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The primary objective of the Henna and Beauty Salon Instructor is to provide comprehensive training in henna application and beauty salon skills to students, preparing them for professional opportunities and self-employment in the beauty industry.
The Tailoring Skill Instructor will be responsible for providing comprehensive training in tailoring to equip students with practical skills and knowledge necessary for employment in the tailoring industry or for starting their tailoring businesses.
The Electricity Course Instructor will be responsible for developing, coordinating, and delivering educational content focused on electrical engineering and technology. This includes both theoretical and practical applications suitable for students ranging from beginners to advanced learners.
SDC-WFP's Kobciye Project in Nugal aims to enhance food security, nutrition, and resilience for smallholders, targeting IDPs, women, and youth. Feb 2023-Jan 2024.
The SDC Kobciye team recently embarked on a 2-day site visit mission to the Cuun farm, where they sought to evaluate the existing agricultural practices in place to identify areas that could be improved in order to increase crop yield and overall productivity.
This crucial session for the Kobciye project facilitates community consultation and knowledge sharing in market management and marketing, ensuring community voices are heard and integrated, fostering ownership, empowerment, and leading to sustainable, impactful outcomes.
FFA asset implementation to ensure adequate and reliable water supply during drought seasons.
Report on surrounding community accessing nutritional food and sustainability assistance during calamities.
Transforming the community basic social services and creating opportunities for generating income avenues for women, youth, IDPs and poor rural communities.
Our overall objective for the Livelihood and vocational skill training projects was to empower the community through skill training and provide nutritious food for drought affected households.
Kobciye project has been formulated under Food systems lens with the overall objective improving food security and nutrition of smallholder farmers through strengthened resilience to shocks.
Looking back at 2019, Salaam Development Centre (SDC) implemented three major projects under Relief and humanitarian project, Resilience and Livelihood project and Research and development.
SDC's REPORT
SDC is an independent, nonprofit and nongovernment organization operating in Puntland, Somalia providing project management services and research & development solutions.
The main objectives of this strategy is to address the improvement of human quality lives and productivity of research center, focusing by five areas of strategic objectives to complete during the period of 2021-2025.
SDC is seeking an experienced Agricultural Researcher to join our team in Garowe, Puntland, Somalia. The successful candidate will conduct vital research to advance our agricultural initiatives, focusing on crop yield optimization, sustainable farming practices, and innovative agricultural technologies.
SDC's REPORT
A five-day training titled “Training of Trainers” on cooperative and good governance training “Enhancing the Capacity of Smallholder farmers with an objective to build the capacity of Trainers.
This is the findings of the assessment of female smallholder farmers in all four Kobciye sites highlights their representation in the farming sector, involvement in decision-making processes, and eagerness to receive training and extension services to improve productivity.
SDC-WFP's Kobciye Project in Nugal aims to enhance food security, nutrition, and resilience for smallholders, targeting IDPs, women, and youth. Feb 2023-Jan 2024.
The SDC Kobciye team recently embarked on a 2-day site visit mission to the Cuun farm, where they sought to evaluate the existing agricultural practices in place to identify areas that could be improved in order to increase crop yield and overall productivity.
FFA asset implementation to ensure adequate and reliable water supply during drought seasons.
Report on surrounding community accessing nutritional food and sustainability assistance during calamities.
Transforming the community basic social services and creating opportunities for generating income avenues for women, youth, IDPs and poor rural communities.
Our overall objective for the Livelihood and vocational skill training projects was to empower the community through skill training and provide nutritious food for drought affected households.
Kobciye project has been formulated under Food systems lens with the overall objective improving food security and nutrition of smallholder farmers through strengthened resilience to shocks.
Looking back at 2019, Salaam Development Centre (SDC) implemented three major projects under Relief and humanitarian project, Resilience and Livelihood project and Research and development.
SDC's REPORT
SDC is an independent, nonprofit and nongovernment organization operating in Puntland, Somalia providing project management services and research & development solutions.
The main objectives of this strategy is to address the improvement of human quality lives and productivity of research center, focusing by five areas of strategic objectives to complete during the period of 2021-2025.
SDC is seeking an experienced Agricultural Researcher to join our team in Garowe, Puntland, Somalia. The successful candidate will conduct vital research to advance our agricultural initiatives, focusing on crop yield optimization, sustainable farming practices, and innovative agricultural technologies.
SDC's REPORT
A five-day training titled “Training of Trainers” on cooperative and good governance training “Enhancing the Capacity of Smallholder farmers with an objective to build the capacity of Trainers.
This is the findings of the assessment of female smallholder farmers in all four Kobciye sites highlights their representation in the farming sector, involvement in decision-making processes, and eagerness to receive training and extension services to improve productivity.
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