Introduction This quarter, we have reached a remarkable 47,587 individuals across 15 locations in South-West State, Somalia, through 57 targeted interventions aimed at improving lives and fostering...
103,000 individuals with critical hygiene, water, and sanitation interventions. USD 37,500 Amount of money transfered through unconditional cash assistance to 500 beneficiaries 1,628 Women & Girls...
Background Over the past 6 months, Somalia has undergone a dramatic transformation, transitioning from the grips of an exceptionally dry period to the current challenges posed by extreme flooding. In...
Background In 2022, Somalia experienced an unprecedented drought that surpassed previous droughts in terms of duration and severity, including the ones in 2010/11 and 2016/17. The country faced the...
Overview While there has been a slight improvement in food security and nutrition in Somalia, according to the latest IPC report, we must remain cautiously optimistic. The report notes that the...
Overview Unfortunately, the situation in Baidoa and other rural areas in 2023 remains dire. Despite ongoing efforts, the number of people in need of humanitarian assistance continues to grow, putting...
Overview As the drought continued to bite, we have scaled up our interventions in the Southwest state where there has been a significant influx of IDP (Internaly Displaced Persons). We wre providing...
Overview Because of drought in Southwest state many pastoralists and agro-pastoralists have been displaced from their homesteads; without a significant amount of food and water. This has led to a...
7.1 million people across Somalia are facing a crisis and need urgent, multi-sectoral assistance to prevent from acute food insecurity outcomes. Closer to home in the bay region, famine (IPC Phase 5)...
2020 OVERVIEW SOUTHWEST STATE SOMALIA The year 2020 was unique and challenging for Somalia as we experienced multiple shocks that worsened the already fragile humanitarian situation in the region. A...
OVERVIEW Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Somalia education system was already stretched with the primary school enrollment ratio being among the world’s lowest at 70% (or 3 million children of 4.4...
BACKGROUND READO began the implementation of the WASH activities to provide emergency access to safe clean water, sanitation and hygiene to flood-affected IDPs in Baidoa, Bay region. Courtesy of the...
About the project This project aimed to improve the quality of education through the provision of support to school-based resilience mechanisms that would contribute to the sustainability of the...
1.0 Background The Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is a new strain of coronavirus first reported to WHO end of December 2019 in Wuhan, Hubei Province, Republic Chine, as of 17 March 2020, the virus had...
About the project The project aims to provide mental health and psychosocial support to Gender-Based Violence survivors while increasing advocacy and community engagement to promote the reproductive...
OVERVIEW HUMANITARIAN NEEDS Somalia remains one of the most complex and long- standing humanitarian crises in the world. 2018 has seen some improvements in the food security outlook, mainly due to...
About the project The project was started to help vulnerable IDP households in Baidoa district have access to food. Through an unconditional cash transfer voucher system, we were able to select,...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Poor Gu (April to June 2016) rainfall, locally significant floods, trade disruption, droughts and new and continued population displacement contributed to a worsening of the food...
