Mama Anab harvesting peas from her farm together with her women group Busle village, located in Somalia's Gedo region along the banks of the Jubba River, is home to approximately 200 households. The community comprises small-scale agro-pastoralists who relied on...
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Sustainable Farming among Riverine Farmers in Gubataa
Salah happily showcasing his Capsicum harvest Somalia is facing an ongoing food security crisis driven by long standing vulnerabilities and the growing impacts of climate change. Unpredictable seasonal rains have made it increasingly difficult for the country’s...
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 homes in Deynille. Women and children bear the brunt of the displacements and evictions. According to the 2025 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP), Somalia...

Sustainable Water Solutions through Drilled Shallow Wells
Somalia is characterized by unique geographical features, cultural diversity, and unique socio-economic activities. However, its semi-arid landscape, combined with persistent insecurity and underdeveloped infrastructure, presents significant challenges for communities in accessing essential services. The effects of climate change, including unprecedented droughts and flash floods, have further exacerbated these difficulties, particularly in accessing safe water. With women and girls bearing...