Dive into our 2023 Annual Report and read all the exciting things Nomadic Assistance for Peace and Development (NAPAD) was up to in 2023! It highlights key milestones, success stories, and the initiatives we have undertaken throughout the year. It showcases the...
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BUILDING RESILIENCE OF AT-RISK WOMEN THROUGH TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING
Technical and vocational training plays a vital role in improving livelihoods and alleviating poverty, particularly for women who are disproportionately affected by climate change and conflict in Somalia. These challenges often lead to displacement and loss of...
BUILDING THE RESILIENCE OF VULNERABLE WOMEN: THE RAHMA JOURNEY
Rahma Noor Ali, a 38-year-old mother with six children, lives in the Deynile district of the Banadir region in Somalia, where she and her family have been displaced. She is a Gender Based Violence survivor and despite not having a formal education, Rahma manages a...

How Farmer Field Days Empowered Mama Hawa
Mandera County, classified as semi-arid, receives less than 250mm of rainfall annually. The region is highly vulnerable to drought, causing moisture stress that significantly affects crop production, storage, and marketing. In addition, recurring flash floods disrupt crop growth and limit market access. The Dawa River frequently overflows during the long rainy season, flooding farms and wiping out entire harvests, further compounding the challenges faced by farmers. To address these harsh...