Author name: Daud Yusuf

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 […]

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

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

Meet Mr. Nure Bulshaale, chairman of the #Laacdheere Community a proud #Kobciye beneficiary, showcasing his abundant harvest of hot pepper and bell pepper. Thanks to expert #GAP trainings and climate-friendly agricultural technology, he’s achieved remarkable yields. Together with all beneficiaries, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the #EU for funding this transformative project, and to

#SDC team and #WFP representatives embarked on an M&E journey to #Rabaable farm site under Kobciye project. They actively connected with the local community, directly observing the project’s beneficial outcomes, and conducting thorough Monitoring and Evaluation. Reflecting on a day of success at #Rababble Kobciye! From vibrant crops to engaging with our community beneficiaries, these

SDC conducted skills needs assessment on marketable vocational skills in Garowe which objective was to find out the best marketable skills that, if taught, can help young people around Garowe can find a good job or be self-employed and be able to support themselves and their families. The purpose of the study to ensure that

WFP Somalia Representative/Country Director Mr. Cesar Arroyo visited Laacdheere site on 07 August 2019 on a monitoring mission. The purpose of the visit was to check on how project activities are progressing as well as assist in the identification of potential successes and constraints as a way to facilitate timely decisions The monitoring was mainly on

SDC in collaboration with WFP and READ conducted a graduation ceremony in Bursalah vocational training Centre on 10/08/2019, the purpose of the graduation ceremony was to celebrate students who successfully met the academic and extracurricular requirements for graduation. The 100 students (youth and women) who graduated were awarded with certificates in tailoring, computer and electricity,

  According to the previous monitoring, there is a bit change towards a farm activities progress, in the two last month the beneficiaries work hard and they got a job in training about maintenance of drip pipes, how open block holes of the pipes.   The farm working daily is going as planned. There is a progress