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SDC is pleased to announce the successful launch of the Early Recovery Project (ERP) in Qoryo-wayn Village, Jariiban District, Mudug region. This initiative marks a significant step towards empowering communities and enhancing resilience in the region. During the launch, community mobilization efforts were conducted, and beneficiaries were informed about the project’s key aspects, including SCOPE […]

We are excited to announce the completion of half-moon digging activities at the #Belley Cooperative site under the ongoing Multilateral Project Initiative! 🌱 Farmers are now preparing for the next phase of cultivation, digging seed holes and applying manure and fertilizers in anticipation of quality seed distribution ahead of the rainy season. Continuous monitoring and

In an effort to enhance food security and promote sustainable agricultural practices, Salaam Development Center (SDC), in collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP) and local authorities, has launched an extensive 20-day training program on Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) in the Bursalah and Galdogob districts. This training is designed to equip local farming cooperatives with

Empowering Farmers through Strategic Distribution of Agricultural Resources We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of our recent distribution of seeds, crop seeds, fertilizers, and essential farm tools to the beneficiaries of the JRP project. This initiative targeted selected farms across the Bursalah and Galdogob districts, aiming to enhance agricultural productivity and support sustainable

We recently conducted comprehensive community engagement activities in Galdogob District, Mudug Region, Somalia, under the SDC-JRP project. This initiative aims to enhance household and community resilience, improve food security, and strengthen local systems for effective livelihood services. Key activities included community meetings, educational sessions on sustainable agricultural practices, and collaborative sessions with local government officials

Abdishakur Mohamud Farah, a pioneering smallholder farmer at Cuun site, initially faced discouragement and depression due to poor farming practices and lack of knowledge. Despite planting melons previously, he encountered low yields and struggled to attract customers. However, everything changed with the introduction of the Kobciye project. Through the Kobciye project, Abdishakur received invaluable training

The End-Term Evaluation and Presentation Event for the Kobciye Project’s Agricultural Development and Food Security Outcomes in Puntland took center stage on February 15th, marking a pivotal moment in the region’s agricultural landscape. Led by the Salaam Development Center (SDC) in partnership with the Puntland Ministry of Agriculture and backed by the World Food Programme

Exciting news to share about the Kobciye project! We are thrilled to announce that our success story was recently aired on the radio. This achievement would not have been possible without the incredible support we received from #EU, #WFP, and #Puntland MOAI. Their generosity has played a vital role in enhancing the resilience of our

Empowering Kobciye beneficiaries in #Laacdhere with touch screen mobile phones marks a significant leap towards embracing digital innovation. Following comprehensive digital and financial training, beneficiaries can now transition from traditional to digital marketing methods, enabling them to calculate revenue, capture compelling crop production photos, and effortlessly communicate through SDC-monitored WhatsApp groups. This initiative not only

Mrs. Safiyo, chairlady of Kobciye Laacdhere site, and Mrs. Ijabo, a project beneficiary trainee, testify to the project’s benefits. With extensive market linkage, financial, and #GAP trainings from #SDC experts with the support of #MOAI, and continuous support from #WFP and #EU, they successfully manage their farms and revenue. Their positive mindset towards resilient livelihoods