more defensible.
Source: Mazin Intel access assessment framework
Cross-border dependence adds regulatory as well as security exposure to routine movement.
Source: Mazin Intel access assessment framework
Principal threats: Armed conflict along contested segments; Roadside explosive devices; Multiple checkpoints of varying authority. Movement controls: Route selection reviewed on the day of travel, not in advance only; Departure timing inside an agreed daylight window.
Source: Mazin Intel journey management framework
Principal threats: Complex attack on the arterial road; Explosive devices targeting convoys; Predictable timing of airport transfers. Movement controls: Timing varied and never published in advance; Transfer confirmed only once the passenger is on the ground.
Source: Mazin Intel journey management framework
For shipowners, insurers and risk teams
Country, port and voyage briefings with named sources, stated confidence and clear evidence limits.