Women and Children queue for water at a distribution site in Warcadey Halima Hassan is a displaced mother of two who fled violent conflict in her home village and now lives in Warcadey, Beledhawa district. Like many displaced households, Halima and a group of other...
NAPAD BLOG
Agroecology restores productivity and resilience for riverine farmers in Busle.
Gabay Yussuf, a mother of eight (four girls and four boys) in Busle village, Dollow district, Gedo region, Somalia, has long faced the harsh realities of farming in an unpredictable climate. Poor soil, pests, and disease, and lack of enough water often left her farm...
Strengthening Resilience and Food Security in Gedo through Climate-Smart Agriculture and Value-Addition
Somalia is home to a wide variety of food crops cultivated primarily by smallholder farmers. Common crops include sorghum, cowpeas, sesame, maize, bananas, tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, spinach, and watermelons, which form a key part of local diets. Traditionally,...
Resource Mobilization and Fundraising Structures Operationalized in NAPAD
SMT and staff participating in a training session on fundraising and the institutionalization of NAPAD’s Resource Mobilization Strategy. Before the launch of the Sustainability Model Program, implemented in partnership with the Danish Refugee Council and funded by DANIDA, NAPAD’s resource mobilization processes were significantly constrained. The organization relied almost entirely on traditional grants, had limited technical capacity for resource mobilization, and operated without a...


