Vocational skills centers – In Bursalah, 100 individuals are being trained on Electricity, Computer and tailoring. In the long run, these courses were attended the 100 beneficiaries to use the learnt skills to eke a living through starting their own business and micro-enterprises after the training, and this will support them to become self-reliant by […]
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In 2019, SDC in partnership with WFP is implementing drought recovery program – VFA project which is part of intervention designed to enable households to meet basic food needs during this lean season, the project targets 13 villages of Roox, Dhextaal, Heema, margaaga, Beyra, Godad, Darusalam, Ceelgardi, Bursalah , Lacdhere, Rabable, Dhagxanya Cadde and Fardacune
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In 2018, SDC in partnership with WFP is implementing drought recovery program (VFA/VFT project) designed to enable households meet basic food security during this lean season, the project targets 29 villages of Dhagxanya cadde, Roox, laandawaco, Faratooyo, Taracaso, Horogle, Gacnafale, Fardacune, Boone, Darusalam, Bilcil, Godad, Gosol, Dhextaal, Heema, Margaaga, Ceelgardi, Cagaaran, Xarfo, Bacaadweyn, Tuulo Xabiibo,
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In 2018, SDC in partnership with WFP is implementing drought recovery program (VFA/VFT project) designed to allow households to meet basic food needs during this lean season, the project targets four (4) villages of Ilma-adeer, Rabaable, Laacdhere & Ballay Villages in Nugaal region Somalia, In addition Voucher for training (VFT) will be rolled out
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In 2018, SDC in partnership with WFP is implementing relief project in Galkaiyo Somalia, the overall objective of this relief project is to reduce the risk of mortality and death from malnutrition and poor food security among IDPs and host community in Galkaiyo district. The targeted sites are Bayra, Cagaaran, Bacaadwayn, Xarfo, Margaago, Beerdhagaxtuur, Khayrdoon,
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In 2018, our main focus will be sustainable solution against drought, this will be a durable solutions to cushion the residents from future shocks, we are much interested in agricultural farming in general; this is because we understand that over 35% of the Somalia population depends on agriculture for their income and livelihoods. Moreover,
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SDC successfully mobilized and sensitized the communities and informed them on the criteria that was to be used in selecting the beneficiaries including the number of beneficiaries in each respective location. The targeted number for beneficiaries is 1584 individuals from the mapped areas. Between 17th and 20th January 2018, we did mobilization and
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Puntland state has estimated population of 3.9 million, 70% of them live below poverty line, and this means 2.7 million people are under crisis & emergences cases as per FSNAU report in 2017. In respond to the FSNAU report, SDC is advocating and lobbying for programs to assist the most vulnerable people living in Mudug
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Bursalah is sixty kilometers North-west of Galkayo within the district of Mudug. BurSalah is located on the border of Ethiopia/Somalia; Galkaio is the capital of the district of Mudug. In September 2002, the school was officially opened and the first classes were held. The opening of the school is the reason why the region of
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Most of the areas of Puntland, have received lowest rainfall in the recent past, compared to other years, their livestock have largely and adversely been affected by the severe drought, in the recent famine, it affected more than one million people, who lost their livestock leaving them vulnerable and devastated. In Puntland state that has
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