Working Towards a Just Society
Nomadic Assistance for Peace and Development (NAPAD) seeks to build resilience and improve the quality of life by empowering communities in the Horn Of Africa through sustainable development initiatives.
Our Programmatic Approach efforts are focused on ensuring that vulnerable and poverty stricken pastoral and agro-pastoral communities have equal access to peace, quality life and sustainable development. We achieve this by supporting communities to actively participate and influence socio-economic and political development processes that address the needs of the disadvantaged.
We focus on interventions and sectors that generate high impact results for our targeted communities.
Our focus areas address the felt needs of communities in:
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Addressing the IDP Displacement Crisis in Deynille District, Banadir region, Somalia.
NAPAD is deeply concerned about the recent mass evictions that occurred on December 31, 2024, displacing 1,552 households (approximately 9,312 individuals) from four IDP camps in Deynille district, Somalia. These forced relocations have left vulnerable families especially women and children, without essential services such as clean water, sanitation, and shelter.
NAPAD urgently calls upon all stakeholders, including government authorities, humanitarian actors, and donors, to join us in addressing these critical needs and making a lasting impact among displaced communities in Somalia.
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Cash Transfers Provision to Flood-Affected Households in Somalia
In response to the devastating 2023 El-Nino floods, Nomadic Assistance for Peace and Development (NAPAD), with funding from the Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), provided unconditional cash assistance to 400 households in Dusey, Shilde, and Kaharey IDP camp in the Gedo region. This initiative targeted the most vulnerable communities hardest hit by floods, empowering them to meet their basic needs more effectively.
Success Stories
URGENT APPEAL FOR PARTNERSHIP: Addressing the IDP Displacement Crisis in Deynille District, Banadir region, Somalia.
Overview of the Crisis Displaced families stand helplessly, gazing at the remains of their evicted...
Improved Access to WASH services to help meet the basic needs of IDP Communities
Displacement continues to be a major issue in Somalia, with 467,915 individuals newly displaced...
Adopting Improved Hygiene Practices for IDP Households In Deynille District
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) communication campaigns are important in promoting good...